K1 Delaying

[dalindeck 390]

1 hour ago, Bluesky7593 said:

Waiting 1~2 years to schedule interview ?? 

Not whole Visa process? 

That really sounds like 'U.S government want those couples break up'

In the case of the Philippines, it's not an issue of the US government taking a long time, but rather because the embassy in Manila has been closed due to COVID and has a large backlog. NVC sends the applications to the embassy when the embassy asks for more.

[SalishSea 18,127]

3 hours ago, Bluesky7593 said:

Less than 30%.... well that makes me go crazy more lol 

I guess what you mentioned is real reason it keeps delaying. 

As a person who has lived in a country that has relatively fast administrative ability, I cannot understand this. But as I move... this is one I should understand and accept. 

 

Anyway I hope they can distribute those cases focused in California, and make officer back to office fully.

Thank you. 

Even before covid, the I-129F processing times ranged from 3-12 months. Not sure what type of timeline you were expecting, but it has never been "fast."

[VersaVersa 6]

On 2/5/2022 at 8:51 PM, Jorgedig said:

I129f petitions have been exclusively adjudicated in California for YEARS, long before COVID.  And are you saying the state of California is prohibiting USCIS employees from going to work?  Please cite a source for that.

Some embassies are not moving at all.. Got the packet 3 since July 2021, filled out the DS-160 form and paid the visa fee since the same month.. Yet interview dates are not available till date. They said COVID-19 and omicron didn't help matters, but they're issuing student's visas(as if students are immune to the virus) 😂, I guess the US doesn't rate the K1 and k2 visas at all. 

[SalishSea 18,127]

15 hours ago, VersaVersa said:

Some embassies are not moving at all.. Got the packet 3 since July 2021, filled out the DS-160 form and paid the visa fee since the same month.. Yet interview dates are not available till date. They said COVID-19 and omicron didn't help matters, but they're issuing student's visas(as if students are immune to the virus) 😂, I guess the US doesn't rate the K1 and k2 visas at all. 

Embassies vs USCIS = apples vs oranges.  Not even the same department.