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Hi, i filed my I129f I'm just wondering how long does it take to get NOA1 from the time you get the receipt (i797c) I filed July 2018 and got the i797c on the 30th of the same month. It's been almost 3 months now and I haven't recieved anything yet. I tried calling the USCIS number but it only gives the same result as the one in the website where you check the case status. Please guys need help. Thanks.

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The I797c receipt  is the NOA1.  It will be a few more months before you get the NOA2 (approval).

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It takes some time and patience. I know that it seems like an eternity while you are waiting for this but once the visa petition is approved then the process moves along fairly quick. While you are waiting, maybe poke around the site and research what the next steps will be. I found when I was on the immigration path that this really helped me to prepare what would be the next step...all the way from K1 to citizenship. Make sure that you keep copies of everything that you submit to USCIS because you will need those copies throughout your immigration journey.

 

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