Waiting for Visa

[hindocha 0]

Anyone else really frustrated with the whole process?

[Lioncub4 4]

Anyone else really frustrated with the whole process?

I think the frustration is only one of many emotions I feel about the whole process. Sure, I knew this would be the hardest thing we would ever do, and if it wasn't for VJ with the help and support - I don't know where we would be!! What really gets me is the fact you are at times totally in the dark where you are in the process. Waiting for NOA2 has to be the most nerve wracking time I have ever known (close to getting exam results at school or university). If USCIS or DOS could inform us a bit better then I think a lot of the uncertainty (and frustrations) would be removed.

I guess all we can do is sit tight and know that our day will come soon.

[mightymints 0]

Just be patient and it will come. It sucks, but use the time to get everything in order. We had a shoe box full of proof all prepared and they never asked for it, but preparedness is better than rushing!

[hindocha 0]

Lioncub4 & mightymints I agree with you both. When I was waiting for my NOA2, I was so anxious (I still am!). I totally agree that DOS and USCIS need to keep the customer's informed much better than they they currently do. The process is clearly showing flaws.I'm currently waiting for my Interview date, everyday is just another day of anxiously waiting, waiting for someone to actually check my paperwork and schedule me in for an Interview. The greatest Christmas present would be to be with my Wife on Xmas day. I dream of the day I'm with her on my Visa.

But like most people on here, you just have to wait, wait for someone else to process your paperwork. I think to many that's very annoying. Waiting for someone else process things for you! Collating information and preparing is the best you can do, you are right mightymints.

[Leenie 15]

We're so used to waiting as it is that I am just coasting along as usual ... well, for now! But once in a while, I definitely feel a bit frustrated, especially knowing that my I-129F is probably sitting in some drawer right now behind a long line of applications. But in the end, the wait will be worth it!

[Lansbury 19]

The process is clearly showing flaws.

All immigration process in all countries are design to make it hard to get in and keep people out. As such the US one works quite well.

[hindocha 0]

Yep I agree. It is design to peave you off, until you give up. When you don't you continue to the next stage!