JULY - AUGUST 2019 I-129F FILERS

[FreyandRyan 330]

This may be a random coincidence but I’ve noticed that if you get an RFE it seems to come sooner than the average NOA2. So I guess that’s one possible positive of waiting longer??? I may be totally wrong 

[J&S12 295]

3 hours ago, Sarge2155 said:

How is everyone still waiting for their NOA2 holding up? I'm sure it won't be long now.

It's a roller coaster. Lol  Thank you for asking.

[J&S12 295]

5 minutes ago, FreyandRyan said:

This may be a random coincidence but I’ve noticed that if you get an RFE it seems to come sooner than the average NOA2. So I guess that’s one possible positive of waiting longer??? I may be totally wrong 

Day 96 today, so we're hoping for NO RFE's at this point! 

[Sarge2155 4,587]

50 minutes ago, FreyandRyan said:

This may be a random coincidence but I’ve noticed that if you get an RFE it seems to come sooner than the average NOA2. So I guess that’s one possible positive of waiting longer??? I may be totally wrong 

Yeah I think just a coincidence. Times this year in general are way shorter than last years times.

[Sarge2155 4,587]

45 minutes ago, J&S12 said:

Day 96 today, so we're hoping for NO RFE's at this point! 

Yes you are close you should be hearing something in the next few weeks.

[ECCK 211]

4 hours ago, Sarge2155 said:

How is everyone still waiting for their NOA2 holding up? I'm sure it won't be long now.

Waiting patiently for news on our NOA2 still. We filed late in July. It's been great seeing people in early July get theirs! Really hoping it's our turn soon

[Sarge2155 4,587]

2 minutes ago, ECCK said:

Waiting patiently for news on our NOA2 still. We filed late in July. It's been great seeing people in early July get theirs! Really hoping it's our turn soon

It's  coming soon!

[Ashu25 20]

1 hour ago, Sarge2155 said:

Don't  worry you must master your impatience, you'll be fine.

It’s difficult , really difficult 😞🙁

[GetOutside 164]

5 hours ago, Sarge2155 said:

How is everyone still waiting for their NOA2 holding up? I'm sure it won't be long now.

Hi sarge thanks for asking ! Day 115 here. We are trying to decide if we want to book a flight to see each other over Xmas or just suck it up and save the money as we will be with each other forever soon. I’ve actually been doing very good with this whole process- trying not to “obsess” over it.

[J&S12 295]

39 minutes ago, Sarge2155 said:

Yes you are close you should be hearing something in the next few weeks.

Thank you! We hope so! ☺️

[Sarge2155 4,587]

31 minutes ago, Ashu25 said:

It’s difficult , really difficult 😞🙁

Yes I know believe me, but if you manage to do it you'll feel so much better.

[Sarge2155 4,587]

10 minutes ago, Jsg2016 said:

Hi sarge thanks for asking ! Day 115 here. We are trying to decide if we want to book a flight to see each other over Xmas or just suck it up and save the money as we will be with each other forever soon. I’ve actually been doing very good with this whole process- trying not to “obsess” over it.

I was faced with that same dilemma , we decided to suck it up and wait. I'm glad I did looking back now, as I had to drop a great deal more money later than what I had planned. I knew about the AOS fee of 1225.00, but there were other incidentals I had to fork over for.

May not work for you but sucking it up is hard to do, but saving your money especially when you are on a budget is better.

[Sarge2155 4,587]

Just a tidbit of information for you all. Before your beneficary leaves their respective  countries make double sure they bring EXTRA copies of their  birth certificates with them as you will need  many here my wife brought 6 copies all certified, very wise thing to do. Additionally if they are on any regular medication I would have them bring at least a 60  day supply as it takes awhile to get things rolling here 90 days is preferable.

Edited October 26, 2019 by Sarge2155

[Greenbaum 12,259]

If you're beneficiary is in nursing it's advisable that she/he bring what every papers from schools, license's and what not that will be used to qualify to work in the medical field here in the US.

 

Transcripts from any schools are also advisable for all others. It's probably easier to get them now then to try later from your home here in the US.

[Sarge2155 4,587]

2 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

If you're beneficiary is in nursing it's advisable that she/he bring what every papers from schools, license's and what not that will be used to qualify to work in the medical field here in the US.

 

Transcripts from any schools are also advisable for all others. It's probably easier to get them now then to try later from your home here in the US.

Exactly thus our advise get your papers  etc together while you are in your countries. Very difficult and often costly to do from the U.S.