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Anna Hessler

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    California Service Center
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    Hartford CT
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    Belgium

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  1. Hi! Sorry for being MIA suddenly! I was really, really sick! Numbers seem like theyre still good?
  2. I'm not seeing any data for Wednesday and on so my post is delayed. Unless you have it Andi?
  3. Although, USCIS changes their mind and contradicts themselves all the time 🤣 so maybe it doesn't! Who knows with them anymore.
  4. Please remember that the processing time on this site includes expedites. Which is why the average is 14. Someone asked this question during one of those live Q&A things USCIS did a while back and they said it includes expedites.
  5. Hi! I haven't seen Saturday RFE numbers but I didnt want to delay this any further. RFEs don't reduce the backlog or improve the times anyway, so I'm not too worried about them. The numbers are still much better than before, but the approvals and denials only total to about 700. We need ~820+ to reduce the backlog. I didn't include December because I didn't realize that had started, but I think there were only 20 or so. Next week I'll clean this up a little. This week was a bit busy for me. Have a great week!
  6. Thank you! I really appreciate it! We were actually considering expediting EAD because I'm still out of work for 6+ more weeks. Very grateful!
  7. I've noticed that too. A lot of people who filed November-January got it in 1-2 months and those who filed a year ago are still waiting. 😕
  8. I just wouldn't expect major timeline reductions. Right now they are just about breaking even. But even this is fantastic news. We were all expecting it to go to 16.5 months and that doesn't look like it'll happen!
  9. If anyone is curious about updates, my husband got his EAD in 29 days!! 4 January 2023 - filed the I-130, I-131, I-485 and I-785 5 January 2023 - NOA1 for all four 14 January 2023 - notified that biometrics was scheduled 18 January 2023 - got biometrics notice in the mail, appointment scheduled for 3 February 3 February 2023 - biometrics 3 February 2023 - I-485 status updated to “actively being reviewed” 3 February 2023 - EAD actively being "actively reviewed," then approved!
  10. If you want more good processing speed news, my husband got his EAD approved in 29 days. 🤣
  11. Is there a rule on posting links? I cant remember. There is one guy on YouTube that I actually trust. His numbers look accurate. Its called Jan. 22, 2023 Update: USCIS I-129F K1 Fiancé Visa Processing Wait Times if you want to look it up.
  12. Hi! Sorry for being MIA for a few days. I got a project dumped on me that I need to focus on for a little bit. But I can still do the weekly update. We are currently at 1010 for the week for July-December. This includes approved, denied and RFE. For those of you who are asking about the backlog being reduced, the answer is no. The backlog is not being reduced and the times will not decrease as of right now. 286 of those are RFEs. RFEs do not reduce the backlog because those cases still need to be touched again, they are not closed cases. Theres only 714 approvals and denials - which do eliminate a case from the backlog. Since they get about ~850 submissions a week (minus about 30 for the ones that are automatically rejected, leaving us with 820) we would need 820 approvals/denials a week. Even with this increased speed, we don't have that. So yes, they are working faster. But the backlog is not going down and the times are not reducing. We need more approvals and less RFEs for that to happen.
  13. There is an immigration subcommittee and I'm going to do my best to get our information escalated to them after this. https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/about/subcommittees/subcommittee-on-border-security-and-immigration
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