JUNE 2020 I-129F K-1 FILERS

[DaveAndAnastasia 2,092]

27 minutes ago, Olga88 said:

And what if the petitioner change the address on the NVC stage? Do we have to inform them somehow?

Once a K-1 petition has reached the NVC and they have the beneficiary's email and/or mailing address (usually email), then they're done with communicating with the petitioner, so you don't need to send an update.

The beneficiary will just need to use the petitioner's new address in any paperwork where it's asked for on the visa application.

[Danielle87 9]

On 12/6/2020 at 1:34 PM, Olga88 said:

Here is some June update 

Hi Olga I see you posted an update for April as well. Could you post a May update, too, please?  🙏🏻 😁

[Camille Gaudier 19]

Hi guys! So, I'm now here in US. I arrived last night and I was accomodated very well at the immigration area when I arrived at the airport. They needed to check alot of things before giving me a year stay. My K1 Fiance Visa application is already in their system and the immigration officer told me that I really need to be patient with the process and he also hoped that me and my fiance will get notified soon. I got scared at first, because I was taken to another immigration facility at the airport due to "special" background checks etc. But yeah, everything went well. So, the plan is to return to my home country as soon as we get notified. I'm using my B1/B2 visa.

[Olga88 84]

7 hours ago, Danielle87 said:

Hi Olga I see you posted an update for April as well. Could you post a May update, too, please?  🙏🏻 😁

Sure! Here is May

9 hours ago, DaveAndAnastasia said:

Once a K-1 petition has reached the NVC and they have the beneficiary's email and/or mailing address (usually email), then they're done with communicating with the petitioner, so you don't need to send an update.

The beneficiary will just need to use the petitioner's new address in any paperwork where it's asked for on the visa application.

Thank you so much🙏🏼

[Olga88 84]

3 hours ago, Camille Gaudier said:

Hi guys! So, I'm now here in US. I arrived last night and I was accomodated very well at the immigration area when I arrived at the airport. They needed to check alot of things before giving me a year stay. My K1 Fiance Visa application is already in their system and the immigration officer told me that I really need to be patient with the process and he also hoped that me and my fiance will get notified soon. I got scared at first, because I was taken to another immigration facility at the airport due to "special" background checks etc. But yeah, everything went well. So, the plan is to return to my home country as soon as we get notified. I'm using my B1/B2 visa.

Wow! It’s awesome! Hope everything will go great 🙏🏼 And enjoy your vacation 

And there is a little comparison between all 4 months 

[Claralove 16]

4 hours ago, Olga88 said:

Wow! It’s awesome! Hope everything will go great 🙏🏼 And enjoy your vacation 

And there is a little comparison between all 4 months 

Thank you so much for this!😁 Please I have a question if you don’t mind...do they send any notice for a rejected case? 

[powerpuff 6,697]

1 hour ago, Clara Clara said:

Thank you so much for this!😁 Please I have a question if you don’t mind...do they send any notice for a rejected case? 

Of course they do. They send the petition back and give a chance to rectify the mistake (sign the form, provide a correct fee amount etc.). Then you send it again. This happens when the petition is first received by the lockbox and before you get NOA1.

[Claralove 16]

2 hours ago, powerpuff said:

Of course they do. They send the petition back and give a chance to rectify the mistake (sign the form, provide a correct fee amount etc.). Then you send it again. This happens when the petition is first received by the lockbox and before you get NOA1.

Oh okay! Thank you!!! I got my NOA1 since June anyway. I guess I’m just anxious 🙈

[Greenbaum 12,259]

19 hours ago, Olga88 said:

And what if the petitioner change the address on the NVC stage? Do we have to inform them somehow?

You would be wise to update your address also with NVC if your record is still there. The petitioner will get a case number in the snail mail once the record is shipped. They will take the address from the USCIS system so it's best to connect with both so that you get a copy of the NVC case number letter. Most will need the letter for medical.

[Olga88 84]

13 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

You would be wise to update your address also with NVC if your record is still there. The petitioner will get a case number in the snail mail once the record is shipped. They will take the address from the USCIS system so it's best to connect with both so that you get a copy of the NVC case number letter. Most will need the letter for medical.

Wow! Thank you! It’s really helpful! We are planning to get a new house...but hopefully we do it right after I arrive, so we won’t have to send  the address change letters🙏🏼

[Modaddy21 10]

On 12/6/2020 at 1:34 PM, Olga88 said:

Here is some June update 

What does this mean?

[Olga88 84]

1 hour ago, Modaddy21 said:

What does this mean?

Its a June progress. To see how many cases have been approved, rejected, RFE.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

3 hours ago, Modaddy21 said:

What does this mean?

The WAC# column is the WAC#'s that were applied for during the month of June. All Cases is the number of cases that have applications for that week. Approved is just that, approved cases thus far. Rejected are the cases that were rejected for whatever the reason could be. Most are missing a slew of required documents and USCIS is not going to adjudicate an incomplete application. REF is the number of cases that a "Request for evidence" was asked for by USCIS. Date is the date that the application was assigned a NOA1.

 

 

[Modaddy21 10]

8 hours ago, Greenbaum said:

The WAC# column is the WAC#'s that were applied for during the month of June. All Cases is the number of cases that have applications for that week. Approved is just that, approved cases thus far. Rejected are the cases that were rejected for whatever the reason could be. Most are missing a slew of required documents and USCIS is not going to adjudicate an incomplete application. REF is the number of cases that a "Request for evidence" was asked for by USCIS. Date is the date that the application was assigned a NOA1.

 

 

Why they skip numbers in the middle? Mine is 124925 yet more 131000 got approved. I thought they work first come first serve?

[Greenbaum 12,259]

35 minutes ago, Modaddy21 said:

Why they skip numbers in the middle? Mine is 124925 yet more 131000 got approved. I thought they work first come first serve?

First come first served would never work. When your background check is you'll hear from them. Your welcome. 

Edited December 10, 2020 by Greenbaum