USCIS Status Update

[Wyld Blu 35]

Just wondering about this. As we all know....USCIS is lax (understatement) about updating our online status. When I have called their useless call center, the recording says that the agents will have no more info than we can get online. Is this true? I mean, nobody knows anything about our actual status?

I was also wondering if anyone has had any luck getting more info via calling.

-Blu-(our tax dollars at work.)

Edited June 8, 2009 by Wyld Blu

[rsn 135]

Just wondering about this. As we all know....USCIS is lax (understatement) about updating our online status. When I have called their useless call center, the recording says that the agents will have no more info than we can get online. Is this true? I mean, nobody knows anything about our actual status?

I was also wondering if anyone has had any luck getting more info via calling.

-Blu-(our tax dollars at work.)

pretty much. Don't even waste your energy checking/registering with their online status system. My status hasn't changed online since February and I got my NOA2 in March. Many others have had the same experience. Just wait for notices in the mail.

[D_n_M 0]

I just called and it was pointless

[Steve et Nathalie 0]

Just wondering about this. As we all know....USCIS is lax (understatement) about updating our online status. When I have called their useless call center, the recording says that the agents will have no more info than we can get online. Is this true? I mean, nobody knows anything about our actual status?

I was also wondering if anyone has had any luck getting more info via calling.

-Blu-(our tax dollars at work.)

My fiancee has already had her interview and her visa has been approved but the call center and online case status still just states "received and pending". The information coming out of USCIS is completely unreliable.

[Otto 83]

Unless you're outside the posted timeframe (6-months) there is little the 'help' center can do but tell you your case is still pending and to call back if/once you get past the 6-month time (basically things you already know). (Presumably the USCIS web site is showing your status as 'pending' so there may actually not be much to update.)

This is the longest and most aggravating (usually) part of your journey and the phrase 'no news is good news' kind of applies (at least at this point).

120+ days is still the average processing time for a K1 (NOA1 to approval) so you're getting close but still have some time to go. Hang in there and assume the best...

Edited June 8, 2009 by Karin und Otto

[zariagirl 0]

Unless you're outside the posted timeframe (6-months) there is little the 'help' center can do but tell you your case is still pending and to call back if/once you get past the 6-month time (basically things you already know). (Presumably the USCIS web site is showing your status as 'pending' so there may actually not be much to update.)

This is the longest and most aggravating (usually) part of your journey and the phrase 'no news is good news' kind of applies (at least at this point).

120+ days is still the average processing time for a K1 (NOA1 to approval) so you're getting close but still have some time to go. Hang in there and assume the best...

That is exactly what they told me when I called last week. I am not even able to track my application online, so I have to call if I want to find out what's going on