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Is it the USCIS in California moving faster than normal?

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Crazy Cat Grand Master

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I wouldn't be so bold as to predict acceleration, but this trends graph seems to indicate that CSC processing time for K-1s has at least leveled off.  Unfortunately, it is still 4 times what it was in Jan 2017.

 

 

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But they were talking like that probably will take longer than 6 months, with all the graphics im and looking that september is moving already, do you think it can be less than 6 months? like my timeline is saying finals of august, i will be so happy to see if it keeps moving like this maybe i can expect it july maybe one month ahead? i have my fingers crossed

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I submitted my I-612 in February 2017 to uscis California center and its been 13 long month and still nothing it's a hardship waiver I think California center is kinda slow.....

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20 hours ago, Wajid said:

I submitted my I-612 in February 2017 to uscis California center and its been 13 long month and still nothing it's a hardship waiver I think California center is kinda slow.....

Good luck, I know waiting is so frustrating. And not knowing any kind of info is more.Hope u get it soon.

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On 4/12/2018 at 7:18 PM, keep_up said:

I filed my I-130 Oc-30 2017, still nothing. I think CSC is the slowest.

 

On 4/12/2018 at 7:18 PM, keep_up said:

I filed my I-130 Oc-30 2017, still nothing. I think CSC is the slowest.

California is the absolute slowest of all processing centersWe have waited 9-1/2 years for an I-130 and they don’t care. Their stupid date of June 9th, 2009 prevents us sending an official enquiry. Our form acceptance date is August 10th, 2009. Their date is one year old since it was published. What idiots sent our I-130 to California??? ####### do they do in California? They sure don’t work!

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Funny to see a thread a couple people down:

It is indeed highly, highly variable.

 

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