National Processing Volumes

[The Mean Lady 604]

I saw someone post this in another thread and thought it was pretty cool.

Thought maybe other people might want to take a look at it too as I'm sure there's other not so smart people like me that didn't know it existed.

I've also been having fun looking at the different field offices.

Anyone up for a move to nebraska?

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=4&charttype=2

Places you wish your paperwork was being processed at:

Nebraska

Portland

Christiansted (where is this?)

Edited November 26, 2012 by KDubovik

[hamigirl710 112]

I saw someone post this in another thread and thought it was pretty cool.

Thought maybe other people might want to take a look at it too as I'm sure there's other not so smart people like me that didn't know it existed.

I've also been having fun looking at the different field offices.

Anyone up for a move to nebraska?

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=4&charttype=2

Places you wish your paperwork was being processed at:

Nebraska

Portland

Christiansted (where is this?)

Nebraska - too cold Portland - too wet Christiansted - I ain't got the foggiest where that be I am sure they are all nice places but I like Texas lol

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christiansted,_United_States_Virgin_Islands

on second thought I might enjoy Christiansted :D

[The Mean Lady 604]

Nebraska - too cold Portland - too wet Christiansted - I ain't got the foggiest where that be I am sure they are all nice places but I like Texas lol

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christiansted,_United_States_Virgin_Islands

on second thought I might enjoy Christiansted :D

Oh ho! Christiansted here we come!

[Clint86 2]

Seattle...to many pending..

[The Mean Lady 604]

Seattle...to many pending..

lol ####### no.

<<Chicago. And I'm happy with just under 3k.

How about that there New York City office. Ouch.

[Clint86 2]

3000 indeed but a lot more completions ;-)

[The Mean Lady 604]

3000 indeed but a lot more completions ;-)

Yes I will give you that.

Our completion rate is at 27% where as yours is just under 15%.

[Clint86 2]

I'm looking at 6.7 months if they go on at that rate

[The Mean Lady 604]

So, I'm noticing pretty much no matter which one I press, there's no RFEs except for in the original service centers =X

That's making me hopeful about my little mistake on my husband's paperwork.

[Clint86 2]

What mistake did you make?

I forgot to sign the G-325 and my wife didn't send any evidence lol...disaster!!!

[The Mean Lady 604]

I'm looking at 6.7 months if they go on at that rate

Look at the completion rate of Miami. Just over 3%

I saw someone get an I-130 approval in around 70 days there.

I'm sure there's a lot of room for error with this, but it's entertaining me nonetheless.

[The Mean Lady 604]

What mistake did you make?

I forgot to sign the G-325 and my wife didn't send any evidence lol...disaster!!!

Very minor mistake.

The last address (oldest one) on his past 5 years.

I accidentally wrote the same city as the first 4 I wrote even though that house was actually 1 city over.

HOWEVER Holy #######, I just googled it and it actually comes up as "Brant" instead of Paris (like he says it should be).

Probably a good thing I accidentally put Brantford.

"Brant" is the label they basically give to anything in the county that's not really in a city lol

So maybe I'm good after all!

[Clint86 2]

Yeah, looking these things up keep my busy

[Memphis 26]

Me too, I didnt know about this.. I also thought that Memphis field office does not process I-130's.. Thanks very much for posting this link..

Memphis office has 866 pending cases..

[The Mean Lady 604]

Me too, I didnt know about this.. I also thought that Memphis field office does not process I-130's.. Thanks very much for posting this link..

Memphis office has 866 pending cases..

Most of the NBC cases are all transferred off to field offices.

So now TONS of field offices are adjudicating the cases.