Vermont service center

[dza 46]

hello k1 fillers , i am a new member here, we just started our journey with my k1 visa this month feb 18th

please could anyone tell me how long is it take the process in vermont visa center to have noa1 and noa 2

share your experiences please

wish all of you a very smooth journey

[Ryan H 3,790]

Moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports.

[dza 46]

ryan , thank you for sharing this
so your process until the interview took 7 month, i wish for the same no more than that
i am now in the beginning of this journey so anxious and excited!

[HislittleSecret 21]

hello k1 fillers , i am a new member here, we just started our journey with my k1 visa this month feb 18th

please could anyone tell me how long is it take the process in vermont visa center to have noa1 and noa 2

share your experiences please

wish all of you a very smooth journey

Unfortunately, Vermont does not proceeds I-129f petitions. Based off your state you will be going to Texas Service center. Unfortanely they are backlogged and it is taking a very long time. They are procession July and some of August now. If you submit this month you are looking at about 8 months or so or less! Sorry?

[dza 46]

hislittlesecret

now i am shocked and saaaad i was just reading about fillers with tsc and how they are truly suffering of the long wait :'(
why dont you say i may transfer to california, isn't possible?
because i heard people transfer from vsc to tsc

and 8 month you mean until i have my interview?

sorry i meant i heard people transfer from Texas service center to California service center, is that true?

[tarzan31 27]

Per USCIS , Vermont does process I-129F....just very limited. Go to USCIS processing times, chose Vermont Service Center .....

[dza 46]

Per USCIS , Vermont does process I-129F....just very limited. Go to USCIS processing times, chose Vermont Service Center .....

i did and a little lost but i think as it shows last petitions was December 31, 2014

[tarzan31 27]

i did and a little lost but i think as it shows last petitions was December 31, 2014

Does seem even if you send it there, they then forward off. Sorry, but you will be stuck in Texas with the rest of us. My NOA1 date was July 28, 2014 and still waiting !

[dza 46]

Does seem even if you send it there, they then forward off. Sorry, but you will be stuck in Texas with the rest of us. My NOA1 date was July 28, 2014 and still waiting !

i am so sorry for that, truly , isn't any chance for me to be transferred to csc instead of tsc?

[tarzan31 27]

California Service Center processes I-129f petitions for petitioners residing in: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Texas Service Center processes I-129f petitions for petitioners residing in: Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, U.S. Virgin Islands, West Virginia and the District of Columbia.

[yuna628 9,527]

I'm sorry to say you will be processed at Texas Service Center based on the state the petitioner lives in. Vermont, has not processed K-1 petitions for quite some time now. I cannot tell you how quickly you will be processed, as you never know by the time they reach your petition things could change for the better. But for right now, you can expect at least 6-7 months of a wait. Currently TSC is working on finishing up July and moving on to August 2014 petitions (the website will claim June but this is not true). There is no way of knowing how fast or slow they will continue to be, but based on statistical trends it would seem they will only be slower if nothing changes. There are on odd occasions bulk transfers. In that case, last year several thousand petitions were sent to CSC, in order to lighten the load so to speak. I would not like to give you false hopes that this will happen any time soon again.

Plan for the long haul. I know it's painful.

Edited February 24, 2015 by yuna628

[HislittleSecret 21]

Per USCIS , Vermont does process I-129F....just very limited. Go to USCIS processing times, chose Vermont Service Center .....

Sorry buddy they are no longer taking i-129f petitions. It is either California or Texas.

hislittlesecret

now i am shocked and saaaad i was just reading about fillers with tsc and how they are truly suffering of the long wait :'(

why dont you say i may transfer to california, isn't possible?

because i heard people transfer from vsc to tsc

and 8 month you mean until i have my interview?

sorry i meant i heard people transfer from Texas service center to California service center, is that true?

They transfer in bulk at their convenience.

[dza 46]

California Service Center processes I-129f petitions for petitioners residing in: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Texas Service Center processes I-129f petitions for petitioners residing in: Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, U.S. Virgin Islands, West Virginia and the District of Columbia.

thanks so much for these info

j

[dza 46]

I'm sorry to say you will be processed at Texas Service Center based on the state the petitioner lives in. Vermont, has not processed K-1 petitions for quite some time now. I cannot tell you how quickly you will be processed, as you never know by the time they reach your petition things could change for the better. But for right now, you can expect at least 6-7 months of a wait. Currently TSC is working on finishing up July and moving on to August 2014 petitions (the website will claim June but this is not true). There is no way of knowing how fast or slow they will continue to be, but based on statistical trends it would seem they will only be slower if nothing changes. There are on odd occasions bulk transfers. In that case, last year several thousand petitions were sent to CSC, in order to lighten the load so to speak. I would not like to give you false hopes that this will happen any time soon again.

Plan for the long haul. I know it's painful.

to me it was truly a shock

just yesterday i was saying my god for the people who are suffering with tsc but did not thought i will be one of them

but something else, i was already preparing myself for this whole process to be for max 8 to 9 month, is that will be to the interview or what?

and thanks so much for your reply

[dza 46]

Sorry buddy they are no longer taking i-129f petitions. It is either California or Texas.

They transfer in bulk at their convenience.

do you mean i can go to either California or Texas?

do i have a chance for California ?