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this is such bullsh!t ! 6 months today!! on something that should be 2-4 months no matter how "backed up" they are. such bullsh!t

I'm getting pissed about this.

August 4 2017 - I-129F Sent to USCIS

August 7 2017 I-129F Delivered

August 9 2017 NOA1 Sent out

August 14 2017 - Received email from Lawyer NOA1 received

August 28 2017 - Returned to USA/NOA1 was in the mail waiting for me delivered on August 14th according to my brother who collected my mail

September 7 2017 - 1 month into waiting for NOA2

October 7 2017 - 2 months into waiting for NOA2

November 7th 2017 - 3 months into waiting for NOA2

December 7th 2017 - 4 months into waiting for NOA2

January 7th 2018 - 5 months into waiting for NOA2

February 7th 2018 - 6 months into waiting for NOA2

February 17th 2018 - NOA2 - APPROVED!! noa1-noa2 194 days

February 20 2108 - NOA2 Mailed

February 24 2018 - NOA2 Received

March 5th 2018 - NVC Received Case

March 7th 2018 - NVC Case number received.

March 7th 2018 - DS-160 Submitted online

March 17th 2018 - Case sent to embassy

March 18th 2018 - Case Arrived embassy NVC says "Ready"

March 23 2018 - Medical exam completed

April 30 2018 - Interview - 221g - Administrative processing

December 12 2018 - Email from embassy Administrative processing completed request to send passport, new 221g , new medical

December 24 2018 - New medical exam

January 9 2019 - Medical ready for pickup, sent passport to embassy

January 10 2019 - Passport received by embassy.....case update as well

January 11 2019 - CEAC page shows visa status ISSUED!

January 14 2019 - Visa received.

January 15 2019 - POE - Dallas Ft Worth - Arrived Mobile Al airport - now home with me.

 

 

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Hi guys, while we are waiting for good news .... I  have a question and I would like your advises and expertise...

 

My fiancee's uncle is in my city now. He is coming back to Chile next week and I would like him to bring my docs to my fiancee for her interview.... 

 

1-  I-134

2- tax transcripts (last 3 years)

3- pay stubs

4- employment verification letter

5- intent to marry letter

 

Do you think it is too early to send these docs

 

I'm a Aug 24 filer

 

thanks

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that's a good question, I don't know how recent they want a I-134. I'm waiting to fill that all out when I get the noa2 , I plan to be there for the interview so I will prepare all that 2 weeks before I leave however that is a good question on the 134

August 4 2017 - I-129F Sent to USCIS

August 7 2017 I-129F Delivered

August 9 2017 NOA1 Sent out

August 14 2017 - Received email from Lawyer NOA1 received

August 28 2017 - Returned to USA/NOA1 was in the mail waiting for me delivered on August 14th according to my brother who collected my mail

September 7 2017 - 1 month into waiting for NOA2

October 7 2017 - 2 months into waiting for NOA2

November 7th 2017 - 3 months into waiting for NOA2

December 7th 2017 - 4 months into waiting for NOA2

January 7th 2018 - 5 months into waiting for NOA2

February 7th 2018 - 6 months into waiting for NOA2

February 17th 2018 - NOA2 - APPROVED!! noa1-noa2 194 days

February 20 2108 - NOA2 Mailed

February 24 2018 - NOA2 Received

March 5th 2018 - NVC Received Case

March 7th 2018 - NVC Case number received.

March 7th 2018 - DS-160 Submitted online

March 17th 2018 - Case sent to embassy

March 18th 2018 - Case Arrived embassy NVC says "Ready"

March 23 2018 - Medical exam completed

April 30 2018 - Interview - 221g - Administrative processing

December 12 2018 - Email from embassy Administrative processing completed request to send passport, new 221g , new medical

December 24 2018 - New medical exam

January 9 2019 - Medical ready for pickup, sent passport to embassy

January 10 2019 - Passport received by embassy.....case update as well

January 11 2019 - CEAC page shows visa status ISSUED!

January 14 2019 - Visa received.

January 15 2019 - POE - Dallas Ft Worth - Arrived Mobile Al airport - now home with me.

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Joselio said:

Hi guys, while we are waiting for good news .... I  have a question and I would like your advises and expertise...

 

My fiancee's uncle is in my city now. He is coming back to Chile next week and I would like him to bring my docs to my fiancee for her interview.... 

 

1-  I-134

2- tax transcripts (last 3 years)

3- pay stubs

4- employment verification letter

5- intent to marry letter

 

Do you think it is too early to send these docs

 

I'm a Aug 24 filer

 

thanks

We already started getting those ready (I am a September filer)

Only for I-134 we will wait a little more till march and get the signed copies then (even though my embassy says it just needs to be within a year)

 

Of course the more recent it is the better, but 1-2 months is usually ok.

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1 minute ago, Naes said:

We already started getting those ready (I am a September filer)

Only for I-134 we will wait a little more till march and get the signed copies then (even though my embassy says it just needs to be within a year)

 

Of course the more recent it is the better, but 1-2 months is usually ok.

good to know then I will prepare mine this weekend and next week head to the bank and get bank letters

August 4 2017 - I-129F Sent to USCIS

August 7 2017 I-129F Delivered

August 9 2017 NOA1 Sent out

August 14 2017 - Received email from Lawyer NOA1 received

August 28 2017 - Returned to USA/NOA1 was in the mail waiting for me delivered on August 14th according to my brother who collected my mail

September 7 2017 - 1 month into waiting for NOA2

October 7 2017 - 2 months into waiting for NOA2

November 7th 2017 - 3 months into waiting for NOA2

December 7th 2017 - 4 months into waiting for NOA2

January 7th 2018 - 5 months into waiting for NOA2

February 7th 2018 - 6 months into waiting for NOA2

February 17th 2018 - NOA2 - APPROVED!! noa1-noa2 194 days

February 20 2108 - NOA2 Mailed

February 24 2018 - NOA2 Received

March 5th 2018 - NVC Received Case

March 7th 2018 - NVC Case number received.

March 7th 2018 - DS-160 Submitted online

March 17th 2018 - Case sent to embassy

March 18th 2018 - Case Arrived embassy NVC says "Ready"

March 23 2018 - Medical exam completed

April 30 2018 - Interview - 221g - Administrative processing

December 12 2018 - Email from embassy Administrative processing completed request to send passport, new 221g , new medical

December 24 2018 - New medical exam

January 9 2019 - Medical ready for pickup, sent passport to embassy

January 10 2019 - Passport received by embassy.....case update as well

January 11 2019 - CEAC page shows visa status ISSUED!

January 14 2019 - Visa received.

January 15 2019 - POE - Dallas Ft Worth - Arrived Mobile Al airport - now home with me.

 

 

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Thanks Naes for your comment.... you know, all of these  are very important private  and confidentatial documents... so I would like them to be safe... I  have all of these documents ready, just need my signature and date..

 

 

 

 

 

 

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7 minutes ago, MandW said:

this is such bullsh!t ! 6 months today!! on something that should be 2-4 months no matter how "backed up" they are. such bullsh!t

I'm getting pissed about this.

Look I get it you are pissed, but unfortunately this is how it is. 

You being in 6 months wait, means there are 7 month and 8 month people all over waiting. 

 

They are really backed up;

And here are the reasons gathered so far;

1) After elections there is always a peak in the petitions especially about naturalization.

2) After this election the high numbers in applications continued, due to the administrations view on immigrants.

3) There was a 700.000 additional applications for naturalization, because people are scared. Also more on h1b and daca.

4) Administration wants scrutiny now, hence there are more RFEs sent than previous years. It looks like they have a quota to match. They send lots of RFEs for things people already sent. (especially letter of intents)

5) They cannot match the number of increased applications by hiring, because of the administration's federal freeze happened, and they could only keep the headcount. So they have less veteran employees and more rookies.

 

And this list goooooooes on. 

 

We need positivity here, not every single message can be about how negative everything is, please.

 

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6 minutes ago, MandW said:

good to know then I will prepare mine this weekend and next week head to the bank and get bank letters

I still think if you will be there anyway and can do it 2 weeks before the interview, the more recent is better.

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I wonder if an April POE will be possible for any of us Augustines! Dreaming of that possibility 🤔

K-1:

Spoiler

 

I-129F Sent: 08/15/2017

NOA1: 08/18/2017

NOA2: 02/20/2018 (186 days)

NOA2 Hardcopy Sent: 02/24/2018

USCIS sent to NVC: 02/27/2018

NVC Received: 03/07/2018

NVC Case #: 03/15/2018

NVC Left: 03/16/2018

Embassy Received: 03/19/2018

Medical Exam: 03/21/2018

Interview at Stockholm Embassy: 04/12/2018 -- Approved!!

Visa Issued: 04/16/2018

Visa Received: 04/25/2018

POE: 04/27/2018

Married: 05/1/2018

 

 

AOS + AP + EAD:
Package Sent: 05/08/2018

NOA1: 05/15/2018

Biometrics: 06/4/2018

EAD/AP Card Being Produced: 9/28/18 (143 days)
EAD/AP Received: 10/4/18

AOS Interview: 09/26/19 (499 days from NOA1) Accepted!
GC Received: 10/16/19

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1 hour ago, MandW said:

I want my SO out of Taiwan asap, yesterday we were on video chat and seen the earthquake and the feeling of helpless came over me so strong. cant do anything but I told her to run outside. she did. Two days in a row a earthquake while on video with her.

I know that feeling!  The Philippines has earthquakes and volcanos.  It is so terrible feeling so alone and hopeless to help!

PHILIPPINES ONLY!!!  CFO (Commission on Filipinos Overseas) INFO - Can't leave home without it!

 

PDOS (Pre-Departure Registration and Orientation Seminar) is for ages 20-59.  Peer Counseling is for 13-19 years of age.

It is required to have the visa in their passport for PDOS and Peer Counseling.

 

GCP (Guidance and Counseling Program) is for K-1 Fiancee and IR/CR-1 spouse ONLY. 

 

 

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4 minutes ago, blenheim said:

I wonder if an April POE will be possible for any of us Augustines! Dreaming of that possibility 🤔

After NVC things work so fast you'll be surprised 

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1 minute ago, John & Rose said:

I know that feeling!  The Philippines has earthquakes and volcanos.  It is so terrible feeling so alone and hopeless to help!

My fiances parents live in Cavite , about 6 hours from that volcano ? she was worried. I bet that volcano erupting had a lot to do with the earthquakes in Taiwan. both countries are on the same fault line.

August 4 2017 - I-129F Sent to USCIS

August 7 2017 I-129F Delivered

August 9 2017 NOA1 Sent out

August 14 2017 - Received email from Lawyer NOA1 received

August 28 2017 - Returned to USA/NOA1 was in the mail waiting for me delivered on August 14th according to my brother who collected my mail

September 7 2017 - 1 month into waiting for NOA2

October 7 2017 - 2 months into waiting for NOA2

November 7th 2017 - 3 months into waiting for NOA2

December 7th 2017 - 4 months into waiting for NOA2

January 7th 2018 - 5 months into waiting for NOA2

February 7th 2018 - 6 months into waiting for NOA2

February 17th 2018 - NOA2 - APPROVED!! noa1-noa2 194 days

February 20 2108 - NOA2 Mailed

February 24 2018 - NOA2 Received

March 5th 2018 - NVC Received Case

March 7th 2018 - NVC Case number received.

March 7th 2018 - DS-160 Submitted online

March 17th 2018 - Case sent to embassy

March 18th 2018 - Case Arrived embassy NVC says "Ready"

March 23 2018 - Medical exam completed

April 30 2018 - Interview - 221g - Administrative processing

December 12 2018 - Email from embassy Administrative processing completed request to send passport, new 221g , new medical

December 24 2018 - New medical exam

January 9 2019 - Medical ready for pickup, sent passport to embassy

January 10 2019 - Passport received by embassy.....case update as well

January 11 2019 - CEAC page shows visa status ISSUED!

January 14 2019 - Visa received.

January 15 2019 - POE - Dallas Ft Worth - Arrived Mobile Al airport - now home with me.

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Naes said:

After NVC things work so fast you'll be surprised 

You’re right. I’m thinking April doesn’t sound so far fetched anymore!

 

We’re having a bit of a panic about POE dates because we know he has to travel out of the US mid-August. If the NOA2 arrives soon, AP/EAD will have way more than 100 days to process, but much after it’d be too risky and then our POE can’t be until August 💔😩

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K-1:

Spoiler

 

I-129F Sent: 08/15/2017

NOA1: 08/18/2017

NOA2: 02/20/2018 (186 days)

NOA2 Hardcopy Sent: 02/24/2018

USCIS sent to NVC: 02/27/2018

NVC Received: 03/07/2018

NVC Case #: 03/15/2018

NVC Left: 03/16/2018

Embassy Received: 03/19/2018

Medical Exam: 03/21/2018

Interview at Stockholm Embassy: 04/12/2018 -- Approved!!

Visa Issued: 04/16/2018

Visa Received: 04/25/2018

POE: 04/27/2018

Married: 05/1/2018

 

 

AOS + AP + EAD:
Package Sent: 05/08/2018

NOA1: 05/15/2018

Biometrics: 06/4/2018

EAD/AP Card Being Produced: 9/28/18 (143 days)
EAD/AP Received: 10/4/18

AOS Interview: 09/26/19 (499 days from NOA1) Accepted!
GC Received: 10/16/19

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2 minutes ago, Naes said:

After NVC things work so fast you'll be surprised 

that's what I told my fiancé Monday night when they started on august (I'm early august so hoping they touch those soon) that april is a high possibility for the interview and then here as we will leave Taiwan the day after we get the visa in hand.

August 4 2017 - I-129F Sent to USCIS

August 7 2017 I-129F Delivered

August 9 2017 NOA1 Sent out

August 14 2017 - Received email from Lawyer NOA1 received

August 28 2017 - Returned to USA/NOA1 was in the mail waiting for me delivered on August 14th according to my brother who collected my mail

September 7 2017 - 1 month into waiting for NOA2

October 7 2017 - 2 months into waiting for NOA2

November 7th 2017 - 3 months into waiting for NOA2

December 7th 2017 - 4 months into waiting for NOA2

January 7th 2018 - 5 months into waiting for NOA2

February 7th 2018 - 6 months into waiting for NOA2

February 17th 2018 - NOA2 - APPROVED!! noa1-noa2 194 days

February 20 2108 - NOA2 Mailed

February 24 2018 - NOA2 Received

March 5th 2018 - NVC Received Case

March 7th 2018 - NVC Case number received.

March 7th 2018 - DS-160 Submitted online

March 17th 2018 - Case sent to embassy

March 18th 2018 - Case Arrived embassy NVC says "Ready"

March 23 2018 - Medical exam completed

April 30 2018 - Interview - 221g - Administrative processing

December 12 2018 - Email from embassy Administrative processing completed request to send passport, new 221g , new medical

December 24 2018 - New medical exam

January 9 2019 - Medical ready for pickup, sent passport to embassy

January 10 2019 - Passport received by embassy.....case update as well

January 11 2019 - CEAC page shows visa status ISSUED!

January 14 2019 - Visa received.

January 15 2019 - POE - Dallas Ft Worth - Arrived Mobile Al airport - now home with me.

 

 

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