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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Scotland
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So today we got an email from USCiS that states, "We have placed your case on a processing hold because the required security checks remain pending. Until we receive the results of these security checks, we cannot move forward on your case. We require the results of security checks before we make a decision on any pending case."

 

has anyone seen this before? What does it mean? 

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Package 3 Response - September 5, 2017

Medical Appt - September 15, 2017

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Yes, there have been instances where cases have been placed under hold for security checks. It's assumed that it is because of a background check being done on the petitioner. I don't think anyone really knows how or why these cases are selected. 

 

Did you submit an inquiry online and receive that email in response? Usually people don't find out they are under security check hold unless they call and ask USCIS about their case. 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Scotland
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Just now, RJandHamid said:

Yes, there have been instances where cases have been placed under hold for security checks. It's assumed that it is because of a background check being done on the petitioner. I don't think anyone really knows how or why these cases are selected. 

 

Did you submit an inquiry online and receive that email in response? Usually people don't find out they are under security check hold unless they call and ask USCIS about their case. 

We filed an expedite request on our I-129f and that was the response. 

Met at University in Scotland - August 2013

Tiae left Scotland - October 2014

Jonathan visited Tiae in the States - August 2015, August 2016, April 2017

Jonathan proposed - February 2016

Filed I-129f - March 2017

NOA1 - April 3, 2017

NOA2 - August 10, 2017

NVC Rec'd - August 28, 2017

NVC # rec'd - August 29, 2017

Left NVC - August 31, 2017

Consulate Rec'd - September 5, 2017

Package 3 Received - September 5, 2017

Package 3 Response - September 5, 2017

Medical Appt - September 15, 2017

Interview - September 25, 2017

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20 minutes ago, tcovington said:

We filed an expedite request on our I-129f and that was the response. 

I submitted a request to expedite my 129 form back in March.  In June I received an email asking me to provide more evidence.  I know I will be denied because when I submitted my request I was told to wait 60 days for them to make a decision.  It took them over 90 days to ask me to send the evidence

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Scotland
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9 hours ago, DILAW said:

I submitted a request to expedite my 129 form back in March.  In June I received an email asking me to provide more evidence.  I know I will be denied because when I submitted my request I was told to wait 60 days for them to make a decision.  It took them over 90 days to ask me to send the evidence

Wth?! 90 days? They told us to wait no more than 5. What service center are you with? Waiting that long defeats the purpose. 

Met at University in Scotland - August 2013

Tiae left Scotland - October 2014

Jonathan visited Tiae in the States - August 2015, August 2016, April 2017

Jonathan proposed - February 2016

Filed I-129f - March 2017

NOA1 - April 3, 2017

NOA2 - August 10, 2017

NVC Rec'd - August 28, 2017

NVC # rec'd - August 29, 2017

Left NVC - August 31, 2017

Consulate Rec'd - September 5, 2017

Package 3 Received - September 5, 2017

Package 3 Response - September 5, 2017

Medical Appt - September 15, 2017

Interview - September 25, 2017

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