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  1. Did your congress person attempt to reach out to USCIS? Because I tried and was told I'm within normal processing times, and that they won't do anything until I'm past that. Anyhow, I am finding for a few months that anyone getting approved outside the norm has filed a K3. Usually with a margin of getting approved roughly a month earlier than they typically would have.
  2. Congratulations. Did you do anything different that may have made your case go faster? Since they are on mid-July right now, that’s pretty fast. Also, which service Center?
  3. This is a standard response that comes through 30 days after chatting with an Emma agent.
  4. Depends on your PD. We applied end of September, and I am pretty sure we'll be approved in November. It's taking 13 months, 3 weeks, and 3 days on average right now.
  5. For June I think the amount of approvals I've seen for 29th and 30th June I would think both those dates should be pretty much mostly cleared now. I am also seeing first week of July approvals trickling in. I would assume the service center and individual pace of officers makes that margin of difference here.
  6. I've seen approvals for up to 3rd July on other websites/forums. I think July filers here on VJ will start seeing their turn coming soon now. I predict mid-July filers to see approvals by end of first week of September.
  7. I also saw someone yesterday on Reddit get approved with a PD of 27th June. Their approval came from California.
  8. It's based off the Priority Date written on your receipt notice.
  9. If it's not avaialble in the country of interview at all then you will probably need a waiver. If I'm not mistaken this will be confirmed at the medical itself on what needs to be done about any missing vaccines that aren't available. This has nothing to do with the titers test.
  10. The COVID-19 booster shot requirement has now changed to being within 6 months of the interview date. It used to be 12 months. Most probably, anyone getting a medical done hasn’t had a booster in the last 6 months, so it’s more than likely everyone needs a booster shot now.
  11. For those in June still waiting, saw a few people on Reddit who got approved for PD 19th June. Hopefully dates 20th and above will see theirs soon too.
  12. Yeah it’s been jumping between mid-Oct to mid-Nov for me. It’s been a bit unstable.
  13. Thank you! I mean for I-130 stage specifically. I ask because I remember over a year back when looking into this whole process I read something about background checks, and how background checks go quicker for military veterans. It was a very random bit of information that I never came across again. Never heard 'background checks' ever mentioned in general about I-130's either. So I've been wondering since then what it was I read so long ago and had presumed it was inaccurate information.
  14. Interesting. Are these 'background checks' done on the petitioner, I assume? Like the type they do on the beneficiary at the next stage if put in AP? I always thought they don't do background checks like that at the I-130 phase.
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