I-129f June 2017 filers (merged)

[Lisa & Jorge 494]

18 minutes ago, Deusebom said:

concordo

 

10 minutes ago, John & Rose said:

Don't forget there is a month between November and January!!!  Early June filers should see something by the end on November.  The rest of June looks like December and January.  Once Thanksgiving hits the States, things tend to slow down a little.

 

 

totally understand. but I still believe in a God of miracles.   :-) :-) :-)

[John & Rose 7,239]

11 minutes ago, Deusebom said:

 

totally understand. but I still believe in a God of miracles.   :-) :-) :-)

Indeed!!!  As do I.  Let's hope!

[Larissa & Johnson 40]

Can anyone say about the Daca theory on may fillers? 

[Larissa & Johnson 40]

Hello everyone, one more week one more hope... I believe, god have a plan for us

[Larissa & Johnson 40]

46 minutes ago, Deusebom said:

 

totally understand. but I still believe in a God of miracles.   :-) :-) :-)

Oii vc é brasileiro(a)? 

[Lisa & Jorge 494]

5 minutes ago, loveneverfails17 said:

Oii vc é brasileiro(a)? 

Me perdoe, meu keyboard em meu trabalho eo ingles... mas nao, meu querido Jorge e uma Carioca do Rio de Janeiro  . VIVA!  eu sou Americana, mas eu falo um pouco portugues... eu fico aprendendo mais cada dia o passo a passo. Gloria a Deus!... e eu to ensinando meu filhinho tambem. Ele tem 2 anos e fala algumas palavras em portugues e ja chama Jorge "papai"   E LINDO!  fofinho... e bencao para conhecer uma brasiliera outra nesse groupo esperando desde Junho para nossos noivos. :-) eu adoro de conhecer outras pessoas do Brasil .   eu estou contigo irma.  com paciencia e fe <3   o qual parte do pais voce vive?   BEIJOS

[John & Rose 7,239]

24 minutes ago, loveneverfails17 said:

Can anyone say about the Daca theory on may fillers? 

May filers got hit with a lot this year.  There was the re-prioritzation of the work visas vs family visas and the overall shift in immigration.  The work visas taking priority was the main reason for the slowdown of the family visas.  I'm not really sure if DACA had a huge impact on its own.  Others here may have more information.

[Larissa & Johnson 40]

41 minutes ago, Deusebom said:

Me perdoe, meu keyboard em meu trabalho eo ingles... mas nao, meu querido Jorge e uma Carioca do Rio de Janeiro  . VIVA!  eu sou Americana, mas eu falo um pouco portugues... eu fico aprendendo mais cada dia o passo a passo. Gloria a Deus!... e eu to ensinando meu filhinho tambem. Ele tem 2 anos e fala algumas palavras em portugues e ja chama Jorge "papai"   E LINDO!  fofinho... e bencao para conhecer uma brasiliera outra nesse groupo esperando desde Junho para nossos noivos. :-) eu adoro de conhecer outras pessoas do Brasil .   eu estou contigo irma.  com paciencia e fe <3   o qual parte do pais voce vive?   BEIJOS

Oi que bom, bem vinda, eu gostaria de ouvir até novembro alguma coisa, está difícil essa espera viu? Um abraço dica com Deus 

[The Squirrel 1,318]

@Deusebom and @loveneverfails17 just to let you know English is the only allowed language here, and your comments will be deleted. 

 

 

And more importantly, do not believe that we will be much beyond 160 days. The apparent slowdown was in the USCIS second fiscal quarter, that being January, February and March. That is where they slowed down, to a tune of 30%, throwing the "pending" number of cases from 15000 to 20000. Third quarter they got back on track and went to they standard 12,000+ cases done. Let's see what this week brings, today should be telling, it would take an average of 173 cases approved every day to get every single May case done including RFES (227 as of today), to be on June 1st on this date next month.  There is only 15 business days in May they haven't touched yet, then it is our turn.

 

Start getting ready boys and girls, we are soon to be up for happy life !

[Lisa & Jorge 494]

2 minutes ago, The Squirrel said:

@Deusebom and @loveneverfails17 just to let you know English is the only allowed language here, and your comments will be deleted. 

 

 

And more importantly, do not believe that we will be much beyond 160 days. The apparent slowdown was in the USCIS second fiscal quarter, that being January, February and March. That is where they slowed down, to a tune of 30%, throwing the "pending" number of cases from 15000 to 20000. Third quarter they got back on track and went to they standard 12,000+ cases done. Let's see what this week brings, today should be telling, it would take an average of 173 cases approved every day to get every single May case done including RFES (227 as of today), to be on June 1st on this date next month.  There is only 15 business days in May they haven't touched yet, then it is our turn.

 

Start getting ready boys and girls, we are soon to be up for happy life !

really? it was nice to connect with someone who has something in common.  

[June2017UK 430]

5 minutes ago, The Squirrel said:

@Deusebom and @loveneverfails17 just to let you know English is the only allowed language here, and your comments will be deleted. 

 

 

And more importantly, do not believe that we will be much beyond 160 days. The apparent slowdown was in the USCIS second fiscal quarter, that being January, February and March. That is where they slowed down, to a tune of 30%, throwing the "pending" number of cases from 15000 to 20000. Third quarter they got back on track and went to they standard 12,000+ cases done. Let's see what this week brings, today should be telling, it would take an average of 173 cases approved every day to get every single May case done including RFES (227 as of today), to be on June 1st on this date next month.  There is only 15 business days in May they haven't touched yet, then it is our turn.

 

Start getting ready boys and girls, we are soon to be up for happy life !

Keep the positive vibe going, my friend.. but we must also consider all the filers from months previous to May who are still awaiting approval.

Like @Melodica256. They so deserve to get approval before any of us.

[AZSunshine78 437]

15 minutes ago, The Squirrel said:

@Deusebom and @loveneverfails17 just to let you know English is the only allowed language here, and your comments will be deleted. 

 

 

And more importantly, do not believe that we will be much beyond 160 days. The apparent slowdown was in the USCIS second fiscal quarter, that being January, February and March. That is where they slowed down, to a tune of 30%, throwing the "pending" number of cases from 15000 to 20000. Third quarter they got back on track and went to they standard 12,000+ cases done. Let's see what this week brings, today should be telling, it would take an average of 173 cases approved every day to get every single May case done including RFES (227 as of today), to be on June 1st on this date next month.  There is only 15 business days in May they haven't touched yet, then it is our turn.

 

Start getting ready boys and girls, we are soon to be up for happy life !

Loving the optimism!

im thinking good thoughts that that is a very realistic number (173) given we only see approvals for VJ members and there are MANY folks going through this outside the forum.

[Hadassah123 523]

25 minutes ago, Deusebom said:

really? it was nice to connect with someone who has something in common.  

You can send private messages too. Speak any language you want there

[John & Rose 7,239]

27 minutes ago, Deusebom said:

really? it was nice to connect with someone who has something in common.  

There are regional forums, too.  Check them out!

[Kween 167]

3 hours ago, Deusebom said:

 

totally understand. but I still believe in a God of miracles.   :-) :-) :-)

Amen, yes HE does