July 2017 I-129F Filers

[JSCGPV 1,903]

1 minute ago, Jesus said:

Thats a lot of leftovers !! I'm so happy!!

For Sure a great couple of days.

[JSCGPV 1,903]

Hello Julies,

I went through and roughly figured the percentage of cases touched per the original total amount of cases for that day.

Remember this is a rough figure that could be off +- 2%. I  just wanted to give you an idea of where USCIS is at for the month, and what percentage of cases have been touched for a particular day.

I'm sure @Naes will have a more accurate total when she does a weekly. Plus she will have all those pretty graphs.

 

 

Date:	Percentage of cases per the total amount for the day that have been touched. (Rfe’s, Approvals, Name change, Etc.)
July 3	70%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 5	60%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 6	56%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 7	30%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 10	56%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 11	75%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 12	72%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 13	51%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 14	68%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 17	39%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 18	31%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 19	35%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 20	42%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 21	45%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 24	27%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 25	35%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 26	50%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 27	42%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 28	28%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 31	28%  of cases have been touched for this date.

[P&R2017 409]

22 minutes ago, JSCGPV said:

Hello Julies,

 

I went through and roughly figured the percentage of cases touched per the original total amount of cases for that day.

Remember this is a rough figure that could be off +- 2%. I  just wanted to give you an idea of where USCIS is at for the month, and what percentage of cases have been touched for a particular day.

I'm sure @Naes will have a more accurate total when she does a weekly. Plus she will have all those pretty graphs.

 

 

 

 

 

Date:	Percentage of cases per the total amount for the day that have been touched. (Rfe’s, Approvals, Name change, Etc.)
July 3	70%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 5	60%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 6	56%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 7	30%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 10	56%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 11	75%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 12	72%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 13	51%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 14	68%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 17	39%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 18	31%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 19	35%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 20	42%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 21	45%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 24	27%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 25	35%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 26	50%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 27	42%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 28	28%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 31	28%  of cases have been touched for this date.

Thanks @JSCGPV...very clear..

And that I believed it's only based on cases that they updated online... Because I try to be positive and we don't know for sure how many cases are out there without been updated online... the percentage can be even higher...

 

 

 

[JSCGPV 1,903]

1 minute ago, P&R2017 said:

Thanks @JSCGPV...very clear..

And that I believed it's only based on cases that they updated online... Because I try to be positive and we don't know for sure how many cases are out there without been updated online... the percentage can be even higher...

 

 

 

Your welcome, and yes this is just what is updated online. I'm sure the % totals are higher overall due to USCIS not updating every case.

[Alvy91 52]

1 hour ago, LizM said:

I agree and I was thinking about this too, at least until I read the Q&A by a guy who used to work at CSC. He said some applications would take 15 minutes from being picked up until approved. So even if we had a more "accurate" online status update, it would just show the same thing for 6-7months anyway - "we haven't even looked at it yet". The hardest part about this is that fact, I think, that there's such a backlog. And that literally nothing is happening to your case during that time. (But, by the way, I see you got your NOA2 - congratulations! )

Thank you!!! That is true. Our case was likely in a box or a big pile all this time until it was dusted off, flicked through and then approved. So 7 months for 15 minutes... the backlog must be huge and they must be so understaffed 

[P&R2017 409]

Just now, JSCGPV said:

Your welcome, and yes this is just what is updated online. I'm sure the % totals are higher overall due to USCIS not updating every case.

Even though I don't have my NOA2 yet I'm very happy with the results that July is getting... 

let's hope this week it will kick even harder with approvals!!! 

 

 

 

[Alvy91 52]

Does anybody know how old the tax returns used as financial evidence can be?

[JSCGPV 1,903]

11 minutes ago, Alvy91 said:

Does anybody know how old the tax returns used as financial evidence can be?

Just the past years tax is what they ask for. Some people go back three years. Actually, unless your self-employed tax returns are not required per I-134 USCIS instructions.

 

Form I-134 Instructions   11/30/16   N
Page 3 of 6
Supporting Evidence
As the sponsor, you must show you have sufficient income or financial resources to assure that the foreign national you
are sponsoring will not become a public charge while in the United States.
Evidence should consist of copies of any of the documents listed below that apply to your situation.
Failure to provide evidence of sufficient income or financial resources may result in the denial of the foreign national’s
application for a visa or his or her removal from the United States.

Submit in duplicate evidence of income and resources, as appropriate:

A.
Statement from an officer of the bank or other financial institutions with deposits, identifying the following details
regarding the account:
(1) Date account opened;
(2) Total amount deposited for the past year; and
(3) Present balance.

 

B. Statement(s) from your employer on business stationery showing:
(1) Date and nature of employment;
(2) Salary paid; and
(3) Whether the position is temporary or permanent.

 

C.If self-employed:
(1) Copy of last income tax return filed; or
(2) Report of commercial rating concern.

 

D.List containing serial numbers and denominations of bonds and name of record owner(s).

Edited February 10, 2018 by JSCGPV

[Faisal1 235]

51 minutes ago, JSCGPV said:

Hello Julies,

 

I went through and roughly figured the percentage of cases touched per the original total amount of cases for that day.

Remember this is a rough figure that could be off +- 2%. I  just wanted to give you an idea of where USCIS is at for the month, and what percentage of cases have been touched for a particular day.

I'm sure @Naes will have a more accurate total when she does a weekly. Plus she will have all those pretty graphs.

 

 

 

 

 

Date:	Percentage of cases per the total amount for the day that have been touched. (Rfe’s, Approvals, Name change, Etc.)
July 3	70%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 5	60%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 6	56%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 7	30%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 10	56%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 11	75%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 12	72%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 13	51%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 14	68%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 17	39%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 18	31%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 19	35%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 20	42%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 21	45%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 24	27%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 25	35%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 26	50%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 27	42%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 28	28%  of cases have been touched for this date.
July 31	28%  of cases have been touched for this date.

Hopefully next week i get some good news 3rd july

[jayjay02 124]

OMG OMG, I RECEIVED TWO LETTERS IN THE MAIL, BOTH ARE MY APPROVAL! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT! WE WERE APPROVED ON THE 6TH. Life is good!!!!

[JSCGPV 1,903]

1 minute ago, jayjay02 said:

OMG OMG, I RECEIVED TWO LETTERS IN THE MAIL, BOTH ARE MY APPROVAL! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT! WE WERE APPROVED ON THE 6TH. Life is good!!!!

WHAT? two approvals.. Can I have one? he he

 

 

CONGRATZ!!!!

[JSCGPV 1,903]

3 minutes ago, Faisal1 said:

Hopefully next week i get some good news 3rd july

For sure any day could be your day!

[jayjay02 124]

1 minute ago, JSCGPV said:

WHAT? two approvals.. Can I have one? he he

 

 

CONGRATZ!!!!

I know, it's weird, should I be worried about getting two letters, that's not common!  Thank you! 

[JSCGPV 1,903]

2 minutes ago, jayjay02 said:

I know, it's weird, should I be worried about getting two letters, that's not common!  Thank you! 

I wouldn't be worried. Go celebrate!!

[Kat&Joel 484]

Can anyone help with a question I have about one of the medical forms?  The DS 2054?