Second Notice of Action for I-129F

[ron61 0]

hello,

i recieved my first notice of action for I-129F from the California Service center last may 25th. its already a little over 3 months and i have not recieved any notice.

what is the average length of time the second notice of action is sent from the first notice of action?

thanks,

ron

[CareBear 18]

Hi Ron - there isnt realy an average length of time - some go quick, some go slow. The advertised USCIS processing time is 5 months - if you ring them to enquire about your case before the 5 months is up they'll tell you to go away lol. If you get approved before 5 months then consider yourself lucky

[soscolin 2]

ours took 7 months-- we were approved at same time for I-130 and I-129F applied last Sept.2009 heard from them in May 2010.

hello,

i recieved my first notice of action for I-129F from the California Service center last may 25th. its already a little over 3 months and i have not recieved any notice.

what is the average length of time the second notice of action is sent from the first notice of action?

thanks,

ron

[HappyRs 8]

hello,

i recieved my first notice of action for I-129F from the California Service center last may 25th. its already a little over 3 months and i have not recieved any notice.

what is the average length of time the second notice of action is sent from the first notice of action?

thanks,

ron

There are still March and April filers that haven't gotten their NOA2 yet. I know this waiting time is terrible, but hang in there... The previous posters were right in that you cannot call USCIS anytime soon, but if you don't get your approval by October, i would call the congressman to make an inquiry on the case. Best of luck!

[Barbara J 115]

hello,

i recieved my first notice of action for I-129F from the California Service center last may 25th. its already a little over 3 months and i have not recieved any notice.

what is the average length of time the second notice of action is sent from the first notice of action?

thanks,

ron

Yes Ron be patient it is only just 3 months and as said in previous post USCIS tell you it takes 5 months, but if they are ahead of schedule then it will be sooner. If you have registered for a case file which you can open yourself on the site you can opt for email and mobile alerts. We did that and was great cause as we got the text alert we got home to check email and the news

of the next stage. So you have a little time left yet. I know it's hard but it will happen. Chin up

Barbara

[scotty's girl 1]

Ours took 4 months. Just be patient.

[sheenaspapi 18]

Fill out a timeline here so we can see where your at timewise. If its been past your estimated approval timeline here, you should call. On the K-1 timeline, it says the same thing. I posted it elswhere so I won't type it again but a friend case went 100 days, he finally called,they checked on something and next day he got an email they were approved.USCIS wont tell you anything specific butb it may get attention to your case.

[baron555 934]

hello,

i recieved my first notice of action for I-129F from the California Service center last may 25th. its already a little over 3 months and i have not recieved any notice.

what is the average length of time the second notice of action is sent from the first notice of action?

thanks,

ron

Read our timeline for last year's length and draw your own conclusions.