"CHEATING" checking your visa status

[vacrimefighter 10]

If you set up an account in I-129 Petition for Fiance(e) https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/Dashboard/CaseStatus.do of course you can check your status each day.

Example your number is EAC1190276990 I just checked EAC1190276971 which shows completed and they are now working on EAC1190276972 and up... so each day you can track others peoples status and see where your status is..

Really not cheating - just a way to track your visa application better..

Hope this helps : )

Edited November 27, 2011 by vacrimefighter

[az110965 252]

If you set up an account in I-129 Petition for Fiance(e) https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/Dashboard/CaseStatus.do of course you can check your status each day.

Example your number is EAC1190276990 I just checked EAC1190276971 which shows completed and they are now working on EAC1190276972 and up... so each day you can track others peoples status and see where your status is..

Really not cheating - just a way to track your visa application better..

Hope this helps : )

Nice try but this really accomplishes nothing. USCIS does not process petitions in order of reception regardless of what they say. You want good examples, just look at Igor's list here on VJ. Yes - petitions are processed closely to those of similar dates but there are many instances where petitioners who have filed weeks later than others are already approved, while the earlier petitions sit waiting.

A couple of years ago a poster here on VJ went through petitons on the USCIS site and manually entered each case number to attempt to figure out USCIS's adjudicating methods. I think that poster is still in therapy.

Long story short, your petition will be approved when it is approved and not a moment before. No amount of wishing will help the process and it is ultimately just a matter of time until the magical NOA-2 is recieved.

[vacrimefighter 10]

Not "wishing" "WE" all get a EAC number. Just a way to see where USCIS is in the process with checking EAC numbers lower then yours. RIGHT now all you can do is sit and wait and wonder. This just gives a person some insight of the process.

[az110965 252]

Not "wishing" "WE" all get a EAC number. Just a way to see where USCIS is in the process with checking EAC numbers lower then yours. RIGHT now all you can do is sit and wait and wonder. This just gives a person some insight of the process.

No it doesn't. But if you feel better scrolling through the USCIS site then by all means...

[vacrimefighter 10]

I guess we are going to agree to disagree.. All I know is I been tracking my NOA1 and each day through the site. I can see updates being made with EAC numbers lower then mine. I will be glad to get back to you in 7-10 days, because that is when I figure my NOA1 will be approved.

It is just a process of helping couples get through the stress of the NOA1 to NOA2. It is not a solve all answer.

[Ro Damon 7]

vacrimefighter nice "cheating" skills there but yea ill have to agree that this isn't better than any "method" around town...since this process obviously isn't done in a first come first serve bases...

nevertheless something to tally with igors list to continue to make "GUESSTIMATES"

Hope everyone hears some good news this week....I have all my fingers n toes crossed!!!!

Ro

Edited November 27, 2011 by Ro Damon

[vacrimefighter 10]

Your right, maybe the word I should have used was "GUESSTIMATES" Gives couples at least something to gauge their application process. I understand they do not always go in order for different reason.

[Hank_ 9,173]

I guess we are going to agree to disagree.. All I know is I been tracking my NOA1 and each day through the site. I can see updates being made with EAC numbers lower then mine. I will be glad to get back to you in 7-10 days, because that is when I figure my NOA1 will be approved.

It is just a process of helping couples get through the stress of the NOA1 to NOA2. It is not a solve all answer.

I tried that a few weeks ago but like said as I sit here watching and reading I have seen no order or method to USCIS and their madness . Just the same I would think within the next month you should be on the celebrating list, if the holidays don't back things up too much.

I am figuring it will be towards spring before I will light up some sparklers.

[az110965 252]

I guess we are going to agree to disagree.. All I know is I been tracking my NOA1 and each day through the site. I can see updates being made with EAC numbers lower then mine. I will be glad to get back to you in 7-10 days, because that is when I figure my NOA1 will be approved.

It is just a process of helping couples get through the stress of the NOA1 to NOA2. It is not a solve all answer.

So what happens when you see a petition with a higher number than yours is approved and yours is still in the "initial review" status?

Or when other petitioners already have their visa and their status shows on USCIS.Gov as initial review?

Knock yourself out and track all the petitons on the site, but ultimately you will need Xanax for your efforts.

I'm not trying to disuade you from your effort if it helps you to pass the time but you will NOT find what you are seeking by perusing other petition case numbers on the USCIS site.

[at long last 58]

OMG.. I had such a wonderful laugh here... Don't get me wrong. I thought it was another interesting thing to go through with numbers. Thanks for giving me yet another set of numbers to play with.

many thanks....truly...

Terri

[brian_n_phuong 193]

I calculated my NOA2 date using this simple USCIS workflow mathematical formula : Enjoy

Edited November 27, 2011 by Brian_N_Phuong

[az110965 252]

Your right, maybe the word I should have used was "GUESSTIMATES" Gives couples at least something to gauge their application process. I understand they do not always go in order for different reason.

BETTER answer. Guesstimate is all you can hope for in this crazy process!!!

[vacrimefighter 10]

I-129F (NOA1) "VETTING" process I would assume takes the longest of any forms submitted to evaluate. Some higher EAC numbers above your number may already been vetted "DENIAL" resulting in a notification sooner then your application because "your" application is on its way to being approved once they finish the process. Some higher EAC numbers are different application that were submitted resulting in a shorter turn around time.

"GUESSTIMATES" My I-129F (NOA1) has been filed for almost 4 months and it appears my case is being worked on as we speak based on EAC below and above my number.

I do not have all the answers - I read a lot of couples profiles and there seems to be a lot of stress with "WAITING" and wondering about the NOA1 being approved.

[Jim N Augie 16]

Dont know if this is any more accurate but when I was waiting for mine I noticed alot of people were getting noa2 about 4-7 days ahead of timeline projection date and sure enough that is when I got my Noa2.

I calculated my NOA2 date using this simple USCIS workflow mathematical formula : Enjoy

Lol not so sure the word simple should be in that sentence but if it works for you then

Edited November 27, 2011 by Jim N Augie

[A & K 42 34]

I calculated my NOA2 date using this simple USCIS workflow mathematical formula : Enjoy

Nice:) I need to try this one.