New I-134A, Online Request to be a Supporter and Declaration of Financial Support- Verse K1Visa

[wazzujoel 76]

If you're interested, here's a short video I made last October when I visited my fiancée for the weekend. First time making something like this, and I am pretty happy with how it turned out. All original video shot on my iphone. 

 

 

[Romelus21 12]

5 minutes ago, wazzujoel said:

If you're interested, here's a short video I made last October when I visited my fiancée for the weekend. First time making something like this, and I am pretty happy with how it turned out. All original video shot on my iphone. 

 

 

The video was amazing! Great job catching the lighting and the transitions were superb! Very nice!

[wazzujoel 76]

Thank you! I had a good vision of what I was going for so purposely shot the video at certain times to get the correct lighting. I got a little lucky on the transitions in that a lot of the clips lined up fairly well, although I did watch a few videos on how to shoot videos that will have transition techniques. I am certainly not a professional, so appreciate the compliment 😁

[Ngillet 267]

3 hours ago, K-9 Visa said:

You can read the four reasons you make an expedite request at https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-1-part-a-chapter-5.

 

"Country in crisis" isn't one of the five reasons.

Humanitarian Crisis is listed. Uscis.gov has created the new i134a process for countries where there is a current humanitarian crisis. 

[GoodHelper 5]

2 hours ago, wazzujoel said:

 

I applied for 134a on the 6th at around 4:30 PM.

 

What I am about to say might not be true... But What I understood is that they are generally going in order. However if a person submits one application on say the 6th at 10am, and then submits a second application on the 8th, and then a third application on the 9th.... Then when the first one gets its turn then it pulls in all the subsequent applications since they are all tied to the same person. This is a way of cutting down their workload. If this isn't true then I hate uscis. I probably hate them even if it is true. My cases are super straight forward and if someone there gave me like 5 minutes of their time my fiancée would have been approved months and months ago. Yet here I am just waiting to be reunited with my family, while these people at the USCIS are a disorganized mess. Super frustrating. 

Funny thing is I applied the 10th for 3 people (mother and 2 kids)….the next day, 2 people got confirmation notice but not one of the kids….I’m not sure when she’ll get confirmation notice because she’s a minor

[Ngillet 267]

1 hour ago, wazzujoel said:

If you're interested, here's a short video I made last October when I visited my fiancée for the weekend. First time making something like this, and I am pretty happy with how it turned out. All original video shot on my iphone. 

 

 

Love this! Great capture. I’m a U.S. citizen but my parents are from Cuba, visit a few times a year, actually just got back on Tuesday. Such a shame that such a beautiful place has so much poverty. 

[wazzujoel 76]

1 minute ago, GoodHelper said:

Funny thing is I applied the 10th for 3 people (mother and 2 kids)….the next day, 2 people got confirmation notice but not one of the kids….I’m not sure when she’ll get confirmation notice because she’s a minor

 

Ugh. I hate USCIS. What is so complicated about them processing cases in a first come first served process? My case is SUPER simple. It should take someone at USCIS about 5 minutes tops to look at my straight forward application and give it the thumbs up. I wonder if I should file multiple applications for my beneficiary and maybe one of them will get processed.  

[GoodHelper 5]

Don’t hate anyone pal, I do believe it’s an algorithm approving cases. If it hasn’t been approved, maybe something if off and needs manual processing…which case requires a human being to actually go look while there are millions other pending cases…just my thought process

[Boiler 45,731]

Expedite away but you need to evidence her Humanitarian crisis

[Ngillet 267]

12 minutes ago, wazzujoel said:

 

Ugh. I hate USCIS. What is so complicated about them processing cases in a first come first served process? My case is SUPER simple. It should take someone at USCIS about 5 minutes tops to look at my straight forward application and give it the thumbs up. I wonder if I should file multiple applications for my beneficiary and maybe one of them will get processed.  

It’s so frustrating. So many approvals before and after our app date. At least with k1 we can get an idea of where they are on processing. This parole process is totally dark. 

[wazzujoel 76]

5 minutes ago, Ngillet said:

It’s so frustrating. So many approvals before and after our app date. At least with k1 we can get an idea of where they are on processing. This parole process is totally dark. 

 

I agree there is more visibility on K1, however that's probably even more frustrating because I see people getting approved who applied 14 months ago, where my case has been sitting for 15+ months and feels like they will never touch it. My NOA1 date was Oct 18 2021, and it's difficult watching all these November 2021 filers getting approved. 

18 minutes ago, GoodHelper said:

Don’t hate anyone pal, I do believe it’s an algorithm approving cases. If it hasn’t been approved, maybe something if off and needs manual processing…which case requires a human being to actually go look while there are millions other pending cases…just my thought process

I just meant that as a figure of speech. I am right there with you on not really hating anyone in particular.... But this immigration process is beyond frustrating. 

[Ngillet 267]

1 hour ago, wazzujoel said:

 

I agree there is more visibility on K1, however that's probably even more frustrating because I see people getting approved who applied 14 months ago, where my case has been sitting for 15+ months and feels like they will never touch it. My NOA1 date was Oct 18 2021, and it's difficult watching all these November 2021 filers getting approved. 

I just meant that as a figure of speech. I am right there with you on not really hating anyone in particular.... But this immigration process is beyond frustrating. 

Pure torture! Sending good vibes to you. I would lose my mind seeing the November approvals with an NOA1 of October. Stay strong. 

[Chris&Ale 153]

On 1/19/2023 at 2:44 PM, wazzujoel said:

 

Ugh. I hate USCIS. What is so complicated about them processing cases in a first come first served process? My case is SUPER simple. It should take someone at USCIS about 5 minutes tops to look at my straight forward application and give it the thumbs up. I wonder if I should file multiple applications for my beneficiary and maybe one of them will get processed.  

I spoke with an agent the other day who said that cases are assigned to individual agents and some of them have heavier caseloads than others. That doesn't make sense to do it that way. It's like giving a waitress 15 tables and give another one just 2 tables to service. Of course, I think our cases from the first days might have been assigned to an agent who is on vacation for the last 2 weeks. Grr....

[K-9 Visa 11]

On 1/19/2023 at 12:44 PM, wazzujoel said:

 

Ugh. I hate USCIS. What is so complicated about them processing cases in a first come first served process? My case is SUPER simple. It should take someone at USCIS about 5 minutes tops to look at my straight forward application and give it the thumbs up. I wonder if I should file multiple applications for my beneficiary and maybe one of them will get processed.  

To ask a stupid question, why can't the USCIS take all the K-1 applications filed before January 6 and grant them as Paroles? 

 

Nah, that would be too easy and quick. 🙂

[Romelus21 12]

2 minutes ago, K-9 Visa said:

To ask a stupid question, why can't the USCIS take all the K-1 applications filed before January 6 and grant them as Paroles? 

 

Nah, that would be too easy and quick. 🙂

I WISH