January 2017 I-129F Filers

[Martin & Rona 157]

27 minutes ago, mbassett said:

Is 68 approved the total for January or just for that day?

 

also see 0 RFE's makes you wonder if they are picking the easy ones out to get them finished and done

68 is the total number of cases approved on April 5th

 

Jan Totals 

 

Approved = 152 Cases

Received (Pending Approval) = 2862 Cases

 

All good news. USCIS almost doubled the number of cases approved from yesterday ( 04/04/17 Approved = 84   04/05/17 Approved = 152)

 

Our best day yet!!!!!

 

Thanks Akes for your updates and allowing us all to see positive progress each day.

[geowrian 22,337]

12 minutes ago, Miina said:

Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know!  

 

Sorry if I confused anyone! I'll stick to just getting info here rather than dispensing advice from now on!  

No worries! I was just pointing out India's fairly unique circumstances. Nothing is ever so simple with immigration, right?

[David&Femke 91]

20 minutes ago, Martin & Rona said:

68 is the total number of cases approved on April 5th

 

Jan Totals 

 

Approved = 152 Cases

Received (Pending Approval) = 2862 Cases

 

All good news. USCIS almost doubled the number of cases approved from yesterday ( 04/04/17 Approved = 84   04/05/17 Approved = 152)

 

Our best day yet!!!!!

 

Thanks Akes for your updates and allowing us all to see positive progress each day.

if you go in the spresheet and use ctr F and then type in approved it counts 304 approvals. total 3624

Edited April 6, 2017 by David&Femke

[Martin & Rona 157]

45 minutes ago, David&Femke said:

if you go in the spresheet and use ctr F and then type in approved it counts 304 approvals. total 3624

Google Sheets hides STATUS Column "D" and SHORT STATUS shown in Column "E" Duplicating the Total Count of 152 of Approved Cases.

Using cntl F and word search "approved" the total count doubles. This is because column D and E includes the word "approved".

 

I import Google Sheets into MS Excel. When you do this Column "D" Status appears otherwise your duplicating the count 304/2 = 152

Total Received Cases (Pending Approval) = 2862 Cases

The Total of 3624 Includes other reasons; Rejected, RFE, Updated Names, etc.

 

 

Edited April 6, 2017 by Martin & Rona

[FutureMrsBennett 69]

3 minutes ago, Martin & Rona said:

Google Sheets hides STATUS Column "D" and SHORT STATUS shown in Column "E" Duplicates the Total of 152 Approved Cases. When you use cntl F and word search "approved" the total count doubles. This is because column D and E includes the word "approved".

 

I import Google Sheets into MS Excel. When you do this Column "D" Status appears otherwise your duplicating the count 304/2 = 152

 

How do I pull these spreadsheets? I would like to be able to do this for the March filers

[Martin & Rona 157]

4 minutes ago, FutureMrsBennett said:

How do I pull these spreadsheets? I would like to be able to do this for the March filers

I'll differ to AkesAngel since he does all of the downloads for us January Filers from the USCIS website using his I phone.  

 

I have an Android and the app does not allow you to run the stats.

[David&Femke 91]

13 minutes ago, Martin & Rona said:

Google Sheets hides STATUS Column "D" and SHORT STATUS shown in Column "E" Duplicating the Total Count of 152 of Approved Cases.

Using cntl F and word search "approved" the total count doubles. This is because column D and E includes the word "approved".

 

I import Google Sheets into MS Excel. When you do this Column "D" Status appears otherwise your duplicating the count 304/2 = 152

Total Received Cases (Pending Approval) = 2862 Cases

The Total of 3624 Includes other reasons; Rejected, RFE, Updated Names, etc.

 

 

ooh i see there is a hidden row, thank you for clearely

 

[Antriksh 12]

5 hours ago, Miina said:

Hi! I'm not sure I understood correctly, are you asking about how to get police certificates from countries youve lived in? 
If that's what youre wondering, you get it usually from the police authorities/Interior Ministry of the country. You will also have to go through a thorough medical before your interview, but that is not connected with the crime register certificate that you get from the police.

Sorry, I didn't frame my question well. I am from India, and want to know how to get the police certificate. Should I just go to the local police authorities or is there a procedure to it.

[FutureMrsBennett 69]

5 minutes ago, Martin & Rona said:

I'll differ to AkesAngel since he does all of the downloads for us January Filers from the USCIS website using his I phone.  

 

I have an Android and the app does not allow you to run the stats.

Ok I have the app as well and you're right it doesn't. I guess I do not know how to use the USCIS site either, because I tried to find the spreadsheets on the site and I couldn't. Thank you I will keep trying to figure it out.

[Antriksh 12]

6 hours ago, NatO23 said:

I found this article for you, which has pretty good instructions. It's from the Canadian Immigration site, but it's the same thing - just instructions on how/where to get that certificate. It's not specific to Canadian immigration. Here you go: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/asia-pacific/india.asp 

Thanks for the link.

[KierenHby 899]

3 minutes ago, Antriksh said:

Sorry, I didn't frame my question well. I am from India, and want to know how to get the police certificate. Should I just go to the local police authorities or is there a procedure to it.

http://passportindia.gov.in/AppOnlineProject/online/pccOnlineApp

 

[PR&PR 325]

On 3/27/2017 at 8:32 PM, Nghi T Pham said:

Yes, all documents have to be in English

To come back to this, it seems all documents do not have to be in English:

All documents not written in English, or in the official language of the country in which you are applying for a visa, must be accompanied by certified translations. The translation must include a statement signed by the translator stating that:

• The translation is accurate, and
• The translator is competent to translate.

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/Supporting_documents.html

 

Given that most of us are applying in our country of birth, it would mean our documents can be in that very same language. At least this is my understanding, or am I getting this wrong?

[AkesAngel 585]

3 hours ago, David&Femke said:

2 hours ago, Martin & Rona said:

Google Sheets hides STATUS Column "D" and SHORT STATUS shown in Column "E" Duplicating the Total Count of 152 of Approved Cases.

Using cntl F and word search "approved" the total count doubles. This is because column D and E includes the word "approved".

 

I import Google Sheets into MS Excel. When you do this Column "D" Status appears otherwise your duplicating the count 304/2 = 152

Total Received Cases (Pending Approval) = 2862 Cases

The Total of 3624 Includes other reasons; Rejected, RFE, Updated Names, etc.

 

 

 

3 hours ago, David&Femke said:

if you go in the spresheet and use ctr F and then type in approved it counts 304 approvals. total 3624

152 approvals for Jan is correct

[PR&PR 325]

2 hours ago, Antriksh said:

Sorry, I didn't frame my question well. I am from India, and want to know how to get the police certificate. Should I just go to the local police authorities or is there a procedure to it.

I found this link today and find it very helpful: https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/Supporting_documents.html

 

and you enter your country in the document finder.

[AkesAngel 585]

2 hours ago, Martin & Rona said:

I'll differ to AkesAngel since he does all of the downloads for us January Filers from the USCIS website using his I phone.  

 

I have an Android and the app does not allow you to run the stats.

Its done on PC with a script geowrian wrote ... its nothing that works on android or iphone.

And all data is worked on by excel after ... 

And be careful ... he is a she