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2 minutes ago, Lilly2302 said:

Wich app do u use to track the progress of your cases for android???

I just use the USCIS website, because unless I am mistaken, that's where all of the update info comes from anyway -- so why use an app that pushes ads, or pay for an ad-less ap when the info is freely retrievable?

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37 minutes ago, GarryAndMarie said:

I just use the USCIS website, because unless I am mistaken, that's where all of the update info comes from anyway -- so why use an app that pushes ads, or pay for an ad-less ap when the info is freely retrievable?

That's true. 

 

I've been going trough March and April forums and in March they have been receiving noa2 and interviews scheduled 😍

5/27/2017: I-129F sent to USCIS

5/30/2017: Received by USCIS

6/8/2017: Received our NOA1 hard copy via mail; NOA1 Hard Copy Receipt Date: 5/30/2017

11/29/2017: NOA2 Notification via USCS App 
12/04/2017: NOA2 Hard Copy Received 
01/11/2018: NVC Received I-129F 
01/12/2018: Case Number Received

01/19/2018: NVC Left
01/19/2018: Embassy Received. 
01/22/2018: Received NVC letter hard copy from NVC
02/05/2018: Medical
02/21/2018: Interview and approved!

03/06/2018: Visa in Hand
xx/xx/2018: POE at Fort Lauderdale Airport

xx/xx/2018: Married to my Love!          

 

 

NOA2 to NVC time tracker - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k57PdywNRpUqytomJxMzz6_7DsMqpi52DgnaYt9FyC8/edit?usp=sharing

 

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1 hour ago, Lilly2302 said:

That's true. 

 

I've been going trough March and April forums and in March they have been receiving noa2 and interviews scheduled 😍

I do that too -- as well as playing around with different settings for the K1 graphs and lists

 

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Just now, GarryAndMarie said:

I do that too -- as well as playing around with different settings for the K1 graphs and lists

 

If things keep going like that our time frame is 90-120 day. I look the others lists to be informed of what to do step by step. Thank God for this site.

5/27/2017: I-129F sent to USCIS

5/30/2017: Received by USCIS

6/8/2017: Received our NOA1 hard copy via mail; NOA1 Hard Copy Receipt Date: 5/30/2017

11/29/2017: NOA2 Notification via USCS App 
12/04/2017: NOA2 Hard Copy Received 
01/11/2018: NVC Received I-129F 
01/12/2018: Case Number Received

01/19/2018: NVC Left
01/19/2018: Embassy Received. 
01/22/2018: Received NVC letter hard copy from NVC
02/05/2018: Medical
02/21/2018: Interview and approved!

03/06/2018: Visa in Hand
xx/xx/2018: POE at Fort Lauderdale Airport

xx/xx/2018: Married to my Love!          

 

 

NOA2 to NVC time tracker - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k57PdywNRpUqytomJxMzz6_7DsMqpi52DgnaYt9FyC8/edit?usp=sharing

 

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Just now, Lilly2302 said:

If things keep going like that our time frame is 90-120 day. I look the others lists to be informed of what to do step by step. Thank God for this site.

I think there was some kind of changeover back in Nov/Dec/Jan that resulted in a big backlog for the CSC, and they may have started to pull ahead of it in the last few weeks... just trying to read the tea leaves in what *might* be initial trends. Kind of hoping the 13 week NOA1>NOA2 drops to 9-10 weeks by the end of July.

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1 minute ago, GarryAndMarie said:

I think there was some kind of changeover back in Nov/Dec/Jan that resulted in a big backlog for the CSC, and they may have started to pull ahead of it in the last few weeks... just trying to read the tea leaves in what *might* be initial trends. Kind of hoping the 13 week NOA1>NOA2 drops to 9-10 weeks by the end of July.

Let's hope for that! I think the changeover was Trump 😂😂😂

5/27/2017: I-129F sent to USCIS

5/30/2017: Received by USCIS

6/8/2017: Received our NOA1 hard copy via mail; NOA1 Hard Copy Receipt Date: 5/30/2017

11/29/2017: NOA2 Notification via USCS App 
12/04/2017: NOA2 Hard Copy Received 
01/11/2018: NVC Received I-129F 
01/12/2018: Case Number Received

01/19/2018: NVC Left
01/19/2018: Embassy Received. 
01/22/2018: Received NVC letter hard copy from NVC
02/05/2018: Medical
02/21/2018: Interview and approved!

03/06/2018: Visa in Hand
xx/xx/2018: POE at Fort Lauderdale Airport

xx/xx/2018: Married to my Love!          

 

 

NOA2 to NVC time tracker - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k57PdywNRpUqytomJxMzz6_7DsMqpi52DgnaYt9FyC8/edit?usp=sharing

 

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I've already posted in this thread, but got the NOA1 notice yesterday! It's nice knowing that it is on its way to be processed, then will be processed, et cetera. We've talked a lot about this period between the NOA1 and NOA2 so I'm glad it's game time now. Good luck to everyone and can't wait to hear everyone  getting approval in a few months.

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June Filer!

 

We sent our i129F on 6 June, it was received on 12 June and we got our NOA1 on 14 June! Sent to CSC. Now for the wait!

                         K1                                                                                                       AOS

20 March 2017: We got engaged!!                                             13 June 2018 - Sent AOS/EAD/AP

06 June 2017 - Sent I-129F                                                         15 June 2018 - USCIS signature received.

12 June 2017 - Case was received.                                           20 June 2018 - NOA1 for AOS/EAD/AP

14 June 2017 - NOA1                                                                   22 June 2018 - Cash checked

14 December 2017- NOA2                                                          23 June 2018 - Hardcopy i797 for AOS/EAD/AP

26 January 2018 - NVC Scan Date                                            17 July 2018 - Biometrics appt

29 January 2018 - NVC Number                                                24 July 2018 - Case ready to be scheduled for interview

07 February 2018  -Medical                                                        27 Sept 2018 - Call to request EAD expedite based on pending job offer/financial hardship

20 February 2018 -Interview: APPROVED!                               6 Oct 2018 - Letter in mail stating "Your case is currently under review"

21 February 2018- Visa Issued                                                  16 Nov 2018 - EAD Approved                                                                             

23 February 2018-Visa in hand                                                  24 Nov 2018 - EAD/AP received in mail

20 March 2018 -POE: Los Angeles                                            26 Nov 2018 - SSN mail received 

20 May 2018-Marriage                                                                06 Nov 2018 - Interview Scheduled

                                                                                                        16 March 2019 - Interview 

                                                                                                        

 

 

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8 hours ago, mego8787 said:

Best way to pay when mailing in the i-129f visa ....check or money order?

 

I sent a check since at least I know when they receive my petition and cash the check.

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8 hours ago, mego8787 said:

Best way to pay when mailing in the i-129f visa ....check or money order?

Wich you like the most. You can know if they chased both. Check by your account  and the money order calling to the provider. My fiance used money order and we called western union with the money order number and they told us when was cashed. Good Luck

5/27/2017: I-129F sent to USCIS

5/30/2017: Received by USCIS

6/8/2017: Received our NOA1 hard copy via mail; NOA1 Hard Copy Receipt Date: 5/30/2017

11/29/2017: NOA2 Notification via USCS App 
12/04/2017: NOA2 Hard Copy Received 
01/11/2018: NVC Received I-129F 
01/12/2018: Case Number Received

01/19/2018: NVC Left
01/19/2018: Embassy Received. 
01/22/2018: Received NVC letter hard copy from NVC
02/05/2018: Medical
02/21/2018: Interview and approved!

03/06/2018: Visa in Hand
xx/xx/2018: POE at Fort Lauderdale Airport

xx/xx/2018: Married to my Love!          

 

 

NOA2 to NVC time tracker - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k57PdywNRpUqytomJxMzz6_7DsMqpi52DgnaYt9FyC8/edit?usp=sharing

 

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Another June filer here! Sent off my petition on June 1st and got the NOA1 on June 8th. Sent to the California service center.

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MEETING

April 7th, 2017: Met Maricel in a Facebook group created by a friend of mine.

May 17th, 2017: Flying to Manila to see Maricel for the first time.

May 18th, 2017: Met Maricel at the airport in Manila.

May 24th, 2017: Proposed to Maricel and got engaged.

May 30th, 2017: Returned to the USA from the Philippines.

January 25th, 2018: Next trip to the Philippines! Chicago-Taipei-Manila

February 6th, 2018: Return back to the US

April 9th, 2018: Next trip to the Philippines, this time to spend time with Maricel's family and bring her back to the USA!

April 18th, 2018: Departing the Philippines for the USA! POE: Chicago, Illinois

June 16th, 2018: Wedding day!

I-129F / K1 VISA APPLICATION PROCESS

June 1st, 2017: Completed and mailed the I-129f package.

June 6th, 2017: Received NOA1. Petition routed to the California Service Center

September 14th, 2017: Maricel attended her morning CFO seminar in Manila.

December 31st, 2017: Received RFE from USCIS - Needed G325a from both of us.

January 5th, 2018: Mailed back RFE reply

January 8th, 2018: California Service Center received our RFE reply.

January 23rd, 2018: Received NOA2!

February 2nd, 2018: NVC received our petition, assigned MNL case number and forwarded our petition to the US Embassy in Manila.

February 3rd, 2018: Submitted the DS-160.

February 5th, 2018: Paid embassy fee at BPI

February 12th, 2018: Medical exam at St Luke's Extension Clinic in Ermita, Manila. -PASSED

February 26th, 2018: Embassy interview in Manila at 7:10am -PASSED

March 1st, 2018: Visa in hand!

March 5th: Going back to CFO to get her sticker. -PASSED

ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS PROCESS

July 13th, 2018: Mailed I-485, I-765 and I-131 to USCIS Chicago lock box.

July 31st, 2018: AOS case accepted by USCIS, and routed to National Benefits Center for Processing.

August 14th, 2018: Received RFE for I-485, sent response.

August 24th, 2018: Biometrics appointment in St Louis, Missouri

August 30th, 2018: E-mail notice that her interview is ready to be scheduled!

March 11th, 2019: Interview day! - PASSED

March 14th, 2019: Green card has been mailed!

March 18th, 2019: Green card in hand! (Next step not until 1 year and 9 months from issue date. AKA Removal of Conditions)

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS PROCESS

December 21,2020: Filed for Removal of Conditions I-751

January 30,2021: NOA - Nebraska Service Center - 18-month extension!

 

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30 minutes ago, daleguthery said:

Another June filer here! Sent off my petition on June 1st and got the NOA1 on June 8th. Sent to the California service center.

Within 2 months of just knowing each other you have filed an I-129F? Am I reading this right?

Be sure to start collecting a lot of information for proof of ongoing  relationship the US Embassy will likely want to see that.

I previously was involved with someone there who I only knew for a few months and it did not end well.

Be careful and take your time.

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi All! Can anyone help me with this question. My beneficiary is Italian but he lives in the U.K., so when asked which consulate he would like to have his interview we put Edinburgh because that is nearest to him.  I read a few places that it is okay for him to choose a consulate that is not his home country but is closest to where he currently lives. Can anyone confirm what I am thinking is correct? 

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