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wolfx   0

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So I've been looking at peoples timelines and noticed many of them have received the visa within only 5 months!? Does this really happen often? Thought it would be longer.

03/27/12: Petition I-129F sent

03/30/12: USCIS Received petition

04/06/12: NOA1 received in the mail

*** A LOT OF WAITING ***

xx/09/12

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Penguin_ie   5,994

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Received the visa or petition approved? If 5 months from sending in I-129F to interview/ visa then it is unusual, but not unheard of. Depends on your country too.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Ezekiel Chester Contributor

Ezekiel Chester   3

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So I've been looking at peoples timelines and noticed many of them have received the visa within only 5 months!? Does this really happen often? Thought it would be longer.

I thought that too!! But I think it's just the time from the NOA1 to the NOA2 usually. Once the NOA2 has been issued, apparently it tends to move a lot faster then! I think from start to finish it seems to only take around 8 months give or take a few (and assuming there are no RFEs)

Ezekiel Frazer Chester

"It is only when men begin to worship that they begin to grow" - US Former President Calvin Coolidge

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wolfx   0

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Received the visa or petition approved? If 5 months from sending in I-129F to interview/ visa then it is unusual, but not unheard of. Depends on your country too.

Yeah, received. I've seen a few timelines that showed the dates and it had a 5 month gap. More than one person had that showing. Lucky I say!

I thought that too!! But I think it's just the time from the NOA1 to the NOA2 usually. Once the NOA2 has been issued, apparently it tends to move a lot faster then! I think from start to finish it seems to only take around 8 months give or take a few (and assuming there are no RFEs)

What part are you up to? My fiance just got my documents yesterday. She's going to send the petition off tomorrow. Our journey has just begun :P

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03/27/12: Petition I-129F sent

03/30/12: USCIS Received petition

04/06/12: NOA1 received in the mail

*** A LOT OF WAITING ***

xx/09/12

Ezekiel Chester Contributor

Ezekiel Chester   3

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What part are you up to? My fiance just got my documents yesterday. She's going to send the petition off tomorrow. Our journey has just begun :P

My fiancee got the NOA1 letter today, saying that they received and opened the forms on Sunday (2 days ago), so I'm just at the start too!

Ezekiel Frazer Chester

"It is only when men begin to worship that they begin to grow" - US Former President Calvin Coolidge

 
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