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Mark24   0

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I am a bit concerned with Trump's stance on immigration and deportation. Has anyone noticed this transition impacting processing times? Or has anyone noticed a hight rate of denial? 

My NOA1 was on September 11th, but no updates since then.

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EatBulaga   408

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2 hours ago, Mark24 said:

I am a bit concerned with Trump's stance on immigration and deportation. Has anyone noticed this transition impacting processing times? Or has anyone noticed a hight rate of denial? 

My NOA1 was on September 11th, but no updates since then.

Too early to notice any change to the USCIS processing times.

 

Current USCIS processing times for K1 can be 8-12 months plus consulate process times.

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

 

But VJ members reported Timeline data are at

https://www.visajourney.com/times/k1-fiance-visa-historical/

 

 

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@Mark24 My NOA1 was on July 22 and I just got my NOA2. Some are approved quickly while others take longer. You won't know when yours will get approved. I see the country of the beneficiary is the Philippines. This isn't a country on their no-no list, yet. They haven't made any changes to the K-1 process as of yet. You can sign up for updates from the USCIS. I did and was emailed when they updated the I-134 this past Dec. They won't accept the old form after March of this year. I recommend reading the Executive Orders on the www.whitehouse.gov site that involve immigration. Know you are not alone in these feelings. A lot of us that don't have our partners here yet are feeling the same. ❤️ 

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Ontarkie   14,557

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~~Thread moved to General Immigration Discussion, to K1 P&P- as the topic is more than K1 Processing.~~

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On 1/25/2025 at 12:31 AM, Mark24 said:

I am a bit concerned with Trump's stance on immigration and deportation. Has anyone noticed this transition impacting processing times? Or has anyone noticed a hight rate of denial? 

My NOA1 was on September 11th, but no updates since then.

He's only been in office for a week.  Too early.

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