JULY 2021 I-129 K-1 FFILERS

[pocari_ 1]

2 hours ago, JankoB said:

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.

Once they finish the work visas due before September won't there just be more? I don't see how they can catch up at this rate. Hoping for the best but preparing for the worst case scenario

[BBBJ 59]

To my knowledge no. There's some gap till new ones are filed. And we were directly impacted recently because portion of those were transferred to California service centre in order to process them all before the deadline.

[Nat Dan 13]

8 minutes ago, JankoB said:

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

What is there. ? Doe’s it actually goes further then Facebook? Or just Facebook page? This stuff needs to go higher up by people not just locally if we want something to be done. 

[Nat Dan 13]

13 minutes ago, pocari_ said:

Once they finish the work visas due before September won't there just be more? I don't see how they can catch up at this rate. Hoping for the best but preparing for the worst case scenario

Hoping is not enough. We all been hoping for over a year. Doing something is what we need to do. “Squeaky wheel gets the grease” 

Edited August 9, 2022 by Nat Dan

[BBBJ 59]

5 minutes ago, Nat Dan said:

What is there. ? Doe’s it actually goes further then Facebook? Or just Facebook page? This stuff needs to go higher up by people not just locally if we want something to be done. 

It is some number of petitioners who are reaching towards all Congress and Senate members (on an organized way) and all media that are willing to make a story based on K1 hardships.

[Nat Dan 13]

1 minute ago, JankoB said:

It is some number of petitioners who are reaching towards all Congress and Senate members (on an organized way) and all media that are willing to make a story based on K1 hardships.

Really. ? I need to probably create Facebook. 

[BBBJ 59]

Or just google for their site. Much more convenient. I think it's "Fix the fiance visa" or similar. 

Edited August 9, 2022 by JankoB

[Nat Dan 13]

6 minutes ago, JankoB said:

Or just google for their site. Much more convenient. I think it's "Fix the fiance visa" or similar. 

Thanks!!! 

[CloverLeaf 2]

Greetings everybody! New here

My I-129F Form is recieved on 16th july 2021. Still nothing... Receipt umber is ****113256. 

[Foreignmiks 28]

July 6th receipt for NOA-1 and still nothing.

[Cheddy 788]

Hey My Fellow July-ers!

 

Summary of this week:

 

The USCIS, across March, April, May, & June, Updated a total of 590 Cases.

342 of those cases were from June, and of those, 274 of the June were NEW cases (not ones already in progress). There are approximately 1400 Untouched June cases as of today. At this rate, we should start seeing significant movement in 3 weeks or so!

 

Ok, on to the July report from this week:

 

08/08/22
109000 - Request from Additional Evidence Was Sent
116000 - Case Was Approved

 

08/10/22
110000 - Request from Additional Evidence Was Sent

 

08/12/22
107000 - Request for Initial Evidence Was Sent
116000 - Request for Initial Evidence Was Sent

 

To the lucky couple in the 116 range, congrats!

Edited August 13, 2022 by Cheddy

[Nat Dan 13]

2 hours ago, Cheddy said:

Hey My Fellow July-ers!

 

Summary of this week:

 

The USCIS, across March, April, May, & June, Updated a total of 590 Cases.

342 of those cases were from June, and of those, 274 of the June were NEW cases (not ones already in progress). There are approximately 1400 Untouched June cases as of today. At this rate, we should start seeing significant movement in 3 weeks or so!

 

Ok, on to the July report from this week:

 

08/08/22
109000 - Request from Additional Evidence Was Sent
116000 - Case Was Approved

 

08/10/22
110000 - Request from Additional Evidence Was Sent

 

08/12/22
107000 - Request for Initial Evidence Was Sent
116000 - Request for Initial Evidence Was Sent

 

To the lucky couple in the 116 range, congrats!

Thank you so much and that’s a good news… also 116 is it a July filier ? 

[Cheddy 788]

51 minutes ago, Nat Dan said:

Thank you so much and that’s a good news… also 116 is it a July filier ? 

yup, 100% a July filer

[MarJhi 963]

FYI: I've been looking at profiles of people who have recently gotten their NOA2's and most seem to be getting theirs around the 410-420 day mark, so most of us will be looking at approvals sometime in September (late August if we are lucky)

[Orest 7]

On 8/12/2022 at 9:41 PM, Cheddy said:

Hey My Fellow July-ers!

 

Summary of this week:

 

The USCIS, across March, April, May, & June, Updated a total of 590 Cases.

342 of those cases were from June, and of those, 274 of the June were NEW cases (not ones already in progress). There are approximately 1400 Untouched June cases as of today. At this rate, we should start seeing significant movement in 3 weeks or so!

 

Ok, on to the July report from this week:

 

08/08/22
109000 - Request from Additional Evidence Was Sent
116000 - Case Was Approved

 

08/10/22
110000 - Request from Additional Evidence Was Sent

 

08/12/22
107000 - Request for Initial Evidence Was Sent
116000 - Request for Initial Evidence Was Sent

 

To the lucky couple in the 116 range, congrats!

The arbitrariness of this is maddening