DECEMBER 2021 1-129F K1 FILERS

[Gary Rich 261]

18 minutes ago, mw & rg k1 said:

Just got a case number today .... Finally .... so NOW in the "AT NVC Status"
29 days after it was confirmed as left USCIS ...
99 days after NOA2
567 days after NOA1

Congrats!

[mw & rg k1 635]

So I can confirm that a few others have also observed that USCIS changed their website (so my and other scanning scripts are broken)

Does anyone here still waiting for NOA2?
If so, happy to keep an eye out for you and maybe even a "special alert script" to constantly monitor for your case.

As of the last run (and seeing how historicals have run for older months), about all that is left is waiting for an Inquiry date

So if you want updates, (or if I get board) then I will work on it.
Otherwise, hoping you join us in the next phase of waiting for silliness

 

One other question, 
Anyone sure how to leave feedback for VJ?

On the timeline, the "Data checks" are not keeping up with the current slowness of USCIS/NVC

 

 

[mw & rg k1 635]

1 hour ago, Gary Rich said:

Congrats!

Now, just gotta wait for them to choose to ship it from NVC (so it can go "In Transit")
Then gotta wait for it to be received/processed by Consulate (so it can go "Ready")

aiaiai

Still, good to take that next step (even if only 1 mm closer to the goal line)

[Saeid 127]

2 hours ago, mw & rg k1 said:

Just got a case number today .... Finally .... so NOW in the "AT NVC Status"
29 days after it was confirmed as left USCIS ...
99 days after NOA2
567 days after NOA1

Congratulations 

[Gary Rich 261]

38 minutes ago, mw & rg k1 said:

Now, just gotta wait for them to choose to ship it from NVC (so it can go "In Transit")
Then gotta wait for it to be received/processed by Consulate (so it can go "Ready")

aiaiai

Still, good to take that next step (even if only 1 mm closer to the goal line)

I hear you!!!.. I'm waiting on case number myself

[mw & rg k1 635]

Really interesting report in 2022 about the broken system:

"for many years, conversations about its brokenness focused on policy questions. Who should be able to come to the United States or live here legally? For how long? Are they allowed to work? What about their families? But now a defining way in which it is broken is that the current system is unable to implement the policies that Congress and the administration have already chosen."
and
"It also shows that except for visa processing, backlogs have not arisen primarily from COVID-19 shutdowns. Instead, they are a consequence of inefficient agency processes that have caused wait times and backlogs to grow during the past decade."

 

https://www.cato.org/briefing-paper/processing-backlogs-us-immigration-system-describing-scale-problem?fbclid=IwAR0xGc4h3AcbwvC_2PoT5v-F19BFMyOcXnHAIOAjArZixKSkCsBT4Jerycc

[Bh_sarah 942]

On 7/5/2023 at 11:42 AM, mw & rg k1 said:

One other question, 
Anyone sure how to leave feedback for VJ?

On the timeline, the "Data checks" are not keeping up with the current slowness of USCIS/NVC

 

 

Do you mean that timelines are not really accepting a huge difference between NOA2 and NVC Received? Do you know how many days is the limit? The data is really bad because of it, since most early 22 filers are taking 80, 90 days at NVC......

[mw & rg k1 635]

On 7/10/2023 at 9:35 AM, Bh_sarah said:

Do you mean that timelines are not really accepting a huge difference between NOA2 and NVC Received? Do you know how many days is the limit? The data is really bad because of it, since most early 22 filers are taking 80, 90 days at NVC......

When I went to put in a date for Left USCIS, visajourney timeline treated the date (6.6) as an invalid (too long) of a deference from NOA2 to shipped.  I realize,  most people don't have that information and I do (uniquely) due to my congressional assistance in asking USCIS for this. 

 

no,  I don't know the limit,  just kept backing it up until it accepted the answer and made a comment on my profile

Edited July 12, 2023 by mw & rg k1

[Bh_sarah 942]

6 hours ago, mw & rg k1 said:

When I went to put in a date for Left USCIS, visajourney timeline treated the date (6.6) as an invalid (too long) of a deference from NOA2 to shipped.  I realize,  most people don't have that information and I do (uniquely) due to my congressional assistance in asking USCIS for this. 

 

no,  I don't know the limit,  just kept backing it up until it accepted the answer and made a comment on my profile

People are just adding the date they found out from NVC that the petition was received. I did that haha and it seems like the limit is 60 days. Timelines are not representing the real NVC date because of that. I will try to contact VJ about it.

[Tzgeneration 39]

On 7/12/2023 at 5:10 AM, Bh_sarah said:

People are just adding the date they found out from NVC that the petition was received. I did that haha and it seems like the limit is 60 days. Timelines are not representing the real NVC date because of that. I will try to contact VJ about it.

I contacted VJ about it mid June and never got any response about it. Let me know if you get any feedback from them about it. Thanks 

[Bh_sarah 942]

4 hours ago, Tzgeneration said:

I contacted VJ about it mid June and never got any response about it. Let me know if you get any feedback from them about it. Thanks 

It’s been 4 days and nothing either. I might start a thread here about it to see if they pay attention to it! Haha

Edited July 16, 2023 by Bh_sarah

[Aesop23 18]

So average  from noa2 to shipped to embassyconservatively 120 days? Trying to make sense of all above

Edited July 17, 2023 by Aesop23

[FilledesEtoiles 336]

20 minutes ago, Aesop23 said:

So average  from noa2 to shipped to embassyconservatively 120 days? Trying to make sense of all above

Most people get that done before the 90 day mark

[vldrnxrz 36]

Hi everyone! today we had our visa interview at US embassy and got approved! Visa will now be mailed to my fiance's home within a few days.

It's been a very long, frustrating, and difficult process but we have finally made it here. What a relieving feeling to be complete with this part of the process. 

 

Here is out timeline: 

 

NOA1: 12/21/2021
NOA2: 03/06/2023
at NVC: 04/25/2023
Case in Transit to Embassy: 05/09/2023
Case "Ready" at Embassy: 05/16/2023
Medical Examination: 07/07/2023
Visa Interview: 07/17/2023

 

Total days from NOA1 to Visa Interview Approval = 573 days (or 18 1/2 months)

 

I will be visiting her in a few weeks (for vacation) and we will be traveling back to the U.S. on August 20th together! 

Edited July 17, 2023 by vldrnxrz

[Crazy Cat 41,594]

7 minutes ago, vldrnxrz said:

Hi everyone! today we had our visa interview at US embassy and got approved! Visa will now be mailed to my fiance's home within a few days.

It's been a very long, frustrating, and difficult process but we have finally made it here. What a relieving feeling to be complete with this part of the process. 

 

Here is out timeline: 

 

NOA1: 12/21/2021
NOA2: 03/06/2023
at NVC: 04/25/2023
Case in Transit to Embassy: 05/09/2023
Case "Ready" at Embassy: 05/16/2023
Medical Examination: 07/07/2023
Visa Interview: 07/17/2023

 

Total days from NOA1 to Visa Interview Approval = 573 days (or 18 1/2 months)

 

I will be visiting her in a few weeks (for vacation) and we will be traveling back to the U.S. on August 20th together! 

Congratulations!!  Has the status changed to "Issued"?