MARCH 2019 I-129F FILERS

[d99gr81 9]

6 minutes ago, TandClaudia said:

 

I feel your pain.  I'm almost embarrassed to admit how many times I have flown this year.  The frequency doesn't make it any easier to say goodbye when it's time to get on the plane and go back home. 

 

My prayers are with everyone going through this situation.

Friday will be my 12th trip since last April.

 

Yes saying goodbye gets worse each time... Now as soon as I get there she starts saying she will be sad when I leave... I am like lets not think about me leaving yet, i just got here lol

 

I will be going for ten days this time so it will be a longer stay so that will be nice. 

[TandClaudia 330]

26 minutes ago, d99gr81 said:

Friday will be my 12th trip since last April.

 

Yes saying goodbye gets worse each time... Now as soon as I get there she starts saying she will be sad when I leave... I am like lets not think about me leaving yet, i just got here lol

 

I will be going for ten days this time so it will be a longer stay so that will be nice. 

 

My trip on July 10th will be my 11th trip since October. 

 

Then I scheduled a trip on July 31st, because our interview MAY (with a lot of luck and grace from God) be scheduled for that date.  

 

I am thankful for Spirit Airlines, a gift certificate I had from United Airlines, and Amex rewards points.  LOL!

[nosleep 130]

57 minutes ago, TandClaudia said:

 

My trip on July 10th will be my 11th trip since October. 

 

Then I scheduled a trip on July 31st, because our interview MAY (with a lot of luck and grace from God) be scheduled for that date.  

 

I am thankful for Spirit Airlines, a gift certificate I had from United Airlines, and Amex rewards points.  LOL!

 

You're making me feel bad.  I only have 9 plus the one when we first met... and that's over 18-19 months. 

 

[Mimiso 59]

21 minutes ago, nosleep said:

 

You're making me feel bad.  I only have 9 plus the one when we first met... and that's over 18-19 months. 

 

Wow! I only get twice a year (usually he comes here), and that’s been for 7 years  I miss him and can’t wait til this is all over, for everyone of us!

[DonnieOlena 74]

Just got back from a week vacation in Italy with my beloved. Still no NOA2 starting to get bummed

 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

4 hours ago, DonnieOlena said:

Just got back from a week vacation in Italy with my beloved. Still no NOA2 starting to get bummed

 

6 months ago if you had submitted your application you would have faced processing times of 9 to 12 months. Your fortunate to be looking at a normal process time of less then 4 months. Be happy. 

[DonnieOlena 74]

Oh yes that I know. When we started that was expected. But you can not help but get caught up in the moment. Either way I know we will be happy. 

[Cyndy&Onyi 145]

Yep I see April is processing faster. I'm March 18th so I'm not too far behind from all of you that had your NOA1 received on the 15th. It's a bit disheartening to keep waiting I definately still maintain my theory of certain countries processing faster lol. but I suppose we are all in the same boat and just want to be with our loved ones. It's almost July, but I have hope for us maybe next month or even this Friday will be the turning point in this process for us! Trying to be of good cheer! 🙂

[rita&vinnie 24]

 

Does anybody had this problem? Our egov account shows there's an update on 06/25 but when we click on it its about our RFE response being received (we got that notification on 06/19 though).
 

 

Edited June 27, 2019 by rita&vinnie

[Greenbaum 12,259]

1 hour ago, rita&vinnie said:

 

Does anybody had this problem? Our egov account shows there's an update on 06/25 but when we click on it its about our RFE response being received (we got that notification on 06/19 though).
 

 

There is a good possibility it was touched to begin the re-adjudication of your case. I find nothing unusual with your case process. .

[rita&vinnie 24]

 

 

3 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

There is a good possibility it was touched to begin the re-adjudication of your case. I find nothing unusual with your case process. .

Thanks!! That’s what I’m feeling too (now) I just don’t remember if there were those kinds of updates before or if we didn’t see them. Well let’s hope it’s re-adjudication and pray to get our NOA2 by the end of this month 🙏🏻

Edited June 27, 2019 by rita&vinnie

[Habever 12]

Sooo Happy!!! 

We just get approved!!!! 🙏🏻🎉🎊

The old site says that our case was approved on June 25, no updates yet on the new site.

 

NOA1 : March 25

NOA2 : June 25

 

Good luck to everyone!

[Moxman 54]

NOA1: April 1 2019

NOA2: June 26 2019

I'm so happy for us and everyone else!!! Congratulations!!!

[Elif_and_Greg 164]

So I got an RFE today. I've read enough on these forums to know not to panic. But I'm also imagining what possible evidence they could be asking for and I won't know until I receive the letter in the mail which was mailed out yesterday.

 

The CaseTracker app showed me this morning about the RFE and both the old and new websites state the RFE was mailed out June 26th.

 

My application packet had pictures from two separate trips of me and my fiance in Turkey. The second trip included photos of our engagement ceremony. I had proof of both my flights there. And we both had signed letters stating our intent to marry each other within the 90 days. 

 

It's just hard to imagine what could be so lacking about my application. It seems others get approved for having much less, but I know that's just an emotional reaction. I don't really know that. And yeah, I know I shouldn't compare my case with other people's, but it really seems just my luck overall.

 

So I'm seeking any advice you're all willing to give me. What types of things do they ask for in an RFE? When they receive the evidence again, does it take a long time to get the wheels spinning back up? Or is the case primed for approval pending acceptable evidence that they requested? Do people tend to get approve as long as they provide the evidence requested? Like, we weren't denied. So I'm thinking, is it all hinging on that RFE then? 

 

 

 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

3 minutes ago, Elif_and_Greg said:

So I got an RFE today. I've read enough on these forums to know not to panic. But I'm also imagining what possible evidence they could be asking for and I won't know until I receive the letter in the mail which was mailed out yesterday.

 

The CaseTracker app showed me this morning about the RFE and both the old and new websites state the RFE was mailed out June 26th.

 

My application packet had pictures from two separate trips of me and my fiance in Turkey. The second trip included photos of our engagement ceremony. I had proof of both my flights there. And we both had signed letters stating our intent to marry each other within the 90 days. 

 

It's just hard to imagine what could be so lacking about my application. It seems others get approved for having much less, but I know that's just an emotional reaction. I don't really know that. And yeah, I know I shouldn't compare my case with other people's, but it really seems just my luck overall.

 

So I'm seeking any advice you're all willing to give me. What types of things do they ask for in an RFE? When they receive the evidence again, does it take a long time to get the wheels spinning back up? Or is the case primed for approval pending acceptable evidence that they requested? Do people tend to get approve as long as they provide the evidence requested? Like, we weren't denied. So I'm thinking, is it all hinging on that RFE then? 

 

 

 

Here is a good explanation of what they maybe looking for as far as additional information as outlined in the so to be received RFE.

 

https://www.visatutor.com/i-129f-evidence-of-meeting/