Igors list?

[Avalar 0]

Being able to sort by NOA date versus date sent is hugely awesome. Thanks!

[Luke and Deanna 0]

Hey, thanks for doing this.

Nice to be able to choose if you want to view between sent date and NOA1 date.

Although we moved from like the 260's to 300+ but I do realize it includes people outside of waiting times also.

I am hoping once we can figure out who is not using the site anymore we can remove their timelines and have a better idea of what's going on.

Anyway, keep it up. I updated our NOA1 date to the day it was issued and not the day we received it.

Luke and Deanna

[LoveMyTico 999]

Awesome work !!

[maliciant 7]

I like the way igor's list filtered based on the official timeline, it did continue to show people up to 3 months outside of processing times below the list as well but those people were kept somewhat seperate (they didn't affect the 'place' of the rest of the list as probably most who get that far out are just inactive/haven't updated). I like that the listing shows up with each month grouped, that's pretty nice.

I'm a big fan of the stats page on igor's list, I hope to see that show up as well, possibly with more information.

Igor's list shows the last updated field which is nice... when I see there are new approvals (usually I see that from the stats page) I go to look to see who is new and that's usually done by looking for current last updated dates since the order of approvals isn't going to match the actual order that people find out about them.

If you want a better mechanism for filtering out the lists... I'd suggest that you filter much like igors, include up to 1 month outside of the normal processing times but shown at the top of the list like is currently done on VJ's list. The main difference though is anyone who has updated their timeline OR has been seen in the forums (last seen date shown in profiles) in the last month should show up no matter how far outside the processing date they are.

[Laura+Tom 2]

When you utilise the 'Sort by:' function, it lists First NOA, Date Sent and then First NOA. Should that be Second NOA instead? It appears it should be as when I select it, it sorts by NOA2. In addition Unapproved Petitions is listed twice in 'Show:'.

Edited January 5, 2009 by Laura+Tom

[JimandChristy 1,689]

When you utilise the 'Sort by:' function, it lists First NOA, Date Sent and then First NOA. Should that be Second NOA instead? It appears it should be as when I select it, it sorts by NOA2. In addition Unapproved Petitions is listed twice in 'Show:'.

You also seem to have repeat options in the search filters, for example in Visa type you have K1 twice, I129-F twice, Vermont Service Center twice etc etc.

[Captain Ewok 1,934]

I removed duplicates in the drop down menus. More updates to come.

[panterchen 1]

hey great job on the list..thank you for updating it!

i don't know how to recommend improving the list, but my wait number shot up almost 100 places as well. and when you look at the top 15 files approved you see they're all july, august and september filers...so all these applications from january, february and march can't possibly be active! thanks again!

Oh believe me...some of them are still actively waiting in AP.

[Captain Ewok 1,934]

I have updated the list with graphs for the I-129F's and I-130's at both Service Centers. The graph shows what percent of people on any given month have been approved which indicates visually where the USCIS is processing.

[JimandChristy 1,689]

Captain Ewok

We have also noticed just scanning through the new list, there seems to be a lot of people who have had their NOA2 (By recording the event in their own profile using the comments section etc) but have not updated their actual timeline, naturally this is going to skew the estimate time for unapproved petitions. We are currently at 435 in the Vermont list but I guess we'd be much higher if those changes were made.

Is it possible you can scan through the list (lengthy I know) and see if you can change the time lines of those said members. Thanks.

PS Love the Bar Chart addition.

Edited January 7, 2009 by JimandChristy