Hello

[Belma15 12]

I have question for everybody.I hope someone can teal me what to do.My noa1 is November 14 I still do not get noa2.On Jun 28 they send me e-mail that they will let me know about my k1 visa in 45 days?Those 45 days past so I did inquiry again on August 9.On August 17 they send me new e-mail.

Thank you for your inquiry. We recognize your interest in a final adjudication on your pending petition and are aware of the difficulties caused by any delay in processing.

Although we cannot provide you an exact date for when a decision will be reached in your case, the USCIS is committed to processing your case in an efficient manner.

We regret that we are not able to give you a timeframe for when we will complete the review of your petition.

 

Once a decision has been made in your case, you will be sent a notice of action.*

 

*A notice of action may be in a form of Approval Notice, Denial Notice, Transfer Notice, Request for Evidence, or Notice of Intent to Deny.

 

We hope this information is helpful and appreciate your continued patience.

 I really don't know what to do?Pleas can someone help me?Did anyone have something like this in his case and is there anyone her from November that not get noa2?Thank you so much wishing all of you good luck.

Edited August 22, 2018 by Belma15

[hellofromme 34]

Have you asked your congressman to inquire.Really, that's your best bet at this point. you are far outside normal processing times (as you know)

[Belma15 12]

4 minutes ago, hellofromme said:

Have you asked your congressman to inquire.Really, that's your best bet at this point. you are far outside normal processing times (as you know)

I ask senator to help me about my case.I know I am outside normal time a lot.It makes me crazy.

[hellofromme 34]

25 minutes ago, Belma15 said:

I ask senator to help me about my case.I know I am outside normal time a lot.It makes me crazy.

unfortunately, as fr as i know... thats all you can do

 

Some cases take them a very long and frustrating and unfair amount of time. 

 

Are there any red flags of any kind to try and help explain why it might take so long? 

[Crazy Cat 41,893]

28 minutes ago, Belma15 said:

I ask senator to help me about my case.I know I am outside normal time a lot.It makes me crazy.

Unfortunately, there is nothing else you can do.....except wait for an answer from USCIS or your Senator.

[Belma15 12]

I wish they teal me whay is this so long.And what they are doing.Because it is really not easy see people after 3 month after me get noa2.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

5 hours ago, Belma15 said:

I wish they teal me whay is this so long.And what they are doing.Because it is really not easy see people after 3 month after me get noa2.

You might try both options below.

 

First try shooting off an email to the Ombudsman at cisombudsman@HQ.DHS.GOV The Ombudsman provides an impartial and independent perspective to USCIS in an attempt to resolve problems.

 

Second try your U.S. representative's contact information can be found in this handy directory, and your U.S. senator's information is in this one.

 

If you receive a response and it contains anyone of these sentences this will be the meaning of that phrase.

 

If the CSC response is due to a congressional case worker inquiry, the service center will say "security checks"

 

If the CSC response is from a regular service inquiry from their website, the service center will say "adjudication"

 

 

And this is what they are doing.

RE: I-129F Case

USCIS records confirm that the referenced case is pending background check clearance. USCIS is committed to adjudicating immigration benefits in a timely manner while also ensuring public safety and national security. A small percentage of applications and petitions have unresolved background check issues that temporarily delay adjudication. Although USCIS makes every effort to resolve such cases promptly, USCIS is unable to speculate when the background check will be completed. 

If a background check reveals an issue that may impact an applicant’s eligibility for the requested immigration benefit, further inquiry is needed. The inquiry may include an additional interview and/or contact with another agency for updates or more comprehensive information. Upon gathering and assessing all available information, USCIS will adjudicate the application as quickly as possible. 

 

USCIS realizes that the constituent may be frustrated by the progress of their case. However, the agency must balance individual inconvenience against broader issues of public safety and national security.

[Belma15 12]

1 hour ago, Greenbaum said:

You might try both options below.

 

First try shooting off an email to the Ombudsman at cisombudsman@HQ.DHS.GOV The Ombudsman provides an impartial and independent perspective to USCIS in an attempt to resolve problems.

 

Second try your U.S. representative's contact information can be found in this handy directory, and your U.S. senator's information is in this one.

 

If you receive a response and it contains anyone of these sentences this will be the meaning of that phrase.

 

If the CSC response is due to a congressional case worker inquiry, the service center will say "security checks"

 

If the CSC response is from a regular service inquiry from their website, the service center will say "adjudication"

 

 

And this is what they are doing.

RE: I-129F Case

USCIS records confirm that the referenced case is pending background check clearance. USCIS is committed to adjudicating immigration benefits in a timely manner while also ensuring public safety and national security. A small percentage of applications and petitions have unresolved background check issues that temporarily delay adjudication. Although USCIS makes every effort to resolve such cases promptly, USCIS is unable to speculate when the background check will be completed. 

If a background check reveals an issue that may impact an applicant’s eligibility for the requested immigration benefit, further inquiry is needed. The inquiry may include an additional interview and/or contact with another agency for updates or more comprehensive information. Upon gathering and assessing all available information, USCIS will adjudicate the application as quickly as possible. 

 

USCIS realizes that the constituent may be frustrated by the progress of their case. However, the agency must balance individual inconvenience against broader issues of public safety and national security.

Thank you so much.

[Lucy&Jason 807]

11 hours ago, Belma15 said:

I have question for everybody.I hope someone can teal me what to do.My noa1 is November 14 I still do not get noa2.On Jun 28 they send me e-mail that they will let me know about my k1 visa in 45 days?Those 45 days past so I did inquiry again on August 9.On August 17 they send me new e-mail.

Thank you for your inquiry. We recognize your interest in a final adjudication on your pending petition and are aware of the difficulties caused by any delay in processing.

Although we cannot provide you an exact date for when a decision will be reached in your case, the USCIS is committed to processing your case in an efficient manner.

We regret that we are not able to give you a timeframe for when we will complete the review of your petition.

 

Once a decision has been made in your case, you will be sent a notice of action.*

 

*A notice of action may be in a form of Approval Notice, Denial Notice, Transfer Notice, Request for Evidence, or Notice of Intent to Deny.

 

We hope this information is helpful and appreciate your continued patience.

 I really don't know what to do?Pleas can someone help me?Did anyone have something like this in his case and is there anyone her from November that not get noa2?Thank you so much wishing all of you good luck.

I know this is kinda redundant but try to call USCIS everyday til you get a definite answer about your case.

[Belma15 12]

5 minutes ago, Lucy&Jason said:

I know this is kinda redundant but try to call USCIS everyday til you get a definite answer about your case.

Thank you so much.I am worry if I called them they can do something about my case.

[Lucy&Jason 807]

Just now, Belma15 said:

Thank you so much.I am worry if I called them they can do something about my case.

No don’t think about that. Your call to them is recorded everytime. So give them a ring most preferably in the morning or late afternoon. Ask for a transfer to a tier 2 and ask him/her about your case. In the event you can’t get a definite answer, try calling again. Don’t stop til you get some enlightenment.

[Belma15 12]

41 minutes ago, Lucy&Jason said:

No don’t think about that. Your call to them is recorded everytime. So give them a ring most preferably in the morning or late afternoon. Ask for a transfer to a tier 2 and ask him/her about your case. In the event you can’t get a definite answer, try calling again. Don’t stop til you get some enlightenment.

Thank you so much it mean to me a lot have support from someone. 

[LeesaMarie 206]

Hello,

 

I have read recently that sometimes these delays occur, as at USCIS they do the initial background checks. The response time is dependent on the country of the beneficiary. Try to keep it mind it may not be that there is something wrong, it may be that there hasn't been a response from your home country with regards to the background check, or they have been able to complete this part right now. This may take a bit more time than other countries. I hope you get an answer soon.

[Belma15 12]

3 hours ago, LeesaMarie said:

Hello,

 

I have read recently that sometimes these delays occur, as at USCIS they do the initial background checks. The response time is dependent on the country of the beneficiary. Try to keep it mind it may not be that there is something wrong, it may be that there hasn't been a response from your home country with regards to the background check, or they have been able to complete this part right now. This may take a bit more time than other countries. I hope you get an answer soon.

Thank you so much it helps me that someone explain and makes me fill good.