Processing times backwards?

[Andy davies 136]

I'm just checking the uscis page obviously too much!!! But it seems to be going backwards and is it normal that it's only updated from may 31st 2017 - last time i checked it was up to feb 2017 now it says Jan 2017?! This is the California service center im looking into ! 

[Elethiomel 86]

I wouldn't check the USCIS page too much (doesn't help I know) but I just got my K1 in the mail almost exactly five months after my NOA1 (exactly 90 days to NOA2, took about a month through NVC then a couple of weeks to my interview and medical) and my USCIS tracker still doesn't show the NOA2, so keep an eye on your petitioners mailbox and don't worry, it'll come eventually.

[KULtoATL 1,551]

36 minutes ago, Andy davies said:

I'm just checking the uscis page obviously too much!!! But it seems to be going backwards and is it normal that it's only updated from may 31st 2017 - last time i checked it was up to feb 2017 now it says Jan 2017?! This is the California service center im looking into ! 

The USCIS tracker hasn't been working properly for awhile now. I've gotten my NOA2 and it still says case was received. 

 

Currently it takes closer to 4 months to get a NOA2. From NOA1 to visa interview is between 6-8 months. Every case is different and a variety of factors could add on extra time to your process though.

 

Sign up for USPS Informed Delivery to get a daily scan via e-mail of your incoming letter sized mails for the day. 

[Andy davies 136]

Awesome :-) thanks for all the help and info , so I'm guessing with our noa1 at June 3 we should be looking around end September time :-) hopefully 

[FlashLG 152]

19 minutes ago, Andy davies said:

Awesome :-) thanks for all the help and info , so I'm guessing with our noa1 at June 3 we should be looking around end September time :-) hopefully 

Based on my experience going through London, and assuming you don;t get hit with an RFE, you are looking at around end of September for NOA2 and then around November to have the visa approved.

[Andy davies 136]

Wow! November! I was thinking like march / April!

[FlashLG 152]

2 minutes ago, Andy davies said:

Wow! November! I was thinking like march / April!

Mine took 5 months from NOA1 to having my visa approved at the interview, but I seemed to be lucky and have a smooth process. Others haven't been so lucky, and there are people who've been waiting 6 months to move from NOA1 to NOA2. It's hard to put a proper estimate on it, but based on an average case going through London, November is a reasonable estimate.

[AtlantaFalcons199 2]

dont worry about the USCIS processing times, i see people in March getting approved. I honestly think the USCIS has no idea what they are doing

[troika 307]

2 hours ago, Andy davies said:

I'm just checking the uscis page obviously too much!!! But it seems to be going backwards and is it normal that it's only updated from may 31st 2017 - last time i checked it was up to feb 2017 now it says Jan 2017?! This is the California service center im looking into ! 

going backwards, because they are massively backlogged and it gives them the excuse to use the standard "only processing january cases" line when you phone.