USCIS Website updated Processing Times page as at 15 June

[Thomas&Cyril 0]

i just got off the phone with my lawyor and yes all 129f been sent nvc........i have been waiting 140days still nothing.......but nvc is feb 12 2007 and my noa1 jan 31 2007.......i am over due........still waiting

6/28/2005 An angel sent me a message.

11/23/2006 Met in person!

11/30/2006 Engaged

01/20/2007 Mailed K1 petition to USCIS Texas.

01/21/2007 K1 packet delivered to Texas Service Center.

01/31/2007 California Service Center, NOA1.

02/02/2007 Touched

still waitng!!!!!!hi,

[TracyTN 237]

NVC? Why would they transfer cases to the National Visa Center?

Or did you mean NSC (Nebraska Service Center)? And where did your lawyer get the information? People here can't seem to get the same answer when calling the USCIS.

[etripke 0]

NVC? Why would they transfer cases to the National Visa Center?

Or did you mean NSC (Nebraska Service Center)? And where did your lawyer get the information? People here can't seem to get the same answer when calling the USCIS.

Maybe from the AILA I hear they have a liaison office with USCIS.

[Thomas&Cyril 0]

NVC? Why would they transfer cases to the National Visa Center?

Or did you mean NSC (Nebraska Service Center)? And where did your lawyer get the information? People here can't seem to get the same answer when calling the USCIS.

i met NEB SERVICE CENTER

[etripke 0]

NVC? Why would they transfer cases to the National Visa Center?

Or did you mean NSC (Nebraska Service Center)? And where did your lawyer get the information? People here can't seem to get the same answer when calling the USCIS.

i met NEB SERVICE CENTER

Has your Attorney been doing anything for you?

[John/Sam Miles 0]

Does anyone know why USCIS didn't include I-129F on Processing Times upated page as at 15 June 2007? I checked CSC status and didn't find I-129F... Why They are not working with I-129F now?

[redpixie 0]

Here's this from the CSC

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/Processtim...eviceCenter=CSC

We noticed a few weeks back that there was nothing listed on the California page, but it looks as though the ammended the information.

Really confused as to why they are still saying that they are processing data from Dec 14 last. That's what they said last month too. Does this mean they havent processed anything in the last four weeks?!

[SqdnGuns 21]

Really confused as to why they are still saying that they are processing data from Dec 14 last. That's what they said last month too. Does this mean they havent processed anything in the last four weeks?!

From what I have been reading here on these forums, the Dec 14th date you are referring to is the "oldest" application that they are working on, doesn't necessarily mean that they are not processing anything from Jan, Feb, Mar...........

[RobinAtAileen 0]

This is how I understand what they are reporting in their processing updates.

USCIS has a processing commitment timeframe for the K visas of 6 months. If they are processing applications within that timeframe, they report a processing date 6 months back from the date of the most recent update (currently June).

Dec-Jan = 1 month

-Feb = 2

-March = 3

-April = 4

-May = 5

-June = 6

So they could be processing applications from May and would still list Dec on the June update. Next month in July they will report they are processing January applications.

CONCLUSION -- You cannot use their processing dates/updates for anything except if they are taking *longer* than their commitment of 6 months. For accuracy of any amount, the updates are absolutely useless! Stick with the Timelines on VisaJourney and keep your records up to date is my suggestion.

Hope that helps.

God bless,

Robin

[ding 1]

This is how I understand what they are reporting in their processing updates.

USCIS has a processing commitment timeframe for the K visas of 6 months. If they are processing applications within that timeframe, they report a processing date 6 months back from the date of the most recent update (currently June).

Dec-Jan = 1 month

-Feb = 2

-March = 3

-April = 4

-May = 5

-June = 6

So they could be processing applications from May and would still list Dec on the June update. Next month in July they will report they are processing January applications.

CONCLUSION -- You cannot use their processing dates/updates for anything except if they are taking *longer* than their commitment of 6 months. For accuracy of any amount, the updates are absolutely useless! Stick with the Timelines on VisaJourney and keep your records up to date is my suggestion.

Hope that helps.

God bless,

Robin

Agreed.

But I don't see that NSC is doing I-129F's as others stated;

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/Processtim...eviceCenter=NSC

And CSC shows that they're processing the I-129F's:

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/Processtim...eviceCenter=CSC