Processing time - how do you know about?

[viltud 1]

Hi all,

I wonder on what basis is defined processing time for K-1 and how do you know which day petitions are just made,open? And what about statistic? There are statistics based on what they write registered people here? I'm trying to count how many petition was in February, and froem 01 to 15 March ( my fiance received NOA1 14 March) and how much falls a day. My results lean exclusively on the information contained here, hence my questions. I do not know how much time on average is spent on a K-1 petition. I'll be grateful for an honest answer.

[pch1 64]

All VJ timelines are estimates only, so do not base your petition on the dates showing. There are many other applicants outside of VJ jut to keep that in mind. But from what I have noticed from Jan, Feb filers, its taking an average of 60 to 90 days from NOA1 to have the petition approved and this is not including RFE if any.

[TBoneTX 45,498]

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[viltud 1]

All VJ timelines are estimates only, so do not base your petition on the dates showing. There are many other applicants outside of VJ jut to keep that in mind. But from what I have noticed from Jan, Feb filers, its taking an average of 60 to 90 days from NOA1 to have the petition approved and this is not including RFE if any.

Thanks I mean from where the data are derived.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

The data for the stats here on VJ are based on member-filled timelines. Don't count on them being accurate. Many people fill in wrong info. Use the estimates here on your timeline as a guesstimate only.

[Pennycat 880]

USCIS processing times here. *Read the information above the chart*. It essentially says, if we're within our goal time, we'll post that goal time. If we're beyond goal time, we'll tell you the date of the last file we worked on (6 weeks ago). CSC is within their goal time of 5 months for I-129fs and are reporting as such.

Visajourney data here. These are taken from member's timelines here. That means that it is only a very small portion of those who have applied AND relies on people updating their timelines and doing so properly. and so are imperfect (note that it appears that VSC and TSC are still doing petitions. They're not. Just a handful of people don't even know what Service Center they're at, which should give you a picture of what kind of people that data is relaying on to be correct).

ON TOP OF IT, there are a lot of factors that could have one person's file get through a little faster than the pack, or another person's lag behind a bit. Please see my post here for reasons why, and how NO you haven't been "skipped" over in line and how you are very likely to hear soon:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/594545-when-to-chase-noa2/?p=8124873

[LionessDeon 2,060]

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/monthly_filers.php?cfl=

[viltud 1]

Thanks every one for answers. I'm trying to do for self the average waiting time. I need to plan a lot of things- like other I guess. I know that statistics is one thing and life is another. CSC (there is our case) gives the time five months, however, I observe the period that the process takes very little time and period when extended.

[pch1 64]

Thanks I mean from where the data are derived.

Oh yes, all the data is coming from registered VJ members with timelines. Whenever members update their timelines with changes to their case, it will influence a change in data. This is why VJ always asking people to start a time line and keep it up to date...it helps!