I-751 July 2016 Filers

[Zombie69 363]

15 hours ago, Mrpatient said:

Even at the present positive rate of CSC approvals, which on average appears to be 5-6 a week on a good week, and projecting 90 July filers on VJ, it looks like another 5 months to get through all July VJ filers. That means early Aug filers should expect to hear something in mid Feb 2018. Of course I'm still secretly hoping that the situation will improve and roc will again be prioritized as in the past. 

 

 

That is about right. I have been predicting that all along and I hope my prediction is wrong and we will all be approved sooner.

[Bomzy 19]

Good to see most of VSC and some of CSC peeps getting approved, congratulations guys and good luck to other people. May yours approve quickly so Sept comes sooner

[Y&i2015 2]

Uscis updated the processing times. 

July vsc can already submit a request, alledgly they are reviewing August 5th 2016! 

Csc...as usual super behind. July 5th.

[SilverLake 40]

56 minutes ago, Y&i2015 said:

Uscis updated the processing times. 

July vsc can already submit a request, alledgly they are reviewing August 5th 2016! 

Csc...as usual super behind. July 5th.

Well that's good news for CSC. I was expecting the updated date to be 6/27 or something.

Edited September 18, 2017 by SilverLake

[Zombie69 363]

2 hours ago, SilverLake said:

Well that's good news for CSC. I was expecting the updated date to be 6/27 or something.

Yes, now it is 2 weeks per month for CSC filers, so it is a bit encouraging. If this rate continues, they will be done with CSC July filers by early November. Fingers crossed for all CSC filers who have not been approved. Just a matter of time.

[Zombie69 363]

Now i am trying to justify why CSC is way behind this year, I guess because states with huge population like CA, TX, FL all under the jurisdiction of CSC, and maybe that is why CSC is slow this year, but when CSC was faster than VSC, CA, TX, Fl were still under CSC by law, so I guess this only reason i can suspect is over the past few years, we had an influx of 485 applicants based on marriage due to the fear of Trump being elected?? Perhaps 

[4444510 33]

35 minutes ago, Zombie69 said:

Now i am trying to justify why CSC is way behind this year, I guess because states with huge population like CA, TX, FL all under the jurisdiction of CSC, and maybe that is why CSC is slow this year, but when CSC was faster than VSC, CA, TX, Fl were still under CSC by law, so I guess this only reason i can suspect is over the past few years, we had an influx of 485 applicants based on marriage due to the fear of Trump being elected?? Perhaps 

I was told at infopass the delay was due change of administration. I didn't ask which administration but I suppose CSC administration since VSC is ok. Another reason was the influx as you said.

[darkchile 11]

i just realize that CSC said they are at July 5, 2016. 

[Zombie69 363]

1 hour ago, 4444510 said:

I was told at infopass the delay was due change of administration. I didn't ask which administration but I suppose CSC administration since VSC is ok. Another reason was the influx as you said.

It it were Trump, then VSC would have been delayed too, it was already slowing down before Trump took office.

[WassimA 1]

I am a July 5th filer; does this mean I can file a request now? And if so, can somebody tell me what exactly that means and how I do that Please? Many thanks.

6 hours ago, Y&i2015 said:

Uscis updated the processing times. 

July vsc can already submit a request, alledgly they are reviewing August 5th 2016! 

Csc...as usual super behind. July 5th.

 

[Y&i2015 2]

6 minutes ago, WassimA said:

I am a July 5th filer; does this mean I can file a request now? And if so, can somebody tell me what exactly that means and how I do that Please? Many thanks.

 

Yes I think you can't. 

It basically means your application is out of processing time so they need to fasten your procedure. 

Go where you usually check your case, scroll down and there's " submit a case inquiry request" and just follow the steps. 

[4444510 33]

36 minutes ago, Zombie69 said:

It it were Trump, then VSC would have been delayed too, it was already slowing down before Trump took office.

I am talking about change of CSC administration, not White House.

[Zombie69 363]

17 minutes ago, 4444510 said:

I am talking about change of CSC administration, not White House.

Ok, the change of administration due to a new White House?

[silentplummet 3]

3 hours ago, Zombie69 said:

Now i am trying to justify why CSC is way behind this year, I guess because states with huge population like CA, TX, FL all under the jurisdiction of CSC, and maybe that is why CSC is slow this year, but when CSC was faster than VSC, CA, TX, Fl were still under CSC by law, so I guess this only reason i can suspect is over the past few years, we had an influx of 485 applicants based on marriage due to the fear of Trump being elected?? Perhaps 

It may be a ripple effect from DACA.  My wife and I were trying to get a K1 visa at the time, and there was a big kerfluffle about how they took processors away from K1 visas at CSC specifically to work on DACA.  Eventually they caught up, but they created a wave that has now bounced back as the K1 recipients now file for removal of conditions.

[friendlyusa 37]

10 minutes ago, silentplummet said:

It may be a ripple effect from DACA.  My wife and I were trying to get a K1 visa at the time, and there was a big kerfluffle about how they took processors away from K1 visas at CSC specifically to work on DACA.  Eventually they caught up, but they created a wave that has now bounced back as the K1 recipients now file for removal of conditions.

I agree with your reasoning and what is to be noted here is that they did take full fees money from all