DECEMBER 2021 1-129F K1 FILERS

[Saeid 127]

4 minutes ago, grumpypiggy said:

Thursday 3/23/23 Updates:

24500: 1 Withdrawal (1 new / 0 in progress)

25000: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)

25500: 1 RFER (1 new / 0 in progress)

26000: 1 Approval, 1 RFER (2 new / 0 in progress)

26500: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)

27000: 1 Other (Name Was Updated) (1 new / 0 in progress)

27500: 2 RFESs, 1 RFER (3 new / 0 in progress)

28000: 1 Approval, 2 RFERs (3 new / 0 in progress)

28500: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)

29000: 1 Approval (1 new / 0 in progress)

29500: 2 RFERs (2 new / 0 in progress)

30000: 1 RFER (1 new / 0 in progress)

30500: 1 RFER (1 new / 0 in progress)

34000: 2 RFESs, 1 RFER, 3 Others (Name Was Updated, Termination Notice Sent, Name Was Updated) (6 new / 0 in progress)

34500: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)

35000: 2 RFESs (2 new / 0 in progress)

36000: 1 RFER (1 new / 0 in progress)

29 Total Updates: 3 Approvals, 10 RFESs, 11 RFERs, 1 Withdrawal, 4 Others (Name Was Updated, Name Was Updated, Termination Notice Sent, Name Was Updated)

Of course No 32000!!... That's just ridiculous! 

Processing time keep going up and no one is responsible!

It's not just a bad day. It's been like this in past 15 months. No one can understand what we're going through ...

 

@grumpypiggy @mw & rg k1 thanks for updating 

[Pepperhen 3]

13 hours ago, Saeid said:

Of course No 32000!!... That's just ridiculous! 

Processing time keep going up and no one is responsible!

It's not just a bad day. It's been like this in past 15 months. No one can understand what we're going through ...

 

@grumpypiggy @mw & rg k1 thanks for updating 

Even funnier, they think processing time prolong can keep us from querying. Why they proceed Jan and Feb’s instead of touching Dec’s?

[Bh_sarah 942]

Sorry, I didn't mean to diminish anyone waiting by saying it was just a bad day, I too am waiting even though not as long as you all.
I understand it sucks they only approved 3 December cases yesterday. Clearly a terrible day for December approvals, I meant. But wasn't such a great day for any other month anyway (comparing to previous days this month).

But we are seeing weekly and daily processing numbers increasing everyday. The main spreadsheet wasn't updated yet, but I looked at Lawfully and they completed 137 cases yesterday, a huge portion being from super old cases from up to Feb 2021 (though all are denials) and Lawfully doesn't count withdrawals on this. They are also sending a lot of RFEs (even if they aren't the quickest to make a decision from RFEs, means they are reviewing cases).

The inquiry date is the worst scenario I can see. Not even being able to inquire is absurd, they definitely should change that. There's really little accountability and we're left at their mercy.

Hoping for a better day for December today to end the week on a high note.

 

[mw & rg k1 636]

With the average case processing time increasing, I finally pulled the trigger to send a letter to my senator.

Specifically, I asked for him (as the Chair of the committee that oversees USCIS) to apply pressure to USCIS to minimize RFER (Rfe responce)  to decision time.

As of yesterday three were 124 cases in RFER and only 90 decisions previously made
Quite a few are 3 weeks to 2 months old.

If you are any of these cases, send me a direct message just in case the senators office asks.
Would love to use your case (along with mine) to add credence to the complaint.

WAC22900358xx aging 61 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900283xx aging 34 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900286xx aging 29 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900288xx aging 29 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900293xx aging 29 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900241xx aging 27 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900241xx aging 23 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900251xx aging 23 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900268xx aging 23 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900290xx aging 23 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900245xx aging 22 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900270xx aging 22 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900283xx aging 22 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900336xx aging 21 days since USCIS' RFER

[mw & rg k1 636]

6 hours ago, Bh_sarah said:

Sorry, I didn't mean to diminish anyone waiting by saying it was just a bad day, I too am waiting even though not as long as you all.
I understand it sucks they only approved 3 December cases yesterday. Clearly a terrible day for December approvals, I meant. But wasn't such a great day for any other month anyway (comparing to previous days this month).

But we are seeing weekly and daily processing numbers increasing everyday. The main spreadsheet wasn't updated yet, but I looked at Lawfully and they completed 137 cases yesterday, a huge portion being from super old cases from up to Feb 2021 (though all are denials) and Lawfully doesn't count withdrawals on this. They are also sending a lot of RFEs (even if they aren't the quickest to make a decision from RFEs, means they are reviewing cases).

The inquiry date is the worst scenario I can see. Not even being able to inquire is absurd, they definitely should change that. There's really little accountability and we're left at their mercy.

Hoping for a better day for December today to end the week on a high note.

 

As having a Brazilian beneficiary,  first let me say Oi.  (can't say more than that since this is an English only forum)

My burndown should show the cases from Feb 2021 as you describe shortly (I do an update every Mon, Wed, Fri and do monitor "Untouched" cases for all of 2021.
If those were RFEs then will not see them since "Burndown" is only "Untouched" to "Touched"

As for RFEs, I am in the RFER process and will have a report out on this as well.

As for total processing, the USCIS shifted from a fairly orderly process in late 2022 to a very indeterministic process as can be seen with my "Burndown" graphs.  When they started processing August petitions, there was an increasing number of "cases being left behind" which has only increased through September, October, and November.  Oddly, December cases have fewer left behind as even compared with November as of my last report.

We (as December) filers are clearly behind the main wave of processing (for unopened cases as well as RFE resolutions).
As you can see on by post just above, the waiting for Received RFE returned data is (in some cases) awful. 
Once upon a time (before my case entered this status), I too thought RFE was a good thing meaning case was being processed.
Now, I see it as just as another "wait and see when they do" catagory.

 

Frustrating.

[Bh_sarah 942]

9 minutes ago, mw & rg k1 said:

As having a Brazilian beneficiary,  first let me say Oi.  (can't say more than that since this is an English only forum)

My burndown should show the cases from Feb 2021 as you describe shortly (I do an update every Mon, Wed, Fri and do monitor "Untouched" cases for all of 2021.
If those were RFEs then will not see them since "Burndown" is only "Untouched" to "Touched"

As for RFEs, I am in the RFER process and will have a report out on this as well.

As for total processing, the USCIS shifted from a fairly orderly process in late 2022 to a very indeterministic process as can be seen with my "Burndown" graphs.  When they started processing August petitions, there was an increasing number of "cases being left behind" which has only increased through September, October, and November.  Oddly, December cases have fewer left behind as even compared with November as of my last report.

We (as December) filers are clearly behind the main wave of processing (for unopened cases as well as RFE resolutions).
As you can see on by post just above, the waiting for Received RFE returned data is (in some cases) awful. 
Once upon a time (before my case entered this status), I too thought RFE was a good thing meaning case was being processed.
Now, I see it as just as another "wait and see when they do" catagory.

 

Frustrating.

Haha oi! You will probably learn more sentences soon! Been trying to teach my fiancé too but it's not the easiest language. And I've been following your data for a while now as a Feb 22 filer (also have a tendency of rooting strongly for Brazilian fiancés couples!).

Yes, comparing the numbers, it was definitely a denied case after a RFER for that one Feb 21 case, but some straight denials for May, June, July 21. They seem to be extending their range going back, it's also unfortunate how little they processed on months they should be actively reviewing though. There are so many cases left behind.

I feel for you and for your RFER being untouched so far. I am afraid of getting an RFE as well and having my "clock" stopped too with no light at the end of the tunnel. Good thing you contacted your senator! Hopefully things will start moving forward soon for you. 

[Msmit39 14]

4 hours ago, Bh_sarah said:

Haha oi! You will probably learn more sentences soon! Been trying to teach my fiancé too but it's not the easiest language. And I've been following your data for a while now as a Feb 22 filer (also have a tendency of rooting strongly for Brazilian fiancés couples!).

Yes, comparing the numbers, it was definitely a denied case after a RFER for that one Feb 21 case, but some straight denials for May, June, July 21. They seem to be extending their range going back, it's also unfortunate how little they processed on months they should be actively reviewing though. There are so many cases left behind.

I feel for you and for your RFER being untouched so far. I am afraid of getting an RFE as well and having my "clock" stopped too with no light at the end of the tunnel. Good thing you contacted your senator! Hopefully things will start moving forward soon for you. 

I also have a Brazilian fiancé and I have been hoping for both you and all the cases left behind. But, as Sarah said I especially root for the Brazilian couples. You both have done so much for everyone I will put you in my prayers. 

[mw & rg k1 636]

My End of the week report looking at Wednesday as compared with Wed from earlier this week.

 

USCIS activity remains very slight ( ) and wishing it would pick up.

I have posted a letter to my senator hoping to pressure for RFERs processed faster. See my post on that later

 

On to the raw data:

Total activity including "expedite" & "mailed documents"

Changes on March 23 2023: 25

Changes on March 24 2023: 39

Changes on March 25 2023: 8

 

 

Report of significant changes since 2023_03_22

DEC 1-3: Untouched:29

Approved: 1 Denied: 0 RFE/RFER: 1

RFER->Denial: 0 RFER->Approval: 1 (Counted in stats above)

Updated: 0 Term\Withdrawn: 2 Rejected: 0

 

DEC 6-10: Untouched:66

Approved: 8 Denied: 0 RFE/RFER: 16

RFER->Denial: 0 RFER->Approval: 2 (Counted in stats above)

Updated: 0 Term\Withdrawn: 1 Rejected: 0

 

DEC 13-17: Untouched:71

Approved: 1 Denied: 0 RFE/RFER: 11

RFER->Denial: 0 RFER->Approval: 1 (Counted in stats above)

Updated: 0 Term\Withdrawn: 2 Rejected: 0

 

DEC 20-24: Untouched:205

Approved: 3 Denied: 0 RFE/RFER: 7

RFER->Denial: 0 RFER->Approval: 0 (Counted in stats above)

Updated: 0 Term\Withdrawn: 0 Rejected: 0

 

DEC 27-31: Untouched:164

Approved: 8 Denied: 1 RFE/RFER: 7

RFER->Denial: 0 RFER->Approval: 0 (Counted in stats above)

Updated: 0 Term\Withdrawn: 1 Rejected: 0

 

 

[mw & rg k1 636]

Day based statistics ...

This looks at current state with a little deeper look into "untouched" versus decided. The totals are a little more accurate here as the script accounts for a few more "Untouched" cases than some of my other sctips.

 

Using Last File of 2023_03_24.csv as control

Dec 1: 17 Untouched (17.5%) 65 Decided (67.0%)

Dec 2: 7 Untouched (6.4%) 87 Decided (79.8%)

Dec 3: 10 Untouched (7.3%) 97 Decided (70.8%)

Weekend

Dec 6: 33 Untouched (8.3%) 283 Decided (71.5%)

Dec 7: 7 Untouched (6.1%) 91 Decided (79.1%)

Dec 8: 4 Untouched (4.1%) 79 Decided (80.6%)

Dec 9: 22 Untouched (17.9%) 79 Decided (64.2%)

Dec 10: 2 Untouched (2.2%) 70 Decided (77.8%)

Weekend

Dec 13: 36 Untouched (8.5%) 282 Decided (66.7%)

Dec 14: 17 Untouched (19.8%) 61 Decided (70.9%)

Dec 15: 6 Untouched (6.2%) 65 Decided (67.7%)

Dec 16: 12 Untouched (9.2%) 104 Decided (80.0%)

Dec 17: 2 Untouched (1.4%) 100 Decided (69.0%)

Weekend

Dec 20: 32 Untouched (12.0%) 179 Decided (67.3%)

Dec 21: 44 Untouched (24.2%) 102 Decided (56.0%)

Dec 22: 63 Untouched (45.7%) 62 Decided (44.9%)

Dec 23: 43 Untouched (25.6%) 103 Decided (61.3%)

Dec 24: 26 Untouched (19.4%) 82 Decided (61.2%)

Weekend

Dec 27: 85 Untouched (37.0%) 104 Decided (45.2%)

Dec 28: 34 Untouched (61.8%) 21 Decided (38.2%)

Dec 29: 25 Untouched (22.5%) 73 Decided (65.8%)

Dec 30: 11 Untouched (10.5%) 90 Decided (85.7%)

Dec 31: 13 Untouched (10.7%) 81 Decided (66.9%)

 

 

[mw & rg k1 636]

Burndown statistics which compares activity from Last Friday to today ....

in an earlier post on VJ there was a statment that 100+ cases from Jan 2021 were adjusted into denials.
This burndown looks at "Unopened Cases" (i.e. case was received or xxx was updated) changing to RFE or Decision.

I don't see this earlier data reported so can only assume it was aged out RFEs that were converted to denials.

 

For the rest of us (especially Dec and Nov cases) the data is not great.
down to 10-25% of unopened cases being opened ... lets hope for a little stronger processing next week.

 

Max (previously untouched) cases opened :    45
        Occurring week of:     2021-12-31

Total (previously untouched) cases opened :    236
Week.....Was...Now...Delta..Approved..Denied..RFE
Prev.......254....240......14...........3...............7.........3
09/03.....16......16.........0............0...............0.........0
09/10.....10......8...........2............1...............0.........1
09/17.....29.....28..........1............1...............0.........0
09/24.....20.....16..........4............3...............0.........1
10/01.....22.....18..........4............1...............0.........3
10/08.....14.....14..........0............0...............0.........0
10/15.....38.....20.........18...........8...............0........10
10/22.....47.....23.........24...........6...............0........17
10/29.....37.....27.........10...........0...............0........10
11/05.....78.....73..........5............1...............0.........4
11/12....114...104........10...........5...............0.........5
11/19.....85.....75.........10...........2...............0.........8
11/26.....56.....40.........16...........3...............1........12
12/03.....61.....57..........4............3...............0.........1
12/10.....86.....66.........20..........11..............0.........9
12/17....100....71.........29..........22..............0.........7
12/24....223...203........20..........16..............0.........4
12/31....209...164........45..........24..............3........18

 

 

[Bh_sarah 942]

27 minutes ago, mw & rg k1 said:

n an earlier post on VJ there was a statment that 100+ cases from Jan 2021 were adjusted into denials.

Sorry, let me just correct that I said because I think my "huge portion" was a communication fail from me. I checked Lawfully earlier today to check on yesterday's completed cases. They completed 137 cases per Lawfully on the 23rd. The bigger portion *of the graph* was activity on 2021 cases prior to December, including one completed case filed in Feb 2021, even though the biggest activity was on January and February 22 (the majority of completed cases were filed in these months). And since Lawfully provides the case number, I looked them all up and all cases completed from February 2021 to July 2021 were denials, most of them from RFER but some straight denials as well, though I won't remember the exact number.

 

1 hour ago, Msmit39 said:

I also have a Brazilian fiancé and I have been hoping for both you and all the cases left behind. But, as Sarah said I especially root for the Brazilian couples. You both have done so much for everyone I will put you in my prayers. 

Rooting for you too, but as I said, I'm biased! haha and no need to thank me at all. mw & rg is the one deserving of any praise for the work here, I basically just pull data from already written scripts and apps. Hope you get your approval soon as well! Tell your Brazilian fiancé I said "oi"!

Edited March 25, 2023 by Bh_sarah

[Msmit39 14]

27 minutes ago, Bh_sarah said:

Sorry, let me just correct that I said because I think my "huge portion" was a communication fail from me. I checked Lawfully earlier today to check on yesterday's completed cases. They completed 137 cases per Lawfully on the 23rd. The bigger portion *of the graph* was activity on 2021 cases prior to December, including one completed case filed in Feb 2021, even though the biggest activity was on January and February 22 (the majority of completed cases were filed in these months). And since Lawfully provides the case number, I looked them all up and all cases completed from February 2021 to July 2021 were denials, most of them from RFER but some straight denials as well, though I won't remember the exact number.

 

Rooting for you too, but as I said, I'm biased! haha and no need to thank me at all. mw & rg is the one deserving of any praise for the work here, I basically just pull data from already written scripts and apps. Hope you get your approval soon as well! Tell your Brazilian fiancé I said "oi"!

We were blessed on Thursday with our approval. Not sure how or why. I have a common name so I got fingerprints taken at my local police station and ordered an FBI report on myself which I included in my packet. No idea if that helped or made slightest difference. February 1st NOA1

[mw & rg k1 636]

Last friday (17 Mar) there were 111 RFER and 55 decisions.
As typical with USCIS the amount of those waiting has increased as compared with thosed decided,

 

We see an increase of decisions of 36 and a net increases
of those who have Pending RFE(s) Received (or RFERS) of 28 increased backlog.

Total new RFERS = 64 (resulting in the 28 deficit)

 

16 of which were listed as today or posted to be mailed tomorrow (day 0 or -1)

 

On to the data.

 

RFERs with No Decision Yet: 139 
Aging average Days: 8.942446
Total Decisions: 91

 

More than 3 weeks:

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WAC22900283xx aging 35 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900286xx aging 30 days since USCIS' RFER
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WAC22900241xx aging 28 days since USCIS' RFER
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WAC22900268xx aging 24 days since USCIS' RFER
WAC22900290xx aging 24 days since USCIS' RFER
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WAC22900336xx aging 22 days since USCIS' RFER
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More than 2 weeks 

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More than 1 week

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[grumpypiggy 290]

26500: 1 RFER (0 new / 1 in progress)

27500: 1 RFES, 1 RFER, 1 Other (Termination Notice Sent) (2 new / 1 in progress)

28000: 1 RFER (0 new / 1 in progress)

28500: 1 RFER (0 new / 1 in progress)

29500: 1 RFES (0 new / 1 in progress)

30000: 1 Other (Termination Notice Sent) (1 new / 0 in progress)

30500: 1 RFER (0 new / 1 in progress)

35500: 1 RFER (0 new / 1 in progress)

3/25/23: 10 Total Updates: 2 RFESs, 6 RFERs, 2 Others (Termination Notice Sent, Termination Notice Sent

[mw & rg k1 636]

12 hours ago, Msmit39 said:

We were blessed on Thursday with our approval. Not sure how or why. I have a common name so I got fingerprints taken at my local police station and ordered an FBI report on myself which I included in my packet. No idea if that helped or made slightest difference. February 1st NOA1

Congrats (Parabéns)

Not sure it did as my mom used to host foster children so my fingerprints are on file too.

 

Seems to be no rhyme or reason when a case comes up for processing foe quite some time.

 

But regardless, congratulations and hopefully smooth processing through NVC and in Rio.