USCIS Estimated Processing Tme

[GinoNiña 182]

attached is as of today from USCIS website. How do you read this? it says 10.5 months from NOA1 to the day of interview? or interview not included? 

 

Ohh by the way, their estimated processing times is getting shorter. it was at 13 months the last time I checked couple weeks ago. I dont know what this means. 

[Redro 4,611]

Interview is not included. 

This is just for the USCIS stage. 

Be aware it is 13.5 months. 

If you put in your case number you'll find out when you're allowed to file an inquiry... 

 

Edited May 8, 2022 by ROK2USA

[Kawika & Michelle 108]

Yep. Unless I am mistaken, I believe that the estimated timeline is in regards to how long it will take to go from NOA1 to NOA2. There is still NVC & the interview that comes later.

[nastra30 2,282]

28 minutes ago, Kawika said:

Yep. Unless I am mistaken, I believe that the estimated timeline is in regards to how long it will take to go from NOA1 to NOA2. There is still NVC & the interview that comes later.

You are not mistaken

[Palawan 131]

3 hours ago, GinoNiña said:

attached is as of today from USCIS website. How do you read this? it says 10.5 months from NOA1 to the day of interview? or interview not included? 

 

Ohh by the way, their estimated processing times is getting shorter. it was at 13 months the last time I checked couple weeks ago. I dont know what this means. 

Don't worry it will get much shorter in due time.

 

When I did mine there were two service centers, My service center was taking like 28 days, and California Service Center was approving and doing NOA 2 like in 7 days, it was quick and easy.

 

[Redro 4,611]

6 hours ago, Palawan said:

Don't worry it will get much shorter in due time.

 

When I did mine there were two service centers, My service center was taking like 28 days, and California Service Center was approving and doing NOA 2 like in 7 days, it was quick and easy.

 

Don't torture people with processing times from the past. 😅

This update means K1 processing times have gone from 10-13 months to 10.5-13.5 months. 

USCIS has changed the website layout so you only see the lower processing number not the range and date you're allowed to file an inquiry. 

The wait is getting longer with every single update.😓 

Edited May 8, 2022 by ROK2USA

[Adventine 3,196]

6 hours ago, Palawan said:

Don't worry it will get much shorter in due time.

 

When I did mine there were two service centers, My service center was taking like 28 days, and California Service Center was approving and doing NOA 2 like in 7 days, it was quick and easy.

 

 

What year did you file your petition?

[Palawan 131]

12 minutes ago, Adventine said:

 

What year did you file your petition?

2015 - Approval time 20 plus days

 

2007 - Approval time was 30 days

 

Both Philippines K1's

 

K1's usually move very fast for Philippines

[Adventine 3,196]

Great that it worked out for you, Palawan. It hasn't been working out anywhere near as well for people who filed from 2020 onwards. The VJ archives are full of posts from people who filed from 2020 onwards who had to deal with months or years of waiting.

[Palawan 131]

16 minutes ago, Adventine said:

Great that it worked out for you, Palawan. It hasn't been working out anywhere near as well for people who filed from 2020 onwards. The VJ archives are full of posts from people who filed from 2020 onwards who had to deal with months or years of waiting.

Yes, it's called the Covid Pandemic

 

Where have you been living under a rock?

[Adventine 3,196]

I thought that was obvious. I also thought that it was obvious that USCIS and the embassies are still working through the backlog, and so processing times aren't going to be anywhere near as quick as yours was.