This means its take 6 months for someone in the service center to get to the application
My question - once the approval goes to the embassy (in my case my fiancee is from Brazil), how much additional time should I factor in?
Appreciate your help!
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I just checked the processing dates and right now they are processing requests dated Jan 13th in the California service center.
This means its take 6 months for someone in the service center to get to the application
My question - once the approval goes to the embassy (in my case my fiancee is from Brazil), how much additional time should I factor in?
Appreciate your help!
This means its take 6 months for someone in the service center to get to the application
My question - once the approval goes to the embassy (in my case my fiancee is from Brazil), how much additional time should I factor in?
Appreciate your help!
That is just a timeline the USCIS uses to cover their butts. CSC takes an average of 90-120 days to process a petition.
My I-129F was approved in July 15th and my interview in Rio was in September 29th.
My whole process from filing the I-129F to getting my visa lasted 6 months. It may be more or less for you.
My whole process from filing the I-129F to getting my visa lasted 6 months. It may be more or less for you.
QUOTE(victorm @ Jul 20 2007, 03:10 PM) 
I just checked the processing dates and right now they are processing requests dated Jan 13th in the California service center.
This means its take 6 months for someone in the service center to get to the application
My question - once the approval goes to the embassy (in my case my fiancee is from Brazil), how much additional time should I factor in?
Appreciate your help!
This means its take 6 months for someone in the service center to get to the application
My question - once the approval goes to the embassy (in my case my fiancee is from Brazil), how much additional time should I factor in?
Appreciate your help!
Yeah ignore that page.
QUOTE(wioombeen @ Jul 20 2007, 12:22 PM)
QUOTE(victorm @ Jul 20 2007, 03:10 PM)
I just checked the processing dates and right now they are processing requests dated Jan 13th in the California service center.
This means its take 6 months for someone in the service center to get to the application
My question - once the approval goes to the embassy (in my case my fiancee is from Brazil), how much additional time should I factor in?
Appreciate your help!
This means its take 6 months for someone in the service center to get to the application
My question - once the approval goes to the embassy (in my case my fiancee is from Brazil), how much additional time should I factor in?
Appreciate your help!
Yeah ignore that page.
Thanks for the help guys! I went ahead and updated my timeline - kind of new here so its going to take me a little bit to learn how to navigate through everything.
Thanks to everyone for their insight!
Hey Victor,
Welcome to this endless waiting. I saw that you have applied almost at same time me and my fiancé. He uses to say to me to not look at the CSC web site, since they don't tell us the truth!
I've been following process the are close to ours and I have faith that till the end of this month we will get our NOA2!
Courage friend. We will get there!
=)
Cheers,
Cláudia
Welcome to this endless waiting. I saw that you have applied almost at same time me and my fiancé. He uses to say to me to not look at the CSC web site, since they don't tell us the truth!
I've been following process the are close to ours and I have faith that till the end of this month we will get our NOA2!
Courage friend. We will get there!
=)
Cheers,
Cláudia
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