March 2020 I-129F (K1) Filers

[Greenbaum 12,259]

18 minutes ago, Shaz1 said:

Thank you. I hope this wont remove my account from VJ  

No, they can open it up and correct the problem.  It doesn't influence your membership standing.

Edited October 23, 2020 by Greenbaum

[LoveJonLovell 306]

33 minutes ago, jessicamolley said:

*patiently waiting to see @LoveJonLovell's graph for the week*😁

You have a few hours yet - The day has only just started in California. 🤣

[TT. 18]

Its almost a month since our inquiry,  233 days waiting Mar 3rd noa1. USCIS says 5-7 months processing times and if pass you can do an inquiry. I get every case is different and all that but you would think priority goes to those waiting by case number. Were thousands and thousands of cases ahead of some being looked at. 

Side note-Ecstatic for all those  approvals recently, congrats!

[brandon stone 9]

Just received this as a response about our case inquiry. Is this normal given the current situation?  

[Greenbaum 12,259]

12 minutes ago, brandon stone said:

Just received this as a response about our case inquiry. Is this normal given the current situation?  

 

Yes, that very much so is the situation with thousands who stand waiting. Good luck and stay engaged. 

[jessicamolley 27]

1 hour ago, LoveJonLovell said:

You have a few hours yet - The day has only just started in California. 🤣

haha, us east coasters have been at it for a while!! thanks for all your work though, really!

[Shaz1 65]

Today, 3 cases have been approved for March 12th so far.

[LoveJonLovell 306]

53 minutes ago, jessicamolley said:

haha, us east coasters have been at it for a while!! thanks for all your work though, really!

What I mean is, there's no point in me collating evidence until the end of the day in California... as some could be added after I've run the report if I do it now.

 

I also live on East Coast time. 😅

[Luis and tifa 18]

2 hours ago, brandon stone said:

Just received this as a response about our case inquiry. Is this normal given the current situation?  

What does that even mean? It’s so vague, so when are you supposed to head an answer? 

[Ikkoo 12]

10 minutes ago, Luis and tifa said:

What does that even mean? It’s so vague, so when are you supposed to head an answer? 

I got this same message and 2 days later was approved. I’m guessing it’s an automated type of message. Hope you get a decision soon. 

[jessicamolley 27]

1 hour ago, LoveJonLovell said:

What I mean is, there's no point in me collating evidence until the end of the day in California... as some could be added after I've run the report if I do it now.

 

I also live on East Coast time. 😅

its been a long day at work hahaha

 

[LoveJonLovell 306]

The USCIS have been busy this week...

 

120 new RFEs (ours is still in there, despite being answered almost 2 weeks ago)

 

269 new March approvals!

 

That's almost 1/4 of all of March being looked at, now! Great news!

 

(as always, please delete the photo from your quoting of this post - thanks)

[p&g 9]

Well, if there's anyone else left in this thread for March filers, here's the update from our inquiry.

 

We're listed as filed on 03/06.

Our NOA1 on the mailed receipt is listed as 03/11.

Our lawyer submitted the inquiry for us on 10/07 and received a response on 10/20.

 

"Your case is currently delayed because the required security checks are still pending. We cannot make a decision on your case until we receive the results of these security checks."

 

While this is mildly alarming because neither of us can fathom what in our lives could hold up a security check, we're hoping this is just par for the course and that whoever is working on fact-gathering finds overwhelming evidence that our lives are actually the rom-com they want to see; and that they should let it play out because the happy ending will be worth it.

 

We wish everyone luck as we hope for our own!

[jess.y 66]

5 minutes ago, LoveJonLovell said:

The USCIS have been busy this week...

 

120 new RFEs (ours is still in there, despite being answered almost 2 weeks ago)

 

269 new March approvals!

 

That's almost 1/4 of all of March being looked at, now! Great news!

 

(as always, please delete the photo from your quoting of this post - thanks)

 

Thanks again! So many were approved from my date (received date March 10) but not me yet haha I was hoping so hard it would have been this week. 

Would have made a perfect birthday present for myself.

Hopefully next week!!

[Greenbaum 12,259]

8 hours ago, p&g said:

Well, if there's anyone else left in this thread for March filers, here's the update from our inquiry.

 

We're listed as filed on 03/06.

Our NOA1 on the mailed receipt is listed as 03/11.

Our lawyer submitted the inquiry for us on 10/07 and received a response on 10/20.

 

"Your case is currently delayed because the required security checks are still pending. We cannot make a decision on your case until we receive the results of these security checks."

 

While this is mildly alarming because neither of us can fathom what in our lives could hold up a security check, we're hoping this is just par for the course and that whoever is working on fact-gathering finds overwhelming evidence that our lives are actually the rom-com they want to see; and that they should let it play out because the happy ending will be worth it.

 

We wish everyone luck as we hope for our own!

 

It may not be your personal background that is influencing your delayed NOA2. With countries that are using updated data sharing technologies and have a working relationship to share information on their citizens are more apt to move background checks quicker than those who do not use current technology to respond to a background check with the US. I think it's more the later than you personally.

 

If you go to the first page first post use that link and it will give you further knowledge as to what goes into background checks and why it sometimes takes longer for each individual than others.

 

Edited October 24, 2020 by Greenbaum