Administrative processing-- what to do while you wait?

[YoungPadawan 21]

Hello forum, 

This is not so much a question about bureaucracy. I'm rather curious to know how other members are handling the long delays, and what are some of you doing whilst waiting for your new life to finally begin.

Due to the unpredictabile nature of the process, it can be hard to find a routine, and it seems as though I just can't effectively plan for the long term...just....yet...

Whether you're undergoing a 221g AP,  waiting for a waiver,  or clocking in the 12 month wait period before  your Noa 2 arrives, how are you coping with the long waits? Are you working/ able to work? If not, is it affecting you negatively? Do you have a good support system? Are you worried or optimistic? Do you fear unusually long delays or unexpected turns of events? I think this could be an interesting discussion, let me know below.

Thanks

 

[TBoneTX 45,330]

Thread is moved from Off Topic to General Immigration Discussion.

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