I-751 October 2022 - Filers

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

14 minutes ago, Sargged2022 said:

I-751 Approved today - Nov. 28, 2022.   NOA Date was 10/18/2022 and Office Vermont.  Good-luck everyone.  I believe it was due to having a baby and being K1 originally.

Wait what? You filed only a month ago? Wow !! Congratulations 🥳🥳🥳

 

Many who came as K1 and have children aren't as lucky as you tho 😉

[Sarge2155 4,590]

17 minutes ago, Letspaintcookies said:

Wait what? You filed only a month ago? Wow !! Congratulations 🥳🥳🥳

 

Many who came as K1 and have children aren't as lucky as you tho 😉

Something  really suspicious about that. The post just doesn't add up!

Edited November 28, 2022 by Sarge2155

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

9 minutes ago, Sarge2155 said:

Something  really suspicious about that. The post just doesn't add up!

I call it an early Christmas miracle 🎅

And with having my case at Vermont too looking at 18 months wait time I take that glimpse of hope 😁

[Sarge2155 4,590]

Just now, Letspaintcookies said:

I call it an early Christmas miracle 🎅

And with having my case at Vermont too looking at 18 months wait time I take that glimpse of hope 😁

I would not take to much stock in it though. Skeptical at best!

[A110 96]

Could be 3 scenarios:

1. The post is not true,either a glitch in USCIS website, user putting their info in VJ or something simillar.
2. USCIS randomly picks cases to process really fast (highly unlikely)
3. They have started the actual "risk based approach" but not with the older cases, it's easier to implement the approach with newer cases then to reintroduce older cases to the system. I have seen a few 2022 people getting approved so I think it may make sense. We just have to wait and see if the trend does continue or not.

As a side note obviously having a baby is probably the strongest evidence of a good faith marriage but I don't think it miracalously speeds things up. Any couple with joint financial ties and tax returns also have strong evidence, so we shall wait and see.......

[Sarge2155 4,590]

5 minutes ago, Dude41 said:

Could be 3 scenarios:

1. The post is not true,either a glitch in USCIS website, user putting their info in VJ or something simillar.
2. USCIS randomly picks cases to process really fast (highly unlikely)
3. They have started the actual "risk based approach" but not with the older cases, it's easier to implement the approach with newer cases then to reintroduce older cases to the system. I have seen a few 2022 people getting approved so I think it may make sense. We just have to wait and see if the trend does continue or not.

As a side note obviously having a baby is probably the strongest evidence of a good faith marriage but I don't think it miracalously speeds things up. Any couple with joint financial ties and tax returns also have strong evidence, so we shall wait and see.......

Have you seen many ROCs approved in a month? It takes a month usually  to even get biometrics! The poster only joined a few minutes ago, but stranger things have happened!

[A110 96]

15 minutes ago, Sarge2155 said:

Have you seen many ROCs approved in a month? It takes a month usually  to even get biometrics! The poster only joined a few minutes ago, but stranger things have happened!

I agree on the biometrics, but in reality it can be reused. While having a baby is a good sign I think K1 has nothing to do with the processing time. As for them joining a few minutes ago I have no idea why would someone make these stuff up (I do get people are different tho  )

[OldUser 7,035]

@Sarge2155 @Dude41 great chance it was just a troll.

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

33 minutes ago, Dude41 said:

As a side note obviously having a baby is probably the strongest evidence of a good faith marriage but I don't think it miracalously speeds things up. Any couple with joint financial ties and tax returns also have strong evidence, so we shall wait and see.......

Obviously it's the strongest sign of having unprotected sex not much else 😉

[Stacey Ann 519]

2 hours ago, Sargged2022 said:

I-751 Approved today - Nov. 28, 2022.   NOA Date was 10/18/2022 and Office Vermont.  Good-luck everyone.  I believe it was due to having a baby and being K1 originally.

Wow, congrats 🎉🥳

[Sargged2022 3]

1 hour ago, Sarge2155 said:

I would not take to much stock in it though. Skeptical at best!

Thanks everyone. I pray others move quickly.  It seems to be as of late a few of us were approved quickly.   look at the timelines, i am not the only one. not sure why you are picking on me.  I will celebrate nonetheless.

[Sarge2155 4,590]

1 hour ago, OldUser said:

@Sarge2155 @Dude41 great chance it was just a troll.

I tend to agree!

[Sargged2022 3]

9 minutes ago, Sarge2155 said:

I tend to agree!

Very odd behavior you are demonstrating.  You are a bully sir. 

[Sarge2155 4,590]

14 minutes ago, Sargged2022 said:

Very odd behavior you are demonstrating.  You are a bully sir. 

It's  not odd at all!

[OldUser 7,035]

We can easily verify if the new user Sargged2022 was approved quickly by scanning cases for October 2022.

Can somebody give their EAC case number, filed in October 2022 without the last 3 digits?

Edited November 28, 2022 by OldUser