California/Texas NOa2

[Barry2005 0]

I noticed some timelines are wrong and I was wondering how accurate that makes the "average days" between the NOa1 and NOa2. Does 63 days seem about right between a noa1 and noa2 for the California/Texas centers? I am too curious about my expected date for my noa2!

[Himaya Ko 0]

The USCIS says that the I-129f Visa usually takes about 90 days to be processed.

The VJ estimate date for our petition to be adjudicated was about ten days later then

the actual date that it was approved, but they can only go by the numbers that people

place in their timelines and some choose not to do so. In our case it took 82 days

from NOA1 to NOA2. In our timeline, VJ says our case took 91 days to be approved,

but their counting of the days begins on the day the petition was sent to the

service center and not when we received our NOA1.

Hope that helps. Good luck on your journey!

[aussiewench 9]

Barry....time between NOA1 & NOA2 is going to be longer then usual because of the IMBRA so trying to figure out an expected approval (NOA2) date at present is fruitless.

Lorelle

[Barry2005 0]

Barry....time between NOA1 & NOA2 is going to be longer then usual because of the IMBRA so trying to figure out an expected approval (NOA2) date at present is fruitless.

Lorelle

Thanks for the replies. I think these people should work some overtime or send my petition to vermont! j/k

[Vagina Journey 0]

Thanks for the replies. I think these people should work some overtime or send my petition to vermont! j/k

Nothing real special going on with Vermont either these days as you can see im well past 2 months between NOA1 to NOA2

Kelle

[calidreamer80 0]

It's been 126 days and counting since my noa1 so I think my noa2 is going to exceed the amount of days predicted.

[Yodrak 7]

Himaya Ko,

The USCIS processing time estimates are pure fantasy.

A correct processing time calculation would be from the Receipt Date on the Receipt Notice to the Approval Date on the Approval Notice.

- Including the days when the petition was in the mail to the USCIS should not count, as the USCIS did not yet have the petition in their hands to process.

- Not including the days between the time they received the petition until the time you received the Receipt Notice should count, because the USCIS did have the petition in their hands during that time.

Yodrak

The USCIS says that the I-129f Visa usually takes about 90 days to be processed.

The VJ estimate date for our petition to be adjudicated was about ten days later then

the actual date that it was approved, but they can only go by the numbers that people

place in their timelines and some choose not to do so. In our case it took 82 days

from NOA1 to NOA2. In our timeline, VJ says our case took 91 days to be approved,

but their counting of the days begins on the day the petition was sent to the

service center and not when we received our NOA1.

Hope that helps. Good luck on your journey!

Edited May 31, 2006 by Yodrak

[karakmitchell 0]

Today marks 119 days waiting for NOA2 from TSC/CSC. Unless something miraculous happens, it looks like we're going to exceed the 120 days as well. Oh, how I love CSC....

[Jaylen Brit 1]

Himaya Ko,

The USCIS processing time estimates are pure fantasy.

this is SO true

Looking at the published timelines made me panic BIG time and are what caused me to find a forum about it!

Ours took 92 days (I think..check my timeline) - but we had no RFEs.

[bwaaderant 0]

Mine took 69 days with no RFE's, My NOA-1 date was March 3, and NOA-2 was May 8. This is through the CSC. But I was lucky and just slipped under the IMBRA b.s., so it probably will take a little longer than it used to. Hmm, hopefully not, but when has the government ever changed the way they did something and actually made it faster and more efficient?

[calidreamer80 0]

Mine took 69 days with no RFE's, My NOA-1 date was March 3, and NOA-2 was May 8. This is through the CSC. But I was lucky and just slipped under the IMBRA b.s., so it probably will take a little longer than it used to. Hmm, hopefully not, but when has the government ever changed the way they did something and actually made it faster and more efficient?

Well that's good for you that you are getting done so fast. I guess ur one of the luckier ones.

[Barry2005 0]

Today marks 119 days waiting for NOA2 from TSC/CSC. Unless something miraculous happens, it looks like we're going to exceed the 120 days as well. Oh, how I love CSC....

120 days! Wow that doesn't seem right. Did they say why it was taking so long?