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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: South Africa
Timeline
Posted

I have jsut checked the Immigration Timelines and figured out the following:

In the last month about 100 NOA2's were received by either K1, K3 and CR1 filers

Of that 100 only 12 were K3 filers

of that 12, 5 were from India

This is from different Service Centers.

What is going on with the K3???

Why is there more Fiance's being approved than Spouses???

When I first filed I thought I would get there alot quicker after reading in so many places that the USA feels strongly about reuniting families.

Man - Wait Wait Wait Wait - Dont they realise that it is real peoples lives they are waisting here!!!!!

I want to see my husband!!!!

I-130

Mar 27 2007 - Sent to VSC

Mar 28 2007 - VSC Received date on NOA1

Jun 08; 10 2007 - Touched - Case has been received and is Pending

Jul 31 2007 - APPROVAL NOTICE FROM CRIS

Took 125 Days

I-129F

Apr 16 2007 - Sent to CSC

Apr 27 2007 - Received at CSC

May 03 2007 - Cheque Cashed

May 04 2007 - Touched

May 07 2007 - Received NOA1 in mail

May 11;15 2007 - Touched

May 16 2007 - Transfered to VSC

May 17 2007 - Touched (assume this is VSC receiving it)

Jun 07 2007 - Received mail from CRIS - This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred

Jun 08;10 2007 - Touched - Case has been received and is Pending

Jul 31 2007 - APPROVAL NOTICE FROM CRIS

Aug 15 2007 - Collected Pack 3 from Consulate, faxed back all that is needed for them to send out pack 4, made medical appointment

Aug 27 2007 - Medical is Scheduled!

Sept 20 2007 - INTERVIEW!!!!

Took 96 Days!

Filed: Other Country: China
Timeline
Posted
I have jsut checked the Immigration Timelines and figured out the following:

In the last month about 100 NOA2's were received by either K1, K3 and CR1 filers

Of that 100 only 12 were K3 filers

of that 12, 5 were from India

This is from different Service Centers.

What is going on with the K3???

Why is there more Fiance's being approved than Spouses???

When I first filed I thought I would get there alot quicker after reading in so many places that the USA feels strongly about reuniting families.

Man - Wait Wait Wait Wait - Dont they realise that it is real peoples lives they are waisting here!!!!!

I want to see my husband!!!!

Unless you compare the ration of K3 filings to K1 filings, the data you cite is without meaning. Far more K1 petitions are filed than K3. Many married people file only the I-130 for immigrant visas and far more couples choose the K1 route. Check the number of filers in the timelines too.

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: India
Timeline
Posted

i am from india and have been waiting for almost 4 months for my NOA2. i think it just concidence that 5 out of those 12 are from india.

I-130

Sent:03/02/07

NOA1:03/06/07

Touched:03/09/2007

APPROVED: 07/31/2007 (151 Days)

I-129

Sent:03/14/2007

NOA1:03/20/07

Transfered CSC:04/05/07

Touched:04/06/07

Touched:04/09/07

Touched:04/25/07(received pending email)

Touched:04/26/07

Touched:04/27/07

APPROVED:07/31/2007

NVC received: 08/30/07

Consulate forward: 08/31/07

Consulate received: 09/10/2007

Submitted DS-230: 09/18/2007

Interview: 11/06/2007

Visa received: 12/14/2007

AOS

Mailed packet: 01/17/2008

Delivered: 01/21/2008

Check cashed: 02/05/2008

NOA1: 02/04/2008

Biometrics appt: 02/20/2008

Request for initial evidence: 02/25/2008 (yikesssss)

RFE mailed: 03/03/2008

RFE received: 03/12/2008 (case processing resumed)

EAD ordered: 3/19/2008 (Thank God)

EAD received: 3/28/2008

Interview: 07/23/2008 (AHHHHHH- they request full medical)

07/25/2008 (medical submitted)

08/08/2008 (CRIS email- card production ordered)

08/19/2008: Green Card Received.

Filed: Other Country: China
Timeline
Posted
i am from india and have been waiting for almost 4 months for my NOA2. i think it just concidence that 5 out of those 12 are from india.

No, it is not a coincidence. It's just numbers. A lot of K3 members are bringing spouses from India as compared to the numbers from other countries.

USCIS is not on a quota of approvals or decisions. The work the cases they have in the order they receive them. IN the mix of I-130 only, I-129F for fiance and I-129F for spouse petitions, they receive fewer I-129F for spouse (K3) petitions, so naturally they approve fewer of them. A one sided analysis will do nothing but drive you crazy.

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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Filed: Timeline
Posted

John/Sam Miles,

You haven't figured out how many Approval Notices were received, you have figured out how many VJers have reported their receipt.

Perhaps more fiance(e)s are being approved because more are petitioning. Do you have those figures?

Yodrak

I have jsut checked the Immigration Timelines and figured out the following:

In the last month about 100 NOA2's were received by either K1, K3 and CR1 filers

Of that 100 only 12 were K3 filers

of that 12, 5 were from India

This is from different Service Centers.

What is going on with the K3???

Why is there more Fiance's being approved than Spouses???

When I first filed I thought I would get there alot quicker after reading in so many places that the USA feels strongly about reuniting families.

Man - Wait Wait Wait Wait - Dont they realise that it is real peoples lives they are waisting here!!!!!

I want to see my husband!!!!

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: South Africa
Timeline
Posted
John/Sam Miles,

You haven't figured out how many Approval Notices were received, you have figured out how many VJers have reported their receipt.

Perhaps more fiance(e)s are being approved because more are petitioning. Do you have those figures?

Yodrak

I have jsut checked the Immigration Timelines and figured out the following:

In the last month about 100 NOA2's were received by either K1, K3 and CR1 filers

Of that 100 only 12 were K3 filers

of that 12, 5 were from India

This is from different Service Centers.

What is going on with the K3???

Why is there more Fiance's being approved than Spouses???

When I first filed I thought I would get there alot quicker after reading in so many places that the USA feels strongly about reuniting families.

Man - Wait Wait Wait Wait - Dont they realise that it is real peoples lives they are waisting here!!!!!

I want to see my husband!!!!

Nope I haven't had time to check on anything else.

Obviously we are all looking for answers to help us feel better about the time it takes us to be reunited with our families and this was just a quick analysis...

When I have time I will look into it deeper....

I-130

Mar 27 2007 - Sent to VSC

Mar 28 2007 - VSC Received date on NOA1

Jun 08; 10 2007 - Touched - Case has been received and is Pending

Jul 31 2007 - APPROVAL NOTICE FROM CRIS

Took 125 Days

I-129F

Apr 16 2007 - Sent to CSC

Apr 27 2007 - Received at CSC

May 03 2007 - Cheque Cashed

May 04 2007 - Touched

May 07 2007 - Received NOA1 in mail

May 11;15 2007 - Touched

May 16 2007 - Transfered to VSC

May 17 2007 - Touched (assume this is VSC receiving it)

Jun 07 2007 - Received mail from CRIS - This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred

Jun 08;10 2007 - Touched - Case has been received and is Pending

Jul 31 2007 - APPROVAL NOTICE FROM CRIS

Aug 15 2007 - Collected Pack 3 from Consulate, faxed back all that is needed for them to send out pack 4, made medical appointment

Aug 27 2007 - Medical is Scheduled!

Sept 20 2007 - INTERVIEW!!!!

Took 96 Days!

Filed: Other Country: China
Timeline
Posted (edited)
John/Sam Miles,

You haven't figured out how many Approval Notices were received, you have figured out how many VJers have reported their receipt.

Perhaps more fiance(e)s are being approved because more are petitioning. Do you have those figures?

Yodrak

I have jsut checked the Immigration Timelines and figured out the following:

In the last month about 100 NOA2's were received by either K1, K3 and CR1 filers

Of that 100 only 12 were K3 filers

of that 12, 5 were from India

This is from different Service Centers.

What is going on with the K3???

Why is there more Fiance's being approved than Spouses???

When I first filed I thought I would get there alot quicker after reading in so many places that the USA feels strongly about reuniting families.

Man - Wait Wait Wait Wait - Dont they realise that it is real peoples lives they are waisting here!!!!!

I want to see my husband!!!!

Nope I haven't had time to check on anything else.

Obviously we are all looking for answers to help us feel better about the time it takes us to be reunited with our families and this was just a quick analysis...

When I have time I will look into it deeper....

Your incomplete analysis probably disturbed you unnecessarily because it allowed you to draw the wrong conclusion. The only reason I pointed our that it was missing key data was to let you know you'd concluded incorrectly, so you could relax. Continue the analysis if you want but I'm confident the final outcome will be that the ratio of K3 to other case types approved is in line with the comparative ratio of petitions submitted. Again, as Yodrak said, you're only looking at petitions reported as filed and approved by VJ members. That's quite an incomplete and unscientific sample.

So, not only is the analysis of the available data incomplete but the sample is tainted.

Edited by pushbrk

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: South Africa
Timeline
Posted
John/Sam Miles,

You haven't figured out how many Approval Notices were received, you have figured out how many VJers have reported their receipt.

Perhaps more fiance(e)s are being approved because more are petitioning. Do you have those figures?

Yodrak

I have jsut checked the Immigration Timelines and figured out the following:

In the last month about 100 NOA2's were received by either K1, K3 and CR1 filers

Of that 100 only 12 were K3 filers

of that 12, 5 were from India

This is from different Service Centers.

What is going on with the K3???

Why is there more Fiance's being approved than Spouses???

When I first filed I thought I would get there alot quicker after reading in so many places that the USA feels strongly about reuniting families.

Man - Wait Wait Wait Wait - Dont they realise that it is real peoples lives they are waisting here!!!!!

I want to see my husband!!!!

Nope I haven't had time to check on anything else.

Obviously we are all looking for answers to help us feel better about the time it takes us to be reunited with our families and this was just a quick analysis...

When I have time I will look into it deeper....

Your incomplete analysis probably disturbed you unnecessarily because it allowed you to draw the wrong conclusion. The only reason I pointed our that it was missing key data was to let you know you'd concluded incorrectly, so you could relax. Continue the analysis if you want but I'm confident the final outcome will be that the ratio of K3 to other case types approved is in line with the comparative ratio of petitions submitted. Again, as Yodrak said, you're only looking at petitions reported as filed and approved by VJ members. That's quite an incomplete and unscientific sample.

So, not only is the analysis of the available data incomplete but the sample is tainted.

Yes it did upset me but that is ok... Like I said we are all looking for answers as to why the process takes so long... I have given up on looking for answers as like you said it is only that of VJ members and that is not even half of what was actually submitted.

I was hastey in doing the incomplete analysis.

I did read somewhere today that the VSC is at a backlog and will only run smoothly again after the 7/13/2007 once they have sorted out other filing that has priority...

So right now we revert to the saying "Patience is a virtue" :innocent:

I-130

Mar 27 2007 - Sent to VSC

Mar 28 2007 - VSC Received date on NOA1

Jun 08; 10 2007 - Touched - Case has been received and is Pending

Jul 31 2007 - APPROVAL NOTICE FROM CRIS

Took 125 Days

I-129F

Apr 16 2007 - Sent to CSC

Apr 27 2007 - Received at CSC

May 03 2007 - Cheque Cashed

May 04 2007 - Touched

May 07 2007 - Received NOA1 in mail

May 11;15 2007 - Touched

May 16 2007 - Transfered to VSC

May 17 2007 - Touched (assume this is VSC receiving it)

Jun 07 2007 - Received mail from CRIS - This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred

Jun 08;10 2007 - Touched - Case has been received and is Pending

Jul 31 2007 - APPROVAL NOTICE FROM CRIS

Aug 15 2007 - Collected Pack 3 from Consulate, faxed back all that is needed for them to send out pack 4, made medical appointment

Aug 27 2007 - Medical is Scheduled!

Sept 20 2007 - INTERVIEW!!!!

Took 96 Days!

 
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