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3 hours ago, AndiB said:

I've seen a lot of cases messed up by bad advice from attorneys too so it's honestly hit or miss. I agree most I'm seeing are letters of intent missing or two years meeting either missing or vague (no dated pictures/plane tickets etc). It seems, at least for 2021 that there were a few who thought covid meant the 2yr rule was flexible/ could be ignored or they thought meeting after filing would suffice. I think I saw someone meet 2 weeks after filing but had been over 2yrs prior to filing so were denied.

I second this! 90% of the posts on here with something wrong with their case start with "I hired a lawyer but they didn't tell me ..."

 

Yes, sometimes people don't pay attention. But bad lawyers and overly cautious new USCIS employees make up the bulk of RFEs I've noticed. Back in October-November the RFE rate was through the roof (see my post above) and we're pretty sure it was the new USCIS employees asking for an RFE whenever they weren't sure. My K1 FB group was seeing RFEs for things that should never matter at the I-129F stage, like chat logs. But its gotten way better thankfully! 

 

My husband and I feel like immigration near-experts after all this. He's applying to law school next year. 🤣 

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24 minutes ago, Anna Hessler said:

I second this! 90% of the posts on here with something wrong with their case start with "I hired a lawyer but they didn't tell me ..."

 

Yes, sometimes people don't pay attention. But bad lawyers and overly cautious new USCIS employees make up the bulk of RFEs I've noticed. Back in October-November the RFE rate was through the roof (see my post above) and we're pretty sure it was the new USCIS employees asking for an RFE whenever they weren't sure. My K1 FB group was seeing RFEs for things that should never matter at the I-129F stage, like chat logs. But its gotten way better thankfully! 

 

My husband and I feel like immigration near-experts after all this. He's applying to law school next year. 🤣 

Yeah, I think some applicants just don't read the instructions very carefully. I saw someone who just sent in the petition without any evidence. Just the filled out form. Crazy.

Good luck and much patience to your husband! He's gonna need it. My fiancé is a lawyer as well and law school was TOUGH!

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5 hours ago, Anna Hessler said:

I second this! 90% of the posts on here with something wrong with their case start with "I hired a lawyer but they didn't tell me ..."

 

Yes, sometimes people don't pay attention. But bad lawyers and overly cautious new USCIS employees make up the bulk of RFEs I've noticed. Back in October-November the RFE rate was through the roof (see my post above) and we're pretty sure it was the new USCIS employees asking for an RFE whenever they weren't sure. My K1 FB group was seeing RFEs for things that should never matter at the I-129F stage, like chat logs. But its gotten way better thankfully! 

 

My husband and I feel like immigration near-experts after all this. He's applying to law school next year. 🤣 

I hired an attorney after doing alot of research and paid about 4k. If I get an RFE after paying 4k I will be so pissed. LOL The 4k includes adjustment or status and interview prep. We shall see... I will def keep visajourney updated. 

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6 minutes ago, New Romantics said:

oh I like it 😍

I-129f filed: 2022-10-21  ||  NOA1: 2022-10-24  ||  NOA2: 2023-09-21
NVC Received: 2023-10-13  ||  NVC in transit: 2023-10-24  ||  NVC Ready: 2023-10-26 

Medical: 2023-11-24  ||  Interview: 2023-12-14  ||  CEAC Issued: 2023-12-18  ||  VOH: 2023-12-20
Entry to US: 2024-02-14 || Married: 2024-02-29

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AOS filed: 2024-03-18 ||  NOA1: 2024-03-20 || Biometrics: 2024-04-01
EAD NOA2: 2024-04-02  ||  EAD Received: 2024-04-24
GC NOA2: 2024-07-30 || GC Received: 2024-08-08

 

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I wonder why their cases in front of us estimate is so low.. I'm 24th Oct and have an estimate fo about 50k right now 💀
I hope theirs is right but when Sept 30 was 55,500 cases I dunno where 15k (+ those filed 1-14th Oct) went 🤔

I-129f filed: 2022-10-21  ||  NOA1: 2022-10-24  ||  NOA2: 2023-09-21
NVC Received: 2023-10-13  ||  NVC in transit: 2023-10-24  ||  NVC Ready: 2023-10-26 

Medical: 2023-11-24  ||  Interview: 2023-12-14  ||  CEAC Issued: 2023-12-18  ||  VOH: 2023-12-20
Entry to US: 2024-02-14 || Married: 2024-02-29

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AOS filed: 2024-03-18 ||  NOA1: 2024-03-20 || Biometrics: 2024-04-01
EAD NOA2: 2024-04-02  ||  EAD Received: 2024-04-24
GC NOA2: 2024-07-30 || GC Received: 2024-08-08

 

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1 minute ago, AndiB said:

I wonder why their cases in front of us estimate is so low.. I'm 24th Oct and have an estimate fo about 50k right now 💀
I hope theirs is right but when Sept 30 was 55,500 cases I dunno where 15k (+ those filed 1-14th Oct) went 🤔

I'm curious as well! I happen to have the exact same noa1 as them and I've been estimating about 47k in front of me.

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3 minutes ago, New Romantics said:

It's definitely interesting! I wonder if it's just approved/denied or if they are counting something else as well 

comparing it to the old spreadsheet that seems to have stopped getting updated, it's just approvals/denials but they may be casting a wider net than Anna and I which is why their numbers of Approvals/denials are higher.

I-129f filed: 2022-10-21  ||  NOA1: 2022-10-24  ||  NOA2: 2023-09-21
NVC Received: 2023-10-13  ||  NVC in transit: 2023-10-24  ||  NVC Ready: 2023-10-26 

Medical: 2023-11-24  ||  Interview: 2023-12-14  ||  CEAC Issued: 2023-12-18  ||  VOH: 2023-12-20
Entry to US: 2024-02-14 || Married: 2024-02-29

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AOS filed: 2024-03-18 ||  NOA1: 2024-03-20 || Biometrics: 2024-04-01
EAD NOA2: 2024-04-02  ||  EAD Received: 2024-04-24
GC NOA2: 2024-07-30 || GC Received: 2024-08-08

 

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Just now, AndiB said:

comparing it to the old spreadsheet that seems to have stopped getting updated, it's just approvals/denials but they may be casting a wider net than Anna and I which is why their numbers of Approvals/denials are higher.

Curious as to whether they are approving really old cases maybe? Or newer ones? It could be a number of things I suppose

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Just now, New Romantics said:

Curious as to whether they are approving really old cases maybe? Or newer ones? It could be a number of things I suppose

that or they're only looking at more recent and are including everything.... if you don't include July-Sept number is quite a bit lower.
Was the OP the one to share on reddit?

I-129f filed: 2022-10-21  ||  NOA1: 2022-10-24  ||  NOA2: 2023-09-21
NVC Received: 2023-10-13  ||  NVC in transit: 2023-10-24  ||  NVC Ready: 2023-10-26 

Medical: 2023-11-24  ||  Interview: 2023-12-14  ||  CEAC Issued: 2023-12-18  ||  VOH: 2023-12-20
Entry to US: 2024-02-14 || Married: 2024-02-29

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AOS filed: 2024-03-18 ||  NOA1: 2024-03-20 || Biometrics: 2024-04-01
EAD NOA2: 2024-04-02  ||  EAD Received: 2024-04-24
GC NOA2: 2024-07-30 || GC Received: 2024-08-08

 

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1 minute ago, AndiB said:

that or they're only looking at more recent and are including everything.... if you don't include July-Sept number is quite a bit lower.
Was the OP the one to share on reddit?

I have no idea! I think so because I have never come across this spreadsheet before. It's on r/uscis. I can dm you the link I found it under.

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Also their NOA1 is similar to mine and seeing if they increase to 4000 per month (being at almost 3500 already) NOA2 is expected end of Sept
*nervous chuckle*
As much as I wanna be with my partner ASAP we were banking on at least a yr before NOA2 for admin life reasons aaaahhhh. 

 

Which is why I'm tracking it so we don't get caught off guard if earlier...oh boy time to get a move on just in case

I-129f filed: 2022-10-21  ||  NOA1: 2022-10-24  ||  NOA2: 2023-09-21
NVC Received: 2023-10-13  ||  NVC in transit: 2023-10-24  ||  NVC Ready: 2023-10-26 

Medical: 2023-11-24  ||  Interview: 2023-12-14  ||  CEAC Issued: 2023-12-18  ||  VOH: 2023-12-20
Entry to US: 2024-02-14 || Married: 2024-02-29

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AOS filed: 2024-03-18 ||  NOA1: 2024-03-20 || Biometrics: 2024-04-01
EAD NOA2: 2024-04-02  ||  EAD Received: 2024-04-24
GC NOA2: 2024-07-30 || GC Received: 2024-08-08

 

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sN2bo1xZhs8oVU6-QDUdBXBX2_ci8_QJ0wiz59Gp6H4/edit#gid=1603169151

This spreadsheet seems to be updated daily!  Already has a tentative count for Monday.

 

 

 

 

 

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