November 2021 ROC Filers

[skapali 33]

2 minutes ago, JackMatt said:

I feel bad for all the people not assigned to WAC, I really do!

Congrats to you and all the WAC users. my only hope now is my N400 getting processed and getting a joint interview. Vermont currently sucks big time!!!

[OldUser 7,034]

5 hours ago, OldUser said:

Today's WAC update for 24XXX range as of 09:20am PT:

 

9 x new approvals in lower range

1 x new RFE in upper range

2 x new approvals in upper range

 

 

What a start, I hope WAC keeps the pace!

+2 new RFEs in lower range as of 2:46pm PT

 

Edited April 27, 2023 by OldUser

[kotenya 20]

It looks like 67 I-751 WAC cases in lower 24xxx range and 132  I-751 cases in upper 24xxx range have still not been reviewed. Even though today's reviewing pace was nice it is still far from the pace needed to keep I-751 processing times from increasing. Considering WAC receives 120K cases of all types a year, it needs to review a thousand cases every 2-3 days to keep pace with incoming cases, which translates into about 100 I-751 cases a day. Current pace is a far cry from this. Still hope they will finish 24xxx range soon so they can start working on 25xxx (early December) cases. This is where mine is :)

[OldUser 7,034]

39 minutes ago, kotenya said:

Still hope they will finish 24xxx range soon so they can start working on 25xxx (early December) cases. This is where mine is

Fun fact: 24xxx and 25xxx ranges were skipped for some time pretty much. There's movement and approvals in 26xxx range and above happening already.

 

I'm focused on 24xxx range, but it doesn't mean there's nothing happening in other ranges. Also, USCIS doesn't process cases following First in First Out approach strictly speaking...

 

Let's hope you get approved soon!

Edited April 28, 2023 by OldUser

[JackMatt 43]

40 minutes ago, kotenya said:

It looks like 67 I-751 WAC cases in lower 24xxx range and 132  I-751 cases in upper 24xxx range have still not been reviewed. Even though today's reviewing pace was nice it is still far from the pace needed to keep I-751 processing times from increasing. Considering WAC receives 120K cases of all types a year, it needs to review a thousand cases every 2-3 days to keep pace with incoming cases, which translates into about 100 I-751 cases a day. Current pace is a far cry from this. Still hope they will finish 24xxx range soon so they can start working on 25xxx (early December) cases. This is where mine is

I know it won't help 'cause it didn't help me, but just don't think about it! Hang tight and hold on! I feel you!

[kotenya 20]

11 hours ago, OldUser said:

Fun fact: 24xxx and 25xxx ranges were skipped for some time pretty much. There's movement and approvals in 26xxx range and above happening already.

 

I'm focused on 24xxx range, but it doesn't mean there's nothing happening in other ranges. Also, USCIS doesn't process cases following First in First Out approach strictly speaking...

 

Let's hope you get approved soon!

There indeed have been approvals in upper ranges. There are more approvals/RFEs and less i-751 cases left to review in 27xxx range than in 24xxx range. It is hard to figure out how USCIS decides which cases to approve first, sometimes it looks random. I did see consistent approvals/RFEs in 23xxxx range and in 24xxx range, and some movement in 25xxx range in the last few weeks. This suggests to me that both our cases should have a decision soon.

[Pbl 192]

On 4/21/2023 at 12:12 PM, OldUser said:

@Pbl You should get your approval soon, by the looks of things. WAC are looking into November-December cases pretty actively. Fingers crossed they'll keep the focus.

 

I hope so. My WAC actually starts with a 229, so I like to think that it will be touched soon…

[OldUser 7,034]

49 minutes ago, Pbl said:

I hope so. My WAC actually starts with a 229, so I like to think that it will be touched soon…

Everybody's cases for WAC filers in 2021 start with 229, as far as I know. What we're talking about here is the last 5 digits, which identify your case. The last 3 we leave out for privacy reasons.

 

For example, when I post about 24xxx range I mean cases starting with WAC2290024000 and ending WAC2290024999

Edited April 28, 2023 by OldUser

[Elena & Craig 80]

1 hour ago, Pbl said:

I hope so. My WAC actually starts with a 229, so I like to think that it will be touched soon…

OldUser is not mistaken. Here is a little more useful data for better understanding about how your receipt number forms: https://citizenpath.com/uscis-receipt-number-explained/

[OldUser 7,034]

Today's WAC update for 24XXX range as of 09:15am PT:

 

2 x new approvals in lower range

1 x new approval in upper range

[OldUser 7,034]

4 minutes ago, Elena & Craig said:

OldUser is not mistaken. Here is a little more useful data for better understanding about how your receipt number forms: https://citizenpath.com/uscis-receipt-number-explained/

Thank you for the link, it gave me a better understanding too! I pretty much found the pattern randomly by browsing cases, but now it makes perfect sense. I didn't know how to read Computer Workday set of digits.

[Elena & Craig 80]

8 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Thank you for the link, it gave me a better understanding too! I pretty much found the pattern randomly by browsing cases, but now it makes perfect sense. I didn't know how to read Computer Workday set of digits.

Me neither until I found this article at some point, clarified some details to a point. Glad to be helpful when I can 😊

[Pbl 192]

42 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Everybody's cases for WAC filers in 2021 start with 229, as far as I know. What we're talking about here is the last 5 digits, which identify your case. The last 3 we leave out for privacy reasons.

 

For example, when I post about 24xxx range I mean cases starting with WAC2290024000 and ending WAC2290024999

Thank you so much for your generosity explaining things in such detail!

[Jmeff2324 14]

Hey old user do you know where I can find today's SRC update for 2021 filing 

[Pbl 192]

26 minutes ago, Elena & Craig said:

OldUser is not mistaken. Here is a little more useful data for better understanding about how your receipt number forms: https://citizenpath.com/uscis-receipt-number-explained/

Thank you SO much for the link!