how long will take the petition I130

[mimou2116 0]

any body know if it is a true or no that the petition I130 will take at max 5 months??or it is just something from the uscis to make us quiet??

[AddyG 0]

Ours took 7 months and 3 weeks from NOA1 to NOA2 - VSC is known to take longer than CSC but who is to say if either will actually meet their "target timelines" they have been saying that for a while...

[luckymom 0]

Ours took 7 months and 3 weeks from NOA1 to NOA2 - VSC is known to take longer than CSC but who is to say if either will actually meet their "target timelines" they have been saying that for a while...

Mine took 145 days from the time of filing up to the issuance of GC. I am working now on the approved I-130's of the my 2 boys in the Philippines at the NVC.

Edited January 25, 2009 by luckymom

[pushbrk 12,285]

Ours took 7 months and 3 weeks from NOA1 to NOA2 - VSC is known to take longer than CSC but who is to say if either will actually meet their "target timelines" they have been saying that for a while...

Mine took 145 days from the time of filing up to the issuance of GC. I am working now on the approved I-130's of the my 2 boys in the Philippines at the NVC.

Your petition took 194 days from filing to approval. Your I-130 was approved just over a month ago. I doubt you have a visa yet, much less a green card. Please clarify.

[luckymom 0]

Ours took 7 months and 3 weeks from NOA1 to NOA2 - VSC is known to take longer than CSC but who is to say if either will actually meet their "target timelines" they have been saying that for a while...

Mine took 145 days from the time of filing up to the issuance of GC. I am working now on the approved I-130's of the my 2 boys in the Philippines at the NVC.

Your petition took 194 days from filing to approval. Your I-130 was approved just over a month ago. I doubt you have a visa yet, much less a green card. Please clarify.

My husband filed my I-130 (I was in the US then) May 9, 2008. He also filed the petition for my 2 boys in the Phil. same day. My status was adjusted October 2, 2008 (if my math is correct that was 145 days). My two boys I-130 was approved later (Dec. 17, 2008). They are still in the Philippines. My husband just filed for the 2 boys at the NVC last Jan. 20, 2009. Still waiting for the case to be complete (praying too hard because I really miss my boys now).

Edited January 25, 2009 by luckymom

[pushbrk 12,285]

Ours took 7 months and 3 weeks from NOA1 to NOA2 - VSC is known to take longer than CSC but who is to say if either will actually meet their "target timelines" they have been saying that for a while...

Mine took 145 days from the time of filing up to the issuance of GC. I am working now on the approved I-130's of the my 2 boys in the Philippines at the NVC.

Your petition took 194 days from filing to approval. Your I-130 was approved just over a month ago. I doubt you have a visa yet, much less a green card. Please clarify.

My husband filed my I-130 (I was in the US then) May 9, 2008. He also filed the petition for my 2 boys in the Phil. same day. My status was adjusted October 2, 2008 (if my math is correct that was 145 days). My two boys I-130 was approved later (Dec. 17, 2008). They are still in the Philippines. My husband just filed for the 2 boys at the NVC last Jan. 20, 2009. Still waiting for the case to be complete (praying too hard because I really miss my boys now).

I'm going by your timeline which indicates a visa, not a status adjusment from within the US. Perhaps the timeline refers to your childrens' visas. If so, your AOS timeline of 145 days is not relevant to what a visa case would expect. It's a pretty normal AOS timeline but not anything like what a visa timeline will be.

[luckymom 0]

Ours took 7 months and 3 weeks from NOA1 to NOA2 - VSC is known to take longer than CSC but who is to say if either will actually meet their "target timelines" they have been saying that for a while...

Mine took 145 days from the time of filing up to the issuance of GC. I am working now on the approved I-130's of the my 2 boys in the Philippines at the NVC.

Your petition took 194 days from filing to approval. Your I-130 was approved just over a month ago. I doubt you have a visa yet, much less a green card. Please clarify.

My husband filed my I-130 (I was in the US then) May 9, 2008. He also filed the petition for my 2 boys in the Phil. same day. My status was adjusted October 2, 2008 (if my math is correct that was 145 days). My two boys I-130 was approved later (Dec. 17, 2008). They are still in the Philippines. My husband just filed for the 2 boys at the NVC last Jan. 20, 2009. Still waiting for the case to be complete (praying too hard because I really miss my boys now).

I'm going by your timeline which indicates a visa, not a status adjusment from within the US. Perhaps the timeline refers to your childrens' visas. If so, your AOS timeline of 145 days is not relevant to what a visa case would expect. It's a pretty normal AOS timeline but not anything like what a visa timeline will be.

Ooops, I made a mistake there. You're right mine was an adjustment of status not a visa. My kids are the ones who will need a visa.

[carslo 0]

noa1 to noa2 4 months and 2 days out of California

Good luck

Janet

[rmncm 0]

I would say being your at VSC your wait should be around 6 months from filing to NOA2 then you'll be off to NVC and expect about 2 months there and 2 months at the US Embassy in your country. Sorry VSC is very slow right now, the one ray of hope you can have is that you might get transfered to CSC at around 4 months then you could shave off a month unless you have RFE's.