USCIS so slow (Multiple merged threads)

[Nywoek 10]

A small but crappy part about it is the constant emails I get from visajourney about an update to my timeline. It is never right, the other week it told me my application was approved (lol) and I checked the forum timeline and it says there arent enough cases. Today I got another update that said januar 2025, but then I log on here and it says not enough applications for a timeline again. 😕

[shamahs 0]

I've unsubscribed from VJ email estimates.

The last 2 times I had the same thing happen, it said I was approved and when I would click on the account link in the email it was someone else's account both times.

So I've decided to opt out. And the estimate before that was all over the place, October, November, February, January. Once I realized that there aren't enough cases here in my range I unsubscribed.

 

I'll probably subscribe to tmvn for a month if we don't get any news by the end of the year as my free trial ended.

 

[sleepynt 2]

i receive no update to the cases on November 11 2024. i wonder if anyone has the same issue

[Edward and Jaycel 153]

November 11th was a Federal Holiday so there would be no action taken on that day

[sleepynt 2]

USCIS so slow and i am stressed beyond belief. it is really hard doing long distance relationship with my SO. we been waiting and waiting and waiting. i am super stressed.

[Larry207 8]

How many months have you been waiting? Mine I-130 petition took 14 months. The celebration ended quickly when I found out that the visa interview wait iat the U.S. Embassy in Manila will take an additional 12 months. So now I am 17 months into the overall process.

[TBoneTX 45,241]

It's tough, guys, but it WILL happen.  Keep the faith.

 

Here's the thread that I posted when my process was finally done:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/410945-k-1-journey-completed/
 

[apnzz 228]

According to your VJ timeline, you filed at the end of July. Unfortunately that is still quite short in terms of waiting for USCIS approval. 

 

Hang in there! It's never an easy process but it's worth it in the end. Just remember that patience is really the key with immigration processes.

 

Even when USCIS approves the petition, you still have to go through the several stages after NOA2 approval and that also takes several months. My fiancé likes to say it's a marathon not a sprint 😁

 

Like T-Bone said, check out his thread - it really gives some perspective when you see how difficult and long the journey was in previous years. We decided anything under a year would be a blessing after reading multiple threads like the ones seen on this forum. 

[Dashinka 24,476]

Yes, LDRs are tough, and yes immigration processing times are long.  Patience is required when working with those two I mentioned, and thankfully there are a great many ways couples can communicate while waiting for things.

 

Good Luck!

[Tracey&Greg 35]

I know this distance feels heavy right now, but it's a testament to the strength of the love you share. Each day apart brings you closer to the day when you'll never have to say goodbye again. Hold on to that vision of your future together—it’s worth every challenge. Love this strong can weather any storm, and soon, this will just be a chapter in your story of triumph and togetherness. 

 

[powerpuff 6,674]

Four threads on wait time/timeline merged together. Please keep ALL further updates and questions in this thread only.

 

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