FromMexico W/Love
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Yesterday was a good day, and in line with what they have been doing.
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Agreed. Some Sep WAC23s might even get approval before WAC22s
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That is normal, the Fiscal Year in the US government runs until Sep 30th.
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Same!
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When I filed I was in shock for the first week of filling out the paperwork, I was like I 100000% have to have done this incorrectly because there is no way in 2022 that it is a paper application. And then all my research led me to Visa Journey hahaha
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I am so happy for you, you are so close you can taste it lol
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Yup and that will be this month. They are on pace for ~4,700 cases processed in March.
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Ohhh YEAHHH (in Kool-Aid man voice). And they are flirting with 220-225 cases average per day recently, and you know what that means?!?! That means about 4,800-5,000 cases a month.
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I'm talking about February 2023 filers, so brand new I-129f cases will be waiting ~13 months at current processing speeds.
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They are at 13 months right now though, for Feb 2023 cases.
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I agree that they won't reach 6 months by the end of the fiscal year, but I wouldn't say that it has anything to do with the article being removed, that has no bearing imo. I do think there is a VERY real possibility that September/October 2023 filers will see single digit month processing times from NOA1 to 2.
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Exactly. I am like waiting for the day of 120 cases when they "start slow" 4,500+ cases here we come!!!
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It was a good week. But I am not sure what weeks I like better to get to these results lol, I think I prefer when Monday starts with a BANG and they process 300+ cases instead of a steady ~200 cases per day lol
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I was going to say the same. I am interested to see at what percentage they move onto to the next month
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Got it. So those estimates are based off every case in said month being processed? Like a previous commenter said could we add an estimate based of 50% and then maybe 80% since USCIS uses that number? This would show us a better estimate for the masses.
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I know! I chuckled when I saw 106 days. I'm at 182 days and counting.
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So true!! When I see people ask what's next after getting their NOA2, I am thinking to myself what have you been doing for the past year?!?!?!
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YESSS!!!! Like you said, if they hold their current pace that they have had since the new year, over the next 6 months they will average ~4,300/mo and process north of 25k cases.
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Congrats mate!!
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I'm curious about the RFEs that you both mention. Would you be willing to share what they needed?
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I wouldn't fret the interview at all if it is a legitimate relationship. Knowing dozens of Consular Officers, and a few people who have gone through the interview process it is very straight forward.
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Yeah huge reduction in February applications. I wonder if people looked into how long the wait times were and said no wayyyyy.
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@Obllak question for you, would it be possible to add a column in the "Total Cases" tab on the spreadsheet that reflects the percentage of cases "Touched" (RFE, RFER, Pending) & "Processed" (Approved, Denied, Withdrawn)? Because we could then have a good idea of when USCIS might be moving onto the next month for processing. I wonder if it's that magically 80% number that USCIS likes to go off of for some reason? Also, do you have a CashApp?
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1,002 cases on what was basically a 4.5 day work week. Yes please If they process next week for a full 5 days like they did this past week.... ohhh boyyy
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Aww schuks it's cumulative hahaha oh well 1500 is still a good number lol
