I-129F November 2016 Filers

[mrmrsVang 113]

Receipt date November 7

WAC 60000-60500

250 cases

9 approved on Jan26

9 approved on Jan25

 

?

Edited January 27, 2017 by august2015

[amye 158]

4 minutes ago, ShanghaiSurfer said:

 

You are welcome! Hope you will continue to track for us even after you get you approval. We all really appreciate your help! 

 

Yes, Geo, who will do what you do when you're approved?  What's your NOA1 date?

[Art786 275]

1 minute ago, august2015 said:

WAC 60000-65000 / November7

250 cases

9 approved on Jan26

9 approved on Jan25

 

?

 

Think you just getting people frustrated with this info. 

[mrmrsVang 113]

3 minutes ago, Art786 said:

Think you just getting people frustrated with this info. 

oh sorry , it should be on December thread.

[Art786 275]

Just now, august2015 said:

oh sorry , it should be on December thread.

You fit here just fine. We not going anywhere eider. 

[JimJesDuma 472]

42 minutes ago, Art786 said:

 Never learned to spell.          

hahaha..you guys are funny tonight.

Your spelling is just fine.

 

Jim

[geowrian 22,337]

39 minutes ago, ShanghaiSurfer said:

 

You are welcome! Hope you will continue to track for us even after you get you approval. We all really appreciate your help! 

 

I may for a while, but I'll likely get my NOA2 after almost everybody here. I'm technically an early Dec. filer. The official/unofficial Dec.thread didn't exist when I filed, so I piggybacked this one and stuck with it. haha

[JimJesDuma 472]

35 minutes ago, august2015 said:

Receipt date November 7

WAC 60000-60500

250 cases

9 approved on Jan26

9 approved on Jan25

 

?

so 10 per night average = 25 more work days. 

November 7th should be cleared out by end of February including RFE's. - maybe

 

Jim

[amye 158]

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

I may for a while, but I'll likely get my NOA2 after almost everybody here. I'm technically an early Dec. filer. The official/unofficial Dec.thread didn't exist when I filed, so I piggybacked this one and stuck with it. haha

Where did you learn to do whatever visa wizardry you're doing?

[geowrian 22,337]

38 minutes ago, amye said:

Yes, Geo, who will do what you do when you're approved?  What's your NOA1 date?

You'll almost definitely be approved before me, so don't worry! I filed on 12/1, with a NOA1 of 12/12. The Dec. thread didn't exist when I filed, so here I am to stay.

[audacieux89 256]

3 minutes ago, geowrian said:

I may for a while, but I'll likely get my NOA2 after almost everybody here. I'm technically an early Dec. filer. The official/unofficial Dec.thread didn't exist when I filed, so I piggybacked this one and stuck with it. haha

Wow how lucky are we november filers to have you here in our group!! Thanks again geowrian!!

[geowrian 22,337]

1 minute ago, amye said:

Where did you learn to do whatever visa wizardry you're doing?

I've been coding since middle school, actually. I teach computer science classes at the local university where I graduated (mobile app development, cryptography, etc.), which helps me keep up to date as well. My entire career since I turned 21 has been in IT, and now I lead several dev teams as a solutions architect for for a consulting company...mostly focused on large government projects (USPS, PENNDOT (PA's Dept. of Transporation), DHS, etc.).

 

But anyway, it's just about being self-motivated. Sure, schooling helped, but the vast majority of my architecture and dev. skills grew just from practicing building stuff. Take a passion and run with it.

[amye 158]

3 minutes ago, geowrian said:

I've been coding since middle school, actually. I teach computer science classes at the local university where I graduated (mobile app development, cryptography, etc.), which helps me keep up to date as well. My entire career since I turned 21 has been in IT, and now I lead several dev teams as a solutions architect for for a consulting company...mostly focused on large government projects (USPS, PENNDOT (PA's Dept. of Transporation), DHS, etc.).

 

But anyway, it's just about being self-motivated. Sure, schooling helped, but the vast majority of my architecture and dev. skills grew just from practicing building stuff. Take a passion and run with it.

Ah, okay.  So it takes special IT skills to do what you do for us here at VJ?

Edited January 27, 2017 by amye

[stella03_smg 7]

@Jim: I have already added my timeline last month i think... haha!

 

@geowrian: So intelligent!Just wow! Good thing the dec thread was not available so you've stayed with Nov thread.haha! Seriously, thank you so much to you and to everyone who has been giving us updates.

[geowrian 22,337]

5 minutes ago, amye said:

Ah, okay.  So it takes special IT skills to do what you do for us here at VJ?

Special IT skills? Nah. But I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you... (I hate that movie, but love these lines!)  But seriously, it's just experience...a college CS student could do this if they just had some guidance on where to look.