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Hey guys,

I know some of you are dying to get done with this process but I can tell you that it is alot faster now than in the old days. Alot of people assume that because of 9/11 it takes longer. This is not the case most of the time. I had a fiance Visa in 2000. It was 6 months to NOA2. When all was said in done it was 9 months.

After looking over the data you guys have gathered here, the average is around 90 for NOA2 if I am correct. I now have another Visa in and I have to say the pain of waiting is so much less.

Ok, well I am not telling anyone how they should feel, I am just saying that trust me it can be alot worse when it's twice the wait. And 6 months for NOA2 was average back then.

Good luck to all. :)

PS. Mine was TSC in 2000 and both CSC and TSC were long waits.

 
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