All Nebraska I-130 Filers -- Part 5

[Rosie91 93]

40 minutes ago, AMS13 said:

@Rosie91 your case was almost processed today.

Hi Ams I really appreciate your activity here and your update, but what does your comment even mean? How do you know this? A little more background would help.

[Rosie91 93]

13 minutes ago, Rosie91 said:

Hi Ams I really appreciate your activity here and your update, but what does your comment even mean? How do you know this? A little more background would help.

@AMS13What I mean is if I ready your comment I have a million questions. Why hasnt it processed, was there not enough time? Is there something wrong with my case? Etcetc

[mrsasmaolarte 3]

5 hours ago, Rosie91 said:

6 hours ago, AMS13 said:

@Rosie91 your case was almost processed today.

 

how did you get this information ? 
 

[NicholeB 8]

7 hours ago, AMS13 said:

@Rosie91 your case was almost processed today.

I’ve asked this a few times so I’m sorry if I am repeating myself but, how do you get the information you have ?  

[B&ANZ 134]

Ok guys, I am a data scientist, currently unemployed USC since I moved back to the US. My forte is working with large data sets and finding specific trends/patterns to draw conclusions. This is not using Excel to look at graphs or anything like that. It is individally studying each of the parameters using different mathematical techniques to construct more helpful visualisations than just plotting the data. I know someone here was generating a spreadsheet of data. I am not sure if I am able to get this, but I am going to start picking data from VJ to create a program on Python. Just doing this to pass the time and until I get a job! Maybe even solve the big mystery on how service centres are being assigned🤪

[AMS13 120]

On 2/15/2020 at 12:19 PM, AMS13 said:

UPDATE:

Following up on latest statistics, remaining cases:

20.92% in Jan.

47.50% in Feb.

71.92% in Mar.

Once again, March is taking the lead in terms of approvals/denials. However, I noticed a rise in processing of 2018 cases and Jan 2019.

UPDATE:

Following up on a good amount of processing already done the past couple of days.

April and May remain ignored compared to the rest - only a few cases were processed at all.

June has almost officially entered the picture with a lot of cases processed - I will state its % for now for future references.

19.80% in Jan.
44.00% in Feb.
66.80% in Mar.
74.70% in Jun.

Also, I-129F denials have been spotted .. several of them.

[mrsasmaolarte 3]

38 minutes ago, AMS13 said:

UPDATE:

Following up on a good amount of processing already done the past couple of days.

April and May remain ignored compared to the rest - only a few cases were processed at all.

June has almost officially entered the picture with a lot of cases processed - I will state its % for now for future references.

19.80% in Jan.
44.00% in Feb.
66.80% in Mar.
74.70% in Jun.

Also, I-129F denials have been spotted .. several of them.

why they ignored May & April ? 

[BunyanP 89]

37 minutes ago, AMS13 said:

UPDATE:

Following up on a good amount of processing already done the past couple of days.

April and May remain ignored compared to the rest - only a few cases were processed at all.

June has almost officially entered the picture with a lot of cases processed - I will state its % for now for future references.

19.80% in Jan.
44.00% in Feb.
66.80% in Mar.
74.70% in Jun.

Also, I-129F denials have been spotted .. several of them.

So 25% of cases in June already processed? Could be the IOE cases showing a faster processing time? I know most started in July, but there has to be a decent amount of IOEs in June. 

[mrsasmaolarte 3]

3 minutes ago, BunyanP said:

So 25% of cases in June already processed? Could be the IOE cases showing a faster processing time? I know most started in July, but there has to be a decent amount of IOEs in June. 

what mean IOE cases ?? and why they processing  June Before May ? 

[S&J2013 117]

1 hour ago, BunyanP said:

So 25% of cases in June already processed? Could be the IOE cases showing a faster processing time? I know most started in July, but there has to be a decent amount of IOEs in June. 

I’ve only seen 1 Nebraska IOE case approved and that was on a fb post today from the very end of June. It’s more likely the LIN cases from June that have been transferred out that have been getting approvals in the last week 

[AarLar 53]

They are working on my case, just a notification that they updated my husbands date of birth 🙌

[Michael&Karen 46]

10 minutes ago, S&J2013 said:

I’ve only seen 1 Nebraska IOE case approved and that was on a fb post today from the very end of June. It’s more likely the LIN cases from June that have been transferred out that have been getting approvals in the last week 

Yes this is the post. No transferred, no expedite.

 

 

[LilyJ 1,258]

1 hour ago, S&J2013 said:

I’ve only seen 1 Nebraska IOE case approved and that was on a fb post today from the very end of June. It’s more likely the LIN cases from June that have been transferred out that have been getting approvals in the last week 

I agree, the June cases being approved are likely from the June transfers

[Tbaker747 7]

3 hours ago, AMS13 said:

UPDATE:

Following up on a good amount of processing already done the past couple of days.

April and May remain ignored compared to the rest - only a few cases were processed at all.

June has almost officially entered the picture with a lot of cases processed - I will state its % for now for future references.

19.80% in Jan.
44.00% in Feb.
66.80% in Mar.
74.70% in Jun.

Also, I-129F denials have been spotted .. several of them.

What month/months are the I-129fs from?

[Michael&Karen 46]

32 minutes ago, Tbaker747 said:

What month/months are the I-129fs from?

I saw this on Facebook,

i hope it’s real