Hello all, this is my first post on VJ.
I filed I 130 on 02//5/07 and 129F on 2/28/07.
I need to know what is going on with my case. My i130 file is approved on June 2007 but my 129F is still pending at CSC. Does anyone know anything about what is going on and what will be the processing time about this type of case?
I appriciate all the answers...
Thanks
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dont worry u are fine, and my opinion is the I-130 better than I-129F, my I-130 still pending since i sent, and if u ask me when i send it, i will say more than 3 years 
so dont worry and good luck.
so dont worry and good luck.
QUOTE(sys @ Aug 22 2007, 03:54 PM) 
Hello all, this is my first post on VJ.
I filed I 130 on 02//5/07 and 129F on 2/28/07.
I need to know what is going on with my case. My i130 file is approved on June 2007 but my 129F is still pending at CSC. Does anyone know anything about what is going on and what will be the processing time about this type of case?
I appriciate all the answers...
Thanks
I filed I 130 on 02//5/07 and 129F on 2/28/07.
I need to know what is going on with my case. My i130 file is approved on June 2007 but my 129F is still pending at CSC. Does anyone know anything about what is going on and what will be the processing time about this type of case?
I appriciate all the answers...
Thanks
Hi Sys,
do you call USCIS and ask about your case? They are now approving March filers so your I129 has to be approved.
Here are the links to the relevant official documentation.
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/PN_i-129f.pdf
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/Up...iling062107.pdf
What country will you have an interview?
Can you fill in your timeline and other information?
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/PN_i-129f.pdf
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/Up...iling062107.pdf
What country will you have an interview?
Can you fill in your timeline and other information?
Hi Sys,
If you look at my timeline you'll see that my I-130 was approved far ahead of my I-129F. For us, the K3 is still the way to go since we will most likely get the K3 interview before the I-130 interview. You're not alone.
If you look at my timeline you'll see that my I-130 was approved far ahead of my I-129F. For us, the K3 is still the way to go since we will most likely get the K3 interview before the I-130 interview. You're not alone.
QUOTE(dearheart @ Aug 22 2007, 07:16 AM)
Hi Sys,
If you look at my timeline you'll see that my I-130 was approved far ahead of my I-129F. For us, the K3 is still the way to go since we will most likely get the K3 interview before the I-130 interview. You're not alone.
If you look at my timeline you'll see that my I-130 was approved far ahead of my I-129F. For us, the K3 is still the way to go since we will most likely get the K3 interview before the I-130 interview. You're not alone.
I must be missing something else. What is the difference in a K3 and a I-130 interview?? I was told to forget filing the I-129F and go with the IR1 / CR1!! hmmmmmm again
I guess I really need to read more 
QUOTE(jlscott201 @ Aug 22 2007, 02:41 PM)
QUOTE(dearheart @ Aug 22 2007, 07:16 AM)
Hi Sys,
If you look at my timeline you'll see that my I-130 was approved far ahead of my I-129F. For us, the K3 is still the way to go since we will most likely get the K3 interview before the I-130 interview. You're not alone.
If you look at my timeline you'll see that my I-130 was approved far ahead of my I-129F. For us, the K3 is still the way to go since we will most likely get the K3 interview before the I-130 interview. You're not alone.
I must be missing something else. What is the difference in a K3 and a I-130 interview?? I was told to forget filing the I-129F and go with the IR1 / CR1!! hmmmmmm again
I guess I really need to read more The difference is the visa that is issued.
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