felling sad now want to cray why it take forever

[ninanina123 28]

When Texas service center will start approved June filler we get our NOA 1 2june? the transfer of April and May fillers to California did nothing to change???????????????? So upset and sad :protest:

[sally&serif 8]

When Texas service center will start approved June filler we get our NOA 1 2june? the transfer of April and May fillers to California did nothing to change???????????????? So upset and sad :protest:

I feel ya .. Am stil waiting on noa2 as well from TSC patience(June 12) is the key even though it's so hard I argue for the smallest things w my fiancé he's so more patient than I am ughhhhhh it'll pass let's hope we don't get RFE ..good luck to u .

[Ryan H 3,790]

Moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports.

[Megan & Luke 93]

I feel ya .. Am stil waiting on noa2 as well from TSC patience(June 12) is the key even though it's so hard I argue for the smallest things w my fiancé he's so more patient than I am ughhhhhh it'll pass let's hope we don't get RFE ..good luck to u .

When my fiance and I filed in July, I started becoming obsessive over timelines, current events, other posts, the huge discrepancy at the time between CSC and TSC.. We started getting into small arguments about how I was negative. He - the same as your fiance - is more patient than I am and is more optimistic. I worry about things a lot and that can get on his nerves when it becomes constant.. which I completely understand.

Take a step back for a minute though and realize that it's silly to fight when you're FINALLY doing something about the distance! My fiance and I made an agreement to only check our USCIS case status on Saturdays when we spend the weekend on Skype together. Other than if we receive a text message, of course. I come on after work to catch up on the latest news and check my followed threads. I check our timeline adjudication date each day, but ultimately I think I've calmed down. It's taken me about two months to get there though. We're almost 'halfway' to a NOA2 according to the projected USCIS guideline of 5 months.. we can only hope that transfers from TSC to CSC helped us summer filers.

Busy yourself with a new hobby, preparing your documents for the next steps to come so you can react fast once you get that NVC case number, clean the house, get rid of things you don't need, etc..

Keep your head up and remember that if nothing else, you're one step closer to being together than you would have been had you never filed. At least the process has begun.

Good luck!

[jaygee011 6]

Realistically if I was a June filer I wouldn't expect to hear anything about my case until November anything sooner is a bonus. I was at texas, January filer and my case took 185 days to be approved. This whole process tests you in so many ways both as individuals and as a couple. Hold in there guys and just think that you will never have to leave your partner again.

[ayla_42 39]

Being a June filer myself too. I'm expecting a November aproval. And even that is being optimistic. Don't give up hope. ?

[Texasav8r 183]

Being a June filer myself too. I'm expecting a November aproval. And even that is being optimistic. Don't give up hope. ?

Me too.

[theintersect 11]

When Texas service center will start approved June filler we get our NOA 1 2june? the transfer of April and May fillers to California did nothing to change???????????????? So upset and sad :protest:

Hopefully it will make you feel better to know that I am an April 3rd filer who got transferred to California and I am still waiting for an approval or RFE. If I have learned anything from this process it's to expect the unexpected. Prepare yourself for the latest possible approval and if it happens earlier than that, it makes it even better. I've now seen several applications filed after mine who were transferred get approved. That got me upset at first but once again I had to tell myself that it's just the nature of this whole thing. Best of luck and I hope we both get approvals soon.

[Bubba gump 2]

I was an April filer . It took like 146 days and I wasn't transferred . What will really get your blood boiling is to see one approved it 15 , 17 and 20 day that was filed in June and July . What I did when I saw these time line is to just focus on mine and brush them off as lucky . The key thing is to have patients and look forward to being together at the end of the process . Good luck to all those whom are on this journey .

[Kay&Jay 44]

I don't want to have these feelings yet.

[d3adc0d3 186]

I filed in April of 2013. I was approved in August/September of 2013. My interview was June of 2014. My now husband, got his visa August of 2014, and entered the country 3-4 weeks ago. Try and be more patient with the process, and always remember there are people out there who were or are a lot worse off.

This is the U.S. Government we're talking about... it's all about the "Hurry up and wait." Take it from a retired military vet. Your wait could be MUUUUUUCH worse than it is.

[jonilui 9]

Why does one get transferred to California, anyway? I see that a lot of visas transferred there get processed way faster. Is just the luck of the draw?

[d3adc0d3 186]

It depends on your home location.

[Dobis 1]

I'm a june filer too (Beneficiary). Just being patient and possitive...

[annem 15]

Every day brings you closer to your partner, never forget that. Think about your future together and hang in there! Find ideas for your wedding. Talk about your future projects together.

Good luck and try to keep busy.