May 2021 I-129F K-1 FILERS

[OM&OL 49]

2 hours ago, DSBeijing said:

Today was the most productive day in almost a year. USCIS has processed 206 cases across all ranges. Lets hope they keep this processing rate 

On the second screen shot is overview of processed (blue are closed cases, red are RFEs and other processed statuses) cases per month, this months is turning out to be very good.

 

 

 

How much cases did USCIC processed each month

 

 

Overview of untouched cases (NOA1) per month

OMG!!! 206 cases!! I feel like it's a dream. Lol

[Angied 7]

how can they pull up the case ID to see the status? could he look up mines individually? sorry new at this..

[To_the_moon 94]

14 hours ago, Angied said:

how can they pull up the case ID to see the status? could he look up mines individually? sorry new at this..

Only you know your personal case ID number.

We can only see if the case was approved, RFE or other action, no personal information. And all cases are numbered in chronological order. For May filers it's between 81500-93000.

[Amelme 8]

15 hours ago, OM&OL said:

OMG!!! 206 cases!! I feel like it's a dream. Lol

And what about last day

[Amelme 8]

2 hours ago, Amelme said:

And what about last day

They are on 1st February AGAIN ?

[DSBeijing 303]

168 Cases on 15-02-2022, not as good as yesterday, but still realy good

[4thntr 44]

3 hours ago, Amelme said:

They are on 1st February AGAIN ?

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ shows march 1.

which site is that?

[Amelme 8]

1 hour ago, 4thntr said:

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ shows march 1.

which site is that?

App case trucker.. they are always right and change that before USCIS ( last time) ..

[theanchorman 0]

Is the processing time of 9-12 months related to getting the NOA2 action or approval of the entire process of K-1 visa?

[Amelme 8]

3 minutes ago, theanchorman said:

Is the processing time of 9-12 months related to getting the NOA2 action or approval of the entire process of K-1 visa?

Geting NOA 2 😕

[theanchorman 0]

Thanks! Has anyone tried using the Lawfully app? Its provides you your ranking out of the similar cases and shows the chance of decision date. Not sure how accurate it is compared to the spreadsheets we have here that tracks the status of cases.

[centric23 95]

55 minutes ago, theanchorman said:

Thanks! Has anyone tried using the Lawfully app? Its provides you your ranking out of the similar cases and shows the chance of decision date. Not sure how accurate it is compared to the spreadsheets we have here that tracks the status of cases.

I don't think it's accurate. I'm an April filer and it predicted my decision would cone between October and December. Now I'm in the general AFTER section so they've stopped estimating haha

[S I A N 98]

On 2/16/2022 at 4:12 AM, 4thntr said:

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ shows march 1.

which site is that?

That person’s screenshot shows that the data was published “Jan. 28. 2022” so it’s outdated.  Definitely go by the date published on the USCIS website 

[Amelme 8]

1 hour ago, S I A N said:

That person’s screenshot shows that the data was published “Jan. 28. 2022” so it’s outdated.  Definitely go by the date published on the USCIS website 

It's okay now.

[DSBeijing 303]

After great first 2 Days, processing rate has fell of the cliff. On Wednesday they processed 125 cases and Thursday 107. So we are basically getting back to ~100 cases per day. For entire month we have 1589 cases. If they continue with processing 100 cases per day, they will probably break 2000 cases this month, still not sufficient, but it will be best month since summer.

Processed cases on Thursday

NOA1 Cases per month

Processed cases in past months (blue indicates cases that are finished with processing, approved, denied,.../ red are REFs and other statuses that indicate that case is in processing)

Edited February 18, 2022 by DSBeijing