My processing times

[de7wcc 0]

My fiance is from the Philippines I live in Florida sent my packet to the Texas office they revceived on January 19th they in turn sent to the California Service Center they received January 25th received my NOA1 stating they cashed my check and that is the last word I have heard from them no touches no nothing looked on the immigration site stated thier processing application September 13 2006 does that mean i have to wait another 4 months before my K-1 applications is even looked at ?? please help if you can 7 months just so the application will even be looked at seems like a long time for a K-1 visa thatnk you in advance for your assistance

[Otto 83]

My fiance is from the Philippines I live in Florida sent my packet to the Texas office they revceived on January 19th they in turn sent to the California Service Center they received January 25th received my NOA1 stating they cashed my check and that is the last word I have heard from them no touches no nothing looked on the immigration site stated thier processing application September 13 2006 does that mean i have to wait another 4 months before my K-1 applications is even looked at ?? please help if you can 7 months just so the application will even be looked at seems like a long time for a K-1 visa thatnk you in advance for your assistance

de7wcc,

First the USCIS site showing processing dates for the I-129f (September 2006) - this is alarming but don't be. This date is the oldest I129F they are processing (you'd think they would show the newest one, but they don't). They are processing petitions much further down the road (Like January)

Next - if you fill in your time-line - you'll get a better idea of when your case may be adjudicated (not an exact science, but pretty darn close for most people).

Touches - some cases get many touches before getting approved while others very few (ours only touched once for example). So don't be terribly concerned if you're not getting touched - I know that's easier said than done, but just don't.

So fill in your time-line - take a look at your possible Adjudication date and start preparing for the next step..

[CountryBoy 0]

Please fill in your timeline and then search for similar timelines

Good Luck

[Mononoke28 135]

On average, people who have sent their petitions to TSC/CSC/NSC are getting their approvals within 90 days. Some people don't get their stuff approved that quickly but like I said, it's just an average number. You may get your NOA2 soon since you filed in January.