September 2016 I-130 filers

[Awai5 28]

1 minute ago, Ulrica&Jesse said:

well if you expect this forum to carry you around and give you all the answers that you are supposed to find out on your own, good luck with that.  And you better mind your own business and keep your advises for yourself  

Thanks for your kind words I really appriciate. ? Good luck with your case. Hope you'll get visa soon Good Luck 

[nyokie 572]

11 minutes ago, Awai5 said:

Yoir words are helpfull thanks 

Your are welcome.?

[nyokie 572]

15 minutes ago, Ulrica&Jesse said:

well if you expect this forum to carry you around and give you all the answers that you are supposed to find out on your own, good luck with that.  And you better mind your own business and keep your advises for yourself  

  I don't think you should have came out like that on Awai5. I think he/she just don't know how the process work.

 

 

we have to be careful how we say things to each other's because we all are here to learn and We are still learning how the process work.

 

 

[Ulrica&Jesse 39]

11 minutes ago, nyokie said:

  I don't think you should have came out like that on Awai5. I think he/she just don't know how the process work.

 

 

we have to be careful how we say things to each other's because we all are here to learn and We are still learning how the process work.

 

 

oh well.

Edited February 27, 2017 by Ulrica&Jesse

[MD11PILOT 26]

I think we just must accept the fact the system is archaic, bureaucratic and rife with inefficiencies. I check the status every now and again but have the email and text alert set up. Going on to the site every day and looking, would just do my head in. I sent the apps (3)  at the beginning of September, doesn’t appear to have been transferred (yet). 

This site has a lot useful information from people that are in the process or have completed the process. A lot of the information is just opinion or hope. So, like with anything else investigate research and reach your own conclusions. Clearly some people were approved in an expedited manner. It would be helpful if this was noted in some of the threads. Clearly someone approved at the I-130 stage, in 8 weeks is clearly not the norm.

 

Until someone at the federal level is interested in streamlining the process it will always be the same. If we look back through the years its always something. Whether security checks, N400s, I-130s etc etc. I think a while ago I-130s were taking a year to adjudicate. Have you seen the fees for USCIS fees have climbed an average of 21% since December. Why? Lack of funding from Congress. 

There will always be one or two on these threads that will pontificate and start finger pointing. It’s easy to hide behind the computer. Unfortunately, we just must be patient. There is no other choice.

[Wizzle 41]

59 minutes ago, nyokie said:

  I don't think you should have came out like that on Awai5. I think he/she just don't know how the process work.

 

 

we have to be careful how we say things to each other's because we all are here to learn and We are still learning how the process work.

 

 

I second your opinion.... Please guys, let's be nice to one another... Before we know it.. Everyone would be approved. All the very best. Have a great week all...  

[Bendite 26]

3 hours ago, nyokie said:

Wow at least you know you have to the waiver, sometimes at the interview they ask to do it and that does be another long wait. I saw that happened to few people. So that good you knew.

 

Yes I hope so!

[nyokie 572]

1 hour ago, Wizzle said:

I second your opinion.... Please guys, let's be nice to one another... Before we know it.. Everyone would be approved. All the very best. Have a great week all...  

yesss...even tho some people like us can be annoying sometimes, but same time we can still explain and gives answers. Same to you enjoy your week.

[applerose 94]

2 hours ago, nyokie said:

yesss...even tho some people like us can be annoying sometimes, but same time we can still explain and gives answers. Same to you enjoy your week.

i was reading the post from my phone earlier, the comments weren't nice... 

this is something new for everyone, a learning process...

I do hope we will be hearing some approvals this week  

[nyokie 572]

16 minutes ago, applerose said:

i was reading the post from my phone earlier, the comments weren't nice... 

this is something new for everyone, a learning process...

I do hope we will be hearing some approvals this week  

exactly

[nyokie 572]

19 hours ago, Caligirl90 said:

When do you think we will hear something back? We're from 9/7 case sent to Texas on 2/7 

they will update the case in March, so hopefully this week or next week if not then the end of March.

[nyokie 572]

Just now, nyokie said:

they will update the case in March, so hopefully this week or next week if not then the end of March.

If they say I will hear something March 22 so you should hear something before that date.

[misshepburn 52]

Hey guys -- some info for those who have been transferred -- 

 

I like to float around on here and check out the other threads for various I-130 months...to see if I can answer questions and to see what's going on with other groups. I've recently been on the July 2016 filers and it looks like a number of them have had their cases "lost" if you will by USCIS.  

 

Some of their priority dates were in early July and they were transferred to TSC or other centers around mid-November. None of them have been approved yet and haven't gotten any definite answers from USCIS. I advised them to all get Congress involved and/or make InfoPass appointments if they were in the US, because they are way outside normal processing timelines.

 

My intent in posting this info is not to freak anyone out -- rather to caution against sitting back and waiting for USCIS to do their job. I pray that you all get approved before the 6 month mark, and you should stay hopeful, but be proactive and aware of your rights. As soon as you hit the 6 month mark, contact congress, and call USCIS!!! You will get through. Don't let your case languish like some of these folks did. It sounds like USCIS is royally messed up.

 

Good luck to everyone and stay strong. Keep encouraging each other on here! 

[applerose 94]

6 minutes ago, misshepburn said:

Hey guys -- some info for those who have been transferred -- 

 

I like to float around on here and check out the other threads for various I-130 months...to see if I can answer questions and to see what's going on with other groups. I've recently been on the July 2016 filers and it looks like a number of them have had their cases "lost" if you will by USCIS.  

 

Some of their priority dates were in early July and they were transferred to TSC or other centers around mid-November. None of them have been approved yet and haven't gotten any definite answers from USCIS. I advised them to all get Congress involved and/or make InfoPass appointments if they were in the US, because they are way outside normal processing timelines.

 

My intent in posting this info is not to freak anyone out -- rather to caution against sitting back and waiting for USCIS to do their job. I pray that you all get approved before the 6 month mark, and you should stay hopeful, but be proactive and aware of your rights. As soon as you hit the 6 month mark, contact congress, and call USCIS!!! You will get through. Don't let your case languish like some of these folks did. It sounds like USCIS is royally messed up.

 

Good luck to everyone and stay strong. Keep encouraging each other on here! 

Thanks for the words of motivation

[nyokie 572]

25 minutes ago, misshepburn said:

Hey guys -- some info for those who have been transferred -- 

 

I like to float around on here and check out the other threads for various I-130 months...to see if I can answer questions and to see what's going on with other groups. I've recently been on the July 2016 filers and it looks like a number of them have had their cases "lost" if you will by USCIS.  

 

Some of their priority dates were in early July and they were transferred to TSC or other centers around mid-November. None of them have been approved yet and haven't gotten any definite answers from USCIS. I advised them to all get Congress involved and/or make InfoPass appointments if they were in the US, because they are way outside normal processing timelines.

 

My intent in posting this info is not to freak anyone out -- rather to caution against sitting back and waiting for USCIS to do their job. I pray that you all get approved before the 6 month mark, and you should stay hopeful, but be proactive and aware of your rights. As soon as you hit the 6 month mark, contact congress, and call USCIS!!! You will get through. Don't let your case languish like some of these folks did. It sounds like USCIS is royally messed up.

 

Good luck to everyone and stay strong. Keep encouraging each other on here! 

Wow Thank you for a head up, that really messed up and it’s sad to see how they just sit there and watch the clock but thank God you was able to discuss with them. I hope they do get approve soon.

So y’all know what this mean, once we mark 6 months and we call,

 

 Just don’t give up on calling them, also watch USCIS timeline as well to see if it will change too. 

 

 

 Thank you for encouraging us and I wish you good luck on your interview whenever it will be.