JULY 2021 I-129 K-1 FFILERS

[Cheddy 788]

1 hour ago, Nat Dan said:

Is this for July ?

Yup! July case numbers are 106769 to 118850 (With some exceptions). 

[Cheddy 788]

Hey all, happy Friday! Here are the results from the week:

 

08/02/22

111000 - Case Was Denied

 

08/03/22

112500 - Withdrawal Acknowledgement Notice Was Sent

 

08/04/22

109500 - Case Was Denied

111500 - Withdrawal Acknowledgement Notice Was Sent

 

Nothing on Monday or Friday. I'll be running reports every Friday until things start picking up.

Have a great weekend everyone!

[Nathalia Damascen 16]

10 hours ago, Cheddy said:

Hey all, happy Friday! Here are the results from the week:

 

08/02/22

111000 - Case Was Denied

 

08/03/22

112500 - Withdrawal Acknowledgement Notice Was Sent

 

08/04/22

109500 - Case Was Denied

111500 - Withdrawal Acknowledgement Notice Was Sent

 

Nothing on Monday or Friday. I'll be running reports every Friday until things start picking up.

Have a great weekend everyone!

Thank you so much! Do u have any guess about when they will start work on july cases?

[Cheddy 788]

5 hours ago, Nathalia Damascen said:

Thank you so much! Do u have any guess about when they will start work on july cases?

I'm not sure how true this is, but I read that they wont start on July until there are only 500 untouched cases left in June.

Right now June has approximately 1,750 untouched cases left.

 

I went back and looked and there was an update of almost exactly 250 NEW cases on each of the weeks of 8/1-8/5 and 7/25-7/29.

 

So they touch about 250 NEW cases per week. It will take them 5 more weeks to get down to 500 untouched cases left.

 

I estimate around the week of 9/12-9/15, we will start seeing July updates.

 

It may be sooner that that, as the more April and May cases that are getting wrapped up, the more they can focus on June, so maybe in the next few weeks there will be more than 250 NEW cases touched per week.

 

Or maybe it will be later than that, because as we all know, the USCIS is run by a group sloths, riding on the backs of turtles, that are on vacation.

 

One thing I know, is never try and predict the USCIS. They may decided to skip July and go straight to August, because why not!😂

Edited August 6, 2022 by Cheddy

[Nathalia Damascen 16]

1 hour ago, Cheddy said:

I'm not sure how true this is, but I read that they wont start on July until there are only 500 untouched cases left in June.

Right now June has approximately 1,750 untouched cases left.

 

I went back and looked and there was an update of almost exactly 250 NEW cases on each of the weeks of 8/1-8/5 and 7/25-7/29.

 

So they touch about 250 NEW cases per week. It will take them 5 more weeks to get down to 500 untouched cases left.

 

I estimate around the week of 9/12-9/15, we will start seeing July updates.

 

It may be sooner that that, as the more April and May cases that are getting wrapped up, the more they can focus on June, so maybe in the next few weeks there will be more than 250 NEW cases touched per week.

 

Or maybe it will be later than that, because as we all know, the USCIS is run by a group sloths, riding on the backs of turtles, that are on vacation.

 

One thing I know, is never try and predict the USCIS. They may decided to skip July and go straight to August, because why not!😂

Lol 

 

I really appreciate your infos. In fact all we can do is wait (apparently forever).

thank you so much

[BBBJ 59]

 

Confirms what we see recently. 

 

[Mary1014 9]

20 hours ago, JankoB said:

 

Confirms what we see recently. 

 

I really hope that uscis gets faster 😭😭 Thanks for the video!! 

[BBBJ 59]

Well, this monday they already cleared 153 cases. Good number even for monday which is always the best day with most of the approvals in each week.

[Nikobe 129]

7 hours ago, JankoB said:

Well, this monday they already cleared 153 cases. Good number even for monday which is always the best day with most of the approvals in each week.

I really hate to be that guy but even 153 cases is not good progress. There is a current backlog of roughly 48.000 cases through August 2022.

With the processing of 153 cases per day (each and every working day), they would merely hold the 14 months processing time until next year.

 

In order to effectively cut down on processing times, they would need to break the 200s mark.

 

I am currently getting all facts together and will write to some big newspapers to put some pressure on politics. Given the fact that this is a Democratic political cycle, family-based immigration should be something in focus. Unfortunately, all reps are busy with other (sometimes understandably), more important topics. However, in my eyes, this is becoming a social crisis with even more room to grow if there is no immediate action.

[Gary Rich 261]

31 minutes ago, Nikobe said:

I really hate to be that guy but even 153 cases is not good progress. There is a current backlog of roughly 48.000 cases through August 2022.

With the processing of 153 cases per day (each and every working day), they would merely hold the 14 months processing time until next year.

 

In order to effectively cut down on processing times, they would need to break the 200s mark.

 

I am currently getting all facts together and will write to some big newspapers to put some pressure on politics. Given the fact that this is a Democratic political cycle, family-based immigration should be something in focus. Unfortunately, all reps are busy with other (sometimes understandably), more important topics. However, in my eyes, this is becoming a social crisis with even more room to grow if there is no immediate action.

And to think a person has to pay lots of money for this mess.. 

[BBBJ 59]

26 minutes ago, Nikobe said:

I really hate to be that guy but even 153 cases is not good progress. There is a current backlog of roughly 48.000 cases through August 2022.

With the processing of 153 cases per day (each and every working day), they would merely hold the 14 months processing time until next year.

 

In order to effectively cut down on processing times, they would need to break the 200s mark.

 

I am currently getting all facts together and will write to some big newspapers to put some pressure on politics. Given the fact that this is a Democratic political cycle, family-based immigration should be something in focus. Unfortunately, all reps are busy with other (sometimes understandably), more important topics. However, in my eyes, this is becoming a social crisis with even more room to grow if there is no immediate action.

No worries, you cannot be that guy, we're way too familiar with disastrous data, only Uscis can bring more bad news here. Few posts above we discussed how they are slowing down again going from 350 cases to 250 a week. In light of that cca 150 cases in one day shows a bit of promise that it won't last long. And only in that light that can be a "good number". All of us here became veterans of tracking Uscis numbers, me personally I do it daily (read obsessively) for the last 8 out of 13 of waiting. Any good news is most welcomed, so is this one, that this week they might not show signs of slowing down. Hope that they will be back to times when they processed +10.000 cases per quarter left me long time ago.

[Nikobe 129]

18 minutes ago, JankoB said:

No worries, you cannot be that guy, we're way too familiar with disastrous data, only Uscis can bring more bad news here. Few posts above we discussed how they are slowing down again going from 350 cases to 250 a week. In light of that cca 150 cases in one day shows a bit of promise that it won't last long. And only in that light that can be a "good number". All of us here became veterans of tracking Uscis numbers, me personally I do it daily (read obsessively) for the last 8 out of 13 of waiting. Any good news is most welcomed, so is this one, that this week they might not show signs of slowing down. Hope that they will be back to times when they processed +10.000 cases per quarter left me long time ago.

I am unfortunately not even a July 21 filer - probably that is why any good news for you just means that you will have to wait "only" one more month. For me, the video shared above was almost heartbreaking because with current processing speed, it would take more than two years for us.

[BBBJ 59]

Exactly, when you get close, any small change will bring impact.

To try to cheer you up - in September Uscis will finish processing work visas, I'm not familiar too much, but as it's said in one FB group it's absolute priority for them because they just to have to finish them before the deadline or they can get sued. When it's done, they will have far more resources to deal with other categories. With everything I saw in this last 13 months concerning K1 visas, I do believe that us, the july 2021 filers will have it worst.

[Nat Dan 13]

3 hours ago, Nikobe said:

I really hate to be that guy but even 153 cases is not good progress. There is a current backlog of roughly 48.000 cases through August 2022.

With the processing of 153 cases per day (each and every working day), they would merely hold the 14 months processing time until next year.

 

In order to effectively cut down on processing times, they would need to break the 200s mark.

 

I am currently getting all facts together and will write to some big newspapers to put some pressure on politics. Given the fact that this is a Democratic political cycle, family-based immigration should be something in focus. Unfortunately, all reps are busy with other (sometimes understandably), more important topics. However, in my eyes, this is becoming a social crisis with even more room to grow if there is no immediate action.

I am agreeing with you. This is definitely growing out of control and will continue to grow unless people will start doing something about it. I don’t understand how come nothing was done yet? 

Edited August 9, 2022 by Nat Dan

[BBBJ 59]

If not already, I suggest that everybody check what efforts are made by people gathered in FB group - "I129f processing victims"