I-129f June 2017 filers (merged)

[Jeanette & Jason 95]

4 minutes ago, John & Rose said:

Your NOA1 date is June 20th. No RFEs were listed. 

 

rocessing Estimates/Stats :

Based on timeline data, your I129f may be adjudicated between December 9, 2017 and December 13, 2017*.    Now that hat looks so much better hehehe

[John & Rose 7,239]

1 minute ago, Jeanette & Jason said:

 

rocessing Estimates/Stats :

Based on timeline data, your I129f may be adjudicated between December 9, 2017 and December 13, 2017*.    Now that hat looks so much better hehehe

That is better!!!  Congratulations. You just sped your timeline up by a month!

[Jeanette & Jason 95]

Just now, John & Rose said:

That is better!!!  Congratulations. You just sped your timeline up by a month!

Wooohooooo!! Somehow it is a satisfying thought 

[John & Rose 7,239]

Just now, Jeanette & Jason said:

Wooohooooo!! Somehow it is a satisfying thought 

Do us next!!!!  Lol

[Jeanette & Jason 95]

Just now, John & Rose said:

Do us next!!!!  Lol

Absolutely! As soon as I get hired as a caseworker at USCIS... though have a creeping feeling that you would have faster expediting with current staff. 

[John & Rose 7,239]

Just now, Jeanette & Jason said:

Absolutely! As soon as I get hired as a caseworker at USCIS... though have a creeping feeling that you would have faster expediting with current staff. 

Sometimes I wonder!   Lol. 

[Jeanette & Jason 95]

Just now, John & Rose said:

Sometimes I wonder!   Lol. 

I totally hear you, it is crazy that their timeline has doubled... hang in there your time will hopefully come around the week to follow 

[DandY 134]

19 hours ago, Mike and Wendelyn said:

AMEN!!! @millionaminute We as a group can now have a voice! a STRONG voice that must be heard and reckoned with!!!

 

63 million Americans voted for an anti-immigration policy, I don't think we have a voice compared to that.

 

[John & Rose 7,239]

7 minutes ago, DandY said:

63 million Americans voted for an anti-immigration policy, I don't think we have a voice compared to that.

 

That may be a kind of skewed view. Most people didn’t like either candidate but voted for the outsider just because “business as usual” needed to change.  Lol. It is interesting right now. I’m not convinced the 63 million really had any idea what was coming!  Lol. 

Edited November 26, 2017 by John & Rose

[Chicagoseal 373]

3 minutes ago, John & Rose said:

That may be a kind of skewed concept. Most people didn’t like either candidate but voted for the outsider just because “business as usual” sucked.  Lol. It is interesting right now. I million really had any idea what was coming!  Lol. 

@DandY Actually more people voted for the other candidate, but we have the electoral college...

Edited November 26, 2017 by Chicagoseal

[John & Rose 7,239]

3 minutes ago, Chicagoseal said:

@DandY Actually more people voted for the other candidate, but we have the electoral college...

One thing I know...it sure isn’t boring!

[DandY 134]

13 minutes ago, Chicagoseal said:

@DandY Actually more people voted for the other candidate, but we have the electoral college...

Yes I know. My point is that there was very anti-immigration rhetoric during the campaign and 63 million voted for that--60,000 vs. 63 million, the odds are not in our favor! 

 

This is no surprise at all. No one should be surprised by what is going on. And @John & Rose if they didn't know what they were voting for, they are too irresponsible to vote--it was pretty clear if you only payed attention for 6 minutes.

[John & Rose 7,239]

20 minutes ago, DandY said:

Yes I know. My point is that there was very anti-immigration rhetoric during the campaign and 63 million voted for that--60,000 vs. 63 million, the odds are not in our favor! 

 

This is no surprise at all. No one should be surprised by what is going on. And @John & Rose if they didn't know what they were voting for, they are too irresponsible to vote--it was pretty clear if you only payed attention for 6 minutes.

The masses are as*es... always has been that way.  I’m not sure we even have 60,000 K-1s. Maybe more like 35,000 so the odds are even longer. The pendulum when it swings too far in either direction things get weird!

[trames87 227]

31 minutes ago, DandY said:

Yes I know. My point is that there was very anti-immigration rhetoric during the campaign and 63 million voted for that--60,000 vs. 63 million, the odds are not in our favor! 

 

This is no surprise at all. No one should be surprised by what is going on. And @John & Rose if they didn't know what they were voting for, they are too irresponsible to vote--it was pretty clear if you only payed attention for 6 minutes.

And, let's be honest, if the current President is removed from office - his VP is not going to do any better. I am from Indiana and he was my former Governor. His policies, especially surrounding education are extremely flawed. 

[John & Rose 7,239]

13 minutes ago, trames87 said:

And, let's be honest, if the current President is removed from office - his VP is not going to do any better. I am from Indiana and he was my former Governor. His policies, especially surrounding education are extremely flawed. 

It is an interesting time. Pence is more polished but he is about the same person. Pence will act more presidential but not much else will change.