milwaukee service centre

[creasy19 0]

anyone used the milwaukee service centre for their K-1 visa applications? any idea on how fast it is or how it compares to others? any ideas on the quickest centre to use if from wisconsin?

let me know

thanks

[iceyspots 0]

For K-1s, all processing is done through California, Nebraska, or Vermont (and Previously Texas)... Milwaukee may have a service center but it's not for the initial K-1 processing.

[PrettyGirls 1]

If you're filing an I-129F petition in Wisconsin, you'd be going through the Nebraska Service Center, I believe.

[kaydee457 13]

You're not given a choice of service centers when filing a K1. You must use the service center that the USCIS designates as the one that services your geographical location; in your case that would be Nebraska.....

[MichelleandCraig 1]

Everyone is correct. We're from Wisconsin and we went thru Nebraska. Hope it's faster now! Anyway, you won't deal with Milwaukee unless you choose to get biometrics done there later(for AOS way down the road in your case) and also for the AOS interview. Best wishes! M.

PS..we found Milwaukee to be really nice as far as the officers went..

[creasy19 0]

hey thanks everyone for your input, out of curiousity, those who have used nebraska, how are they generally in quickness? i know the vermont is supposed to be the quickest by far, but how does nebraska fare? anyone who`s used it?

thanks

[TracyTN 237]

There's a section of this site specifically about the various service centers. Breeze by and do some reading, or look at the processing timelines and immigration timelines at the top of the page.

Service Centers - VJ

[arwensun1965 1]

I used Nebraska and they were ok, i think it was 30 odd days so not tooo bad.

Good Luck with the process

Janice

[almaty 19]

[Beisbol101 0]

anyone used the milwaukee service centre for their K-1 visa applications? any idea on how fast it is or how it compares to others? any ideas on the quickest centre to use if from wisconsin?

Hi! I read this "Fact Sheet" http://uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffairs/fa...1_24Mar06FS.pdf which indicates that All I-129 applications after April 1 (today's the 6th) are now sent to Vermont. From Vermont, they are redistributed between Vermont & California. It doesn't seem to indicate what criteria are used to determine where they're routed, although it says they'll give you a notice indicating where it ends up. No mention of NSC with regards to I-129s (that I noticed).

If this is true, maybe VJ should be updated for this new info? If it's wrong, forgive me, I know nothing

Edited April 6, 2006 by Beisbol101

[arwensun1965 1]

Hi! I read this "Fact Sheet" http://uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffairs/fa...1_24Mar06FS.pdf which indicates that All I-129 applications after April 1 (today's the 6th) are now sent to Vermont. From Vermont, they are redistributed between Vermont & California.

This is for I-129 only not the I-129F which is a different form, sorry but you got your forms confused.

Janice

[Beisbol101 0]

This is for I-129 only not the I-129F which is a different form, sorry but you got your forms confused.

Janice

Sorry, told ya I don't know nuthin. It says at the top of the Fact Sheet that it pertains to all I-129s, so I took it literally.

Edited April 6, 2006 by Beisbol101

[*Robert* 2]

That change has confused a lot of people. It only pertains to I-129's and I-140's.

CSC and VSC will handle all the I-129s (Petition for Non-Immigrant Workers)

TSC and NSC will handle all the I-140's (Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker)

Please read the whole fact sheet here: Filing Changes for Employers