I-751 August 2016 Filers

[Derwood 202]

11 hours ago, shell20 said:

Any way @AustinCanada and @Zombie69  I think I will now let you read those articles and make your own hypothesis, this girl is going to have a big glass of wine as she deserves with all the hard research she has done for you guys! Lol

This girl was on fire!

[Name O Boy 511]

17 hours ago, shell20 said:

You are probably correct about the case transfers, I posted that link. I doubt it will take 2 years unless there are mitigating circumstances,  also the USCIS just mess up at times,  as they have with other people, one in particular. However, regarding the January filer without even looking it will be a divorce waiver, an F1 filer or someone who has sent too little evidence, they go by weight and just send it on, or someone who has sent way too much evidence, again they go by weight and if its too large its too much work to deal with, too little and then they seem to assume that there is not enough evidence.As for CSC I think in the next couple of months they will speed up, I'm not psychic but I just have instinct and I normally go with my inner senses.

 

 You have a good weekend too!  a

That's a CSC filler and I don't think so he is divorce waiver applicant but he posted that his interview is on August 29 or 30. I like your assessment about the interview picks   Honestly at this point I would like to have an interview as soon as possible so I am done with this process. It is frustrating 

[Name O Boy 511]

11 hours ago, AustinCanada said:

USCIS sometimes processes few newer cases for training.   

 

I saw few lucky ones getting processed fast during the I-130 process.    Needless to say, they didn't pick my file!  

 

Well, it does make sense now you are the bad omen. Hang on there you would be approved next year with me 

Edited August 12, 2017 by Name O Boy

[Zombie69 363]

Wow, VSC is now beginning to adjudicate Sept filers. I don't mean to sound bitchy or anything, but this is getting ridiculous. Very soon, VSC's processing times will be 6 months! And CSC will become even slower??

Edited August 13, 2017 by Zombie69

[usman104 23]

I received my approval letter on 08/12/2017.

 

VSC:

 card order date on 8/11/2017

case file: 9/06/2016

Biometric: 10/14/2016

[Zombie69 363]

On 8/11/2017 at 7:40 PM, Name O Boy said:

Thanks for your research, you know how to dig deep  In my opinion CSC is sharing VSC burden which is taking them longer than usual. I read on the threads that USCIS officials told applicants of I-751 that it's going to take one and a half year or two years which is a joke but in the next few months things would become more clear. Most of the VJ June-2016 filers got their approval in July and August. Realistically at this point for CSC, 1 year to 14 months is the processing time frame based on the VJ threads outcome. In addition, I saw one January-2017 filer got an interview notice so It's kinda strange to calculate the processing timeline. Thanks again for your extensive research   enjoy your weekend. Kind Regards 

Hope you are right about the part of CSC speeding up part. VSC has begun to adjudicate their Sept filers, just wow

[Name O Boy 511]

11 hours ago, Zombie69 said:

Hope you are right about the part of CSC speeding up part. VSC has begun to adjudicate their Sept filers, just wow

I told you before you would get your GC in September or October this year. This is what my crystal ball says 

[Zombie69 363]

2 minutes ago, Name O Boy said:

I told you before you would get your GC in September or October this year. This is what my crystal ball says 

No, VSC is adjudication fast which has nothing to do with California Service Center. I filed mine there. I was being sarcastic. CSC is very slow. 

[lcwilliams 4]

hi guys,

i'm getting nervous about this. i filed in JULY 29, 2016 and my NOA is August 1, 2016. I'm getting nervous as my visa is going to expire in sept 30, 2017. What would be the next step if I won't get approved before my visa expires? any ideas?

[shell20 746]

21 minutes ago, lcwilliams said:

hi guys,

i'm getting nervous about this. i filed in JULY 29, 2016 and my NOA is August 1, 2016. I'm getting nervous as my visa is going to expire in sept 30, 2017. What would be the next step if I won't get approved before my visa expires? any ideas?

If you need it  for work, travel driving licencee etc, then make an appointment with your local  field office and ask for an ii551 stamp in your passport, if your passport is expired, take two photos with you if/when you go for the stamp.  I'm sure you will hear shortly, even if you filed at CSC.

[Zombie69 363]

The new processing times date is available again, and it has gone backwards to June 15th?? And VSC has gone back to June as well. Must be a technical error.

On 8/12/2017 at 1:37 PM, Name O Boy said:

Well, it does make sense now you are the bad omen. Hang on there you would be approved next year with me 

 

On 8/12/2017 at 1:37 PM, Name O Boy said:

Well, it does make sense now you are the bad omen. Hang on there you would be approved next year with me 

 

[Name O Boy 511]

17 minutes ago, Zombie69 said:

The new processing times date is available again, and it has gone backwards to June 15th?? And VSC has gone back to June as well. Must be a technical error.

 

 

USCIS is having fun they are trying to play with our minds 

[Zombie69 363]

23 minutes ago, Name O Boy said:

USCIS is having fun they are trying to play with our minds 

At least Vermont Service Center is going backwards,lol

[Zombie69 363]

A few CSC late June filers got approved, maybe that is a silver lining, maybe CSC is finally moving??

Edited August 16, 2017 by Zombie69

[Calikitkat 16]

I just checked CSC processing times now and as of June 30th, they we processing June 20th. So it would look like they are only 10 days behind. But I do not see anybody from July and August 2016 being approved at CSC.

 

Can't believe how CSC was so much more ahead of VSC when I filed in November 2016 and now it is behind. Maybe they can do some sort of load balancing.