What's going on with processing times?

[Adam&Allison 128]

Does anybody have any idea what's happening with processing times on the USCIS website? I know they're not super accurate sometimes, but the last update (which covered two months) the Philadelphia field office only moved by about 10 days. So I figured the next update we may see more of a jump, but today they updated from the 31st October 2017 to as of November 30th 2017 and the Philadelphia field office (and others) only moved 3 days. 

 

I know AOS takes a while, but at this rate it could be years before we hear anything. They've moved (according to their posted times) less than two weeks in three months. 

[EandH0904 1,184]

I know the holidays always skews things a little bit, but it seems like there are ALOT of inconsistencies in their data this time. 

Example: California K1 petitions said they were processing June 27th as of November 30th - it's 2 months later (almost) and most of June still does not have NOA2. 

Another example: Our CR1 is in Potomac and now Potomac isn't even listed as having I-130s....so....wheres our petition? 

[Adam&Allison 128]

1 minute ago, EandH0904 said:

I know the holidays always skews things a little bit, but it seems like there are ALOT of inconsistencies in their data this time. 

Example: California K1 petitions said they were processing June 27th as of November 30th - it's 2 months later (almost) and most of June still does not have NOA2. 

Another example: Our CR1 is in Potomac and now Potomac isn't even listed as having I-130s....so....wheres our petition? 

 

I think there are some inconsistencies with the data because people who filed in July through Chicago have their interviews scheduled - and the Chicago field office is now allegedly processing since January 21st 2017. I just get disheartened when it hasn't been updated for months and then when it does update, it moves a measly three days. We've been waiting almost 7 months, which isn't a long time really - but when their posted data is so behind, according to their timelines we could easily be waiting another 7 months.  

[EandH0904 1,184]

3 minutes ago, Adam&Allison said:

We've been waiting almost 7 months, which isn't a long time really - but when their posted data is so behind, according to their timelines we could easily be waiting another 7 months.  

7 months is a really long time!  I would want answers too! 

[Andrea&Henry 311]

38 minutes ago, Adam&Allison said:

Does anybody have any idea what's happening with processing times on the USCIS website? I know they're not super accurate sometimes, but the last update (which covered two months) the Philadelphia field office only moved by about 10 days. So I figured the next update we may see more of a jump, but today they updated from the 31st October 2017 to as of November 30th 2017 and the Philadelphia field office (and others) only moved 3 days. 

 

I know AOS takes a while, but at this rate it could be years before we hear anything. They've moved (according to their posted times) less than two weeks in three months. 

Unfortunately its always been like that. I file my AoS In july 2012 and I didn’t get my green card but by the end of april of 2013. No rfe! 

 

It took almost 10 months to get it and the times were super off. The only thing it did help is that I called by the beginning of april, because according to their website, they were processing august 2012 cases and I was from july. That’s the only time they did something  and I got approved like 10 days after my call.

 

I’ve been part of Vj, since 2011 when my now husband and filled for my k1 visa all the way to today. I trust the igor’s list and the timelines way more than any other website including the Uscis itself.

 

that’s why I cannot stress enough, how important is to fill your timelines for all the processes.

[Adam&Allison 128]

1 minute ago, Andrea&Henry said:

Unfortunately its always been like that. I file my AoS In july 2012 and I didn’t get my green card but by the end of april of 2013. No rfe! 

 

It took almost 10 months to get it and the times were super off. The only thing it did help is that I called by the beginning of april, because according to their website, they were processing august 2012 cases and I was from july. That’s the only time they did something  and I got approved like 10 days after my call.

 

I’ve been part of Vj, since 2011 when my now husband and filled for my k1 visa all the way to today. I trust the igor’s list and the timelines way more than any other website including the Uscis itself.

 

that’s why I cannot stress enough, how important is to fill your timelines for all the processes.

 

Is Igor's list just for the I-129F petitions? 

 

Are there any good timelines on VJ for AOS based on field offices? 

[Andrea&Henry 311]

5 minutes ago, Adam&Allison said:

 

Is Igor's list just for the I-129F petitions? 

 

Are there any good timelines on VJ for AOS based on field offices? 

I know the igor list is for i129... Back then we used to have... I’m almost sure we still have those. Actually if you go to the timeline not only you can see cases with your similar timeline and look for cases depending on the process and offices. It looks kind of outdated but it stills work. I suggest you to use an actual computer and not your phone. 

[Corey911 37]

22 hours ago, Adam&Allison said:

Does anybody have any idea what's happening with processing times on the USCIS website? I know they're not super accurate sometimes, but the last update (which covered two months) the Philadelphia field office only moved by about 10 days. So I figured the next update we may see more of a jump, but today they updated from the 31st October 2017 to as of November 30th 2017 and the Philadelphia field office (and others) only moved 3 days. 

 

I know AOS takes a while, but at this rate it could be years before we hear anything. They've moved (according to their posted times) less than two weeks in three months. 

Dallas field office moved only 4 days(((