Waiting for a NOA2 from VSC for your I-129F?

[WiL and ShAi 0]

Figures the approvals will come this week and i will be away in Panama with Leidy.... ......NOT complaining though!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LETS GO VSC , LETS GO VSC, LETS GO VSC.....I FEEL LIKE IM AT A YANKEE GAME!!!!! AND THE PLAYERS ON THE FIELD ARE VSC ADJUDICATORS..

I'll be the cheerleader!!!!

GO GO VSC! GO GO VSC! GO GO VSC!

GET MIRLA, BYRON, SOCH, AND THE REST APPROVED!

[WiL and ShAi 0]

I think this one is cuter!!! hehehehehe the one with arms looks more like a "hula" girl. hehehe

Edited October 13, 2007 by wilson and shai

[BYRON-LEIDY 0]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!! GO VSC GO VSC GO VSC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I FEEL THE GOOD VIBES!!!!!!!!!!

[BYRON-LEIDY 0]

YESSSSSSS I WILL BGE WITH LEIDY ON WEDNESDAY!!!!!!! xxx

[WiL and ShAi 0]

YESSSSSSS I WILL BGE WITH LEIDY ON WEDNESDAY!!!!!!! xxx

WOW!!! WOOOOOOOOHHOOOOOOOO!!!! HAVE A NICE TRIP BYRON!!!! ENJOY THE MOMENT WITH LEIDY!!!!

I PRAY YOU GET APPROVED BY NEXT WEEK!!!

[BYRON-LEIDY 0]

THANKS SHAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOW IM HUNGRY SO OFF TO GRANDMA'S I GO TO HAVE DINNER!!!! I HOPE WHEN I COME BACK THERE IS GOOD NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!

GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[waiting9 0]

This waiting is such a joke. Especially, when work visas are processed in weeks and their spouses visas get processed in a matter of days.

This is madness because

1. We are getting married, and should not be subjected to unpredictable processing time that ranges from few months up to 1 year.

2. If our fiancé comes to visit he/she is at risk of being deported at port of entry.

3. There is no appeal process or method to complain about the process

4. There is an endless paperwork required:129fs, then temporary work permits, then adjustment of status, then temporary green card, and then final green card.. and after that the holy grail-- the US citizenship. Goodness... can our lives be more drowned in endless stream of paperwork.

I feel very abused and harassed through this process.

I am willing to deal with all this, if someone can answer this simple question:

Why does a US Citizen have to go through this, while a H1B visa can process their spouse visa in matter of days????

This is the craziest system that there is.

[afterforever 0]

This waiting is such a joke. Especially, when work visas are processed in weeks and their spouses visas get processed in a matter of days.

This is madness because

1. We are getting married, and should not be subjected to unpredictable processing time that ranges from few months up to 1 year.

2. If our fiancé comes to visit he/she is at risk of being deported at port of entry.

3. There is no appeal process or method to complain about the process

4. There is an endless paperwork required:129fs, then temporary work permits, then adjustment of status, then temporary green card, and then final green card.. and after that the holy grail-- the US citizenship. Goodness... can our lives be more drowned in endless stream of paperwork.

I feel very abused and harassed through this process.

I am willing to deal with all this, if someone can answer this simple question:

Why does a US Citizen have to go through this, while a H1B visa can process their spouse visa in matter of days????

This is the craziest system that there is.

Personally, I do not think USCIS is set up to benefit the average American citizen. Of course I am sure there are people on here who will want to slap me around for giving my opinion.

Edited October 14, 2007 by afterforever

[thejoz 0]

This waiting is such a joke. Especially, when work visas are processed in weeks and their spouses visas get processed in a matter of days.

This is madness because

1. We are getting married, and should not be subjected to unpredictable processing time that ranges from few months up to 1 year.

2. If our fiancé comes to visit he/she is at risk of being deported at port of entry.

3. There is no appeal process or method to complain about the process

4. There is an endless paperwork required:129fs, then temporary work permits, then adjustment of status, then temporary green card, and then final green card.. and after that the holy grail-- the US citizenship. Goodness... can our lives be more drowned in endless stream of paperwork.

I feel very abused and harassed through this process.

I am willing to deal with all this, if someone can answer this simple question:

Why does a US Citizen have to go through this, while a H1B visa can process their spouse visa in matter of days????

This is the craziest system that there is.

Personally, I do not think USCIS is set up to benefit the average American citizen. Of course I am sure there are people on here who will want to slap me around for giving my opinion.

The entire federal government isn't set up to benefit the average American, period.

[Bill B 0]

This waiting is such a joke. Especially, when work visas are processed in weeks and their spouses visas get processed in a matter of days.

This is madness because

1. We are getting married, and should not be subjected to unpredictable processing time that ranges from few months up to 1 year.

2. If our fiancé comes to visit he/she is at risk of being deported at port of entry.

3. There is no appeal process or method to complain about the process

4. There is an endless paperwork required:129fs, then temporary work permits, then adjustment of status, then temporary green card, and then final green card.. and after that the holy grail-- the US citizenship. Goodness... can our lives be more drowned in endless stream of paperwork.

I feel very abused and harassed through this process.

I am willing to deal with all this, if someone can answer this simple question:

Why does a US Citizen have to go through this, while a H1B visa can process their spouse visa in matter of days????

This is the craziest system that there is.

Personally, I do not think USCIS is set up to benefit the average American citizen. Of course I am sure there are people on here who will want to slap me around for giving my opinion.

The entire federal government isn't set up to benefit the average American, period.

Afterforever and thejoz,

It should be...well, another reason I am still writing letters to elected officials this weekend even though I have to be so close to a NOA2. I am not taking any chances...heck, we could have another lull of weeks with no approvals and besides maybe it will help others after me. Today, I took the liberty to write Congressman Bennie Thompson. He is not my congressman, but he is Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security. It is time politicians put their effort where their mouths are...focus on the family. We are getting screwed by the system. It needs to change. If anyone else wants to write Congressman Thompson, his address is:

The Honorable Congressman Bennie Thompson

2432 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, D.C. 20515

I see it as better than sitting home all weekend and doing nothing that might help the situation.

Of course I hope it is all unnecessary and they process tons of NOA2's this coming week, but I am not counting on it given they are still backed up with receipting and 480,000 applications/cases. down from 1.2 million. Additionally, they admitted they are focusing their resources in that area...that don't leave much for us. Maybe 1 adjudicator by the looks of last week's approvals. If a change isn't made, K1s & K3s will keep backing up. Good luck next week to all of you who are May and before filers, and even early June folks.

[WiL and ShAi 0]

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QUOTE(Bill B @ Oct 14 2007, 09:46 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Afterforever and thejoz,

It should be...well, another reason I am still writing letters to elected officials this weekend even though I have to be so close to a NOA2. I am not taking any chances...heck, we could have another lull of weeks with no approvals and besides maybe it will help others after me. Today, I took the liberty to write Congressman Bennie Thompson. He is not my congressman, but he is Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security. It is time politicians put their effort where their mouths are...focus on the family. We are getting screwed by the system. It needs to change. If anyone else wants to write Congressman Thompson, his address is:

The Honorable Congressman Bennie Thompson

2432 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, D.C. 20515

I see it as better than sitting home all weekend and doing nothing that might help the situation.

Of course I hope it is all unnecessary and they process tons of NOA2's this coming week, but I am not counting on it given they are still backed up with receipting and 480,000 applications/cases. down from 1.2 million. Additionally, they admitted they are focusing their resources in that area...that don't leave much for us. Maybe 1 adjudicator by the looks of last week's approvals. If a change isn't made, K1s & K3s will keep backing up. Good luck next week to all of you who are May and before filers, and even early June folks.

I agree with you... Thanks for the info. Keep it up! But I really hope more approvals are coming out next week especially those May filers. We have the same timeline so yours might come very soon...

Shai

[Mrs. Jaz 0]

Hello! Thanks for all the greetings. Hope everyone can get their approval ASAP especially those MAY FILERS. Goodluck to all of us.

Shai I'll keep in touch with you. Have a nice day guys.

Edited October 14, 2007 by Ms. Jasmine

[Munesh and Suz 0]

This waiting is such a joke. Especially, when work visas are processed in weeks and their spouses visas get processed in a matter of days.

This is madness because

1. We are getting married, and should not be subjected to unpredictable processing time that ranges from few months up to 1 year.

2. If our fiancé comes to visit he/she is at risk of being deported at port of entry.

3. There is no appeal process or method to complain about the process

4. There is an endless paperwork required:129fs, then temporary work permits, then adjustment of status, then temporary green card, and then final green card.. and after that the holy grail-- the US citizenship. Goodness... can our lives be more drowned in endless stream of paperwork.

I feel very abused and harassed through this process.

I am willing to deal with all this, if someone can answer this simple question:

Why does a US Citizen have to go through this, while a H1B visa can process their spouse visa in matter of days????

This is the craziest system that there is.

Personally, I do not think USCIS is set up to benefit the average American citizen. Of course I am sure there are people on here who will want to slap me around for giving my opinion.

The entire federal government isn't set up to benefit the average American, period.

LMAO!!!!!! Ain't that the truth!

[Veilside 0]

We got our NOA1 on june 1st, the past friday she made our FIRST call to the USCIS customer service (to the number that appears when you check if they

[Bill B 0]

and......?????