APRIL 2020 I-129F (K-1) Filers

[Greenbaum 12,259]

2 hours ago, zman90 said:

Just received our approval!

 

Received Date: 2 April 2020

NOA1: 8 April 2020

NOA2: 11 December 2020 (received in mail 17 Dec 2020.. no text or email notification)

 

Best of luck to all other April filers!

Congratulations. See my remarks here and if willing can you update your profile. Thank you. Now on to the next step.

 

 

[kjmdrumz3 8]

As of today, there are forty three (43) 129F petitions between 2090091100 and 1300 I just did those 200 since mine is smack dab in the middle at 1199. Of those 43, 21 have been approved, 8 have been rejected, 6 are awaiting additional evidence, 7 are "Received", and 1 was updated for a name change. Of the 7 showing "Received", 6 are dated 6 April, with 1 dated 27 March. That just seems odd to me. While I didn't break down the numbers when I looked a few days ago, I did notice that 6 April was the most common date (by far) without action taken. Why is that?

Edited December 17, 2020 by kjmdrumz3

[Vizaguy123 9]

3 minutes ago, kjmdrumz3 said:

As of today, there are forty three (43) 129F petitions between 2090091100 and 1300 I just did those 200 since mine is smack dab in the middle at 1199. Of those 43, 21 have been approved, 8 have been rejected, 6 are awaiting additional evidence, 7 are "Received", and 1 was updated for a name change. Of the 7 showing "Received", 6 are dated 6 April, with 1 dated 27 March. That just seems odd to me. While I didn't break down the numbers when I looked a few days ago, I did notice that 6 April was the most common date (by far) without action taken. Why is that?

This isn't an answer to your question, but how do you know the amount of applications in that range and how do you see which ones are at which status? I would love to be able to see this info for the applications that are around my application number and mine is not within that range, it's further back (higher number of last 4 digits)

[kjmdrumz3 8]

1 minute ago, as1996 said:

This isn't an answer to your question, but how do you know the amount of applications in that range and how do you see which ones are at which status? I would love to be able to see this info for the applications that are around my application number and mine is not within that range, it's further back (higher number of last 4 digits)

I use Case Tracker on my iPhone. It allows you to search up to a block of 500 cases. Then you can sort by petition type. It's pretty cool, but has only raised more questions for me. It seems the federal worker who was assigned 6 April cases has been on vacation for the last month or so lol

[Vizaguy123 9]

Just now, kjmdrumz3 said:

I use Case Tracker on my iPhone. It allows you to search up to a block of 500 cases. Then you can sort by petition type. It's pretty cool, but has only raised more questions for me. It seems the federal worker who was assigned 6 April cases has been on vacation for the last month or so lol

That seems likely considering mine is April 7th, a day after yours lol.

[Bink 7]

3 hours ago, Greenbaum said:

Congratulations. See my remarks here and if willing can you update your profile. Thank you. Now on to the next step.

 

 

Done.

[daniel_and_lily 45]

Some cases here. Does this mean we have to get fingerprinted ?

[Greenbaum 12,259]

2 hours ago, daniel_and_lily said:

Some cases here. Does this mean we have to get fingerprinted ?

Can I give you some advice? You should be paying attention to your embassy's P3 letter and follow what they are requesting of you or what is required. Fingerprints will be taken at the interview. I recommend that you also go to the blue ribbon above, select "forums" then scroll about three-fourths of the page down and select the region that most represents where your country is located.  There you can be with others from your country/region where you can be a part of the conversation. 

 

[daniel_and_lily 45]

1 hour ago, Greenbaum said:

Can I give you some advice? You should be paying attention to your embassy's P3 letter and follow what they are requesting of you or what is required. Fingerprints will be taken at the interview. I recommend that you also go to the blue ribbon above, select "forums" then scroll about three-fourths of the page down and select the region that most represents where your country is located.  There you can be with others from your country/region where you can be a part of the conversation. 

 

sorry, P3 letter ?  We haven't received a P3 letter AFAIK. I never even got a NOA1 for myself. Is the P3 sent to her then ? 😱

Also attaching 200 cases in the april range if others are curious to look at them

 

 

cases.csv.zip

Edited December 20, 2020 by daniel_and_lily

[daniel_and_lily 45]

FYI, I haven't gotten my NOA2 yet. I was just looking at other cases about finger printing.  And I was wondering who has to get fingerprinted. Her being fingerprinted is understandable

[PatLuvO 284]

6 minutes ago, daniel_and_lily said:

FYI, I haven't gotten my NOA2 yet. I was just looking at other cases about finger printing.  And I was wondering who has to get fingerprinted. Her being fingerprinted is understandable

Some of the cases in your search results aren't K-1 petitions that's why.

Edited December 20, 2020 by PatLuvO

[Greenbaum 12,259]

10 hours ago, daniel_and_lily said:

FYI, I haven't gotten my NOA2 yet. I was just looking at other cases about finger printing.  And I was wondering who has to get fingerprinted. Her being fingerprinted is understandable

They are just in the middle of April. April has been truly fortunate as their case adjudication has been up ticked over other months. The thing that ALL must consider is, even though your NOA2 hasn't been completed if your embassy is not open to doing visa interviews, then this argument becomes a moot point. 

 

The NOA letters are sent via snail mail to the petitioner, so the petitioner needs to be sure to have thier address up to date with USCIS. If you completed a G-1145 E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance, then you may, "your mileage may vary", receive an email.

 

Fingerprints are for the beneficiary as they are used to search a database to ensure before the visa is issued that there are no outstanding criminal cases worldwide. If clear, then the visa continues its adjudication process.

 

 

[slarkiplier 8]

Hi all, 

 

We got our approval notification from the app today!!

 

NOA1: 27 April 2020

NOA2: 21 December 2020

 

Just wondering if anyone knows how to update beneficiary address, I can only find link for petitioner's address?

 

[chordtones 3]

I just saw our case is approved in the case tracker app,  we are really happy! 

 

 

Received Date: April  21, 2020

NOA1:  April 24, 2020

NOA2: December 21, 2020 

[Vizaguy123 9]

Okay so I understand that these times are pretty tough but I checked the app and saw that for the 100 cases from my case number (My NOA1 is April 7th) not a single other April 7th case has been looked at yet (apparently). Literally all of them are only saying that the case has been received. Why is it that it only sees to be the April 7th cases that haven't been looked at yet? Do they perhaps have some person that is specifically there to look at April 7th cases exclusively or something nd they're like, on vacation or something?