Theory on processing times

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2 minutes ago, Naes said:

i am a she by the way 

I recalled that within ~60 seconds of posting and edited it already.   But yes, she / you is/are an angel. I swear I will remember to put "she" the first time one of these days!

Edited March 30, 2018 by geowrian

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On 3/29/2018 at 10:20 PM, SvetikP said:

@Janet3, ok thats some good information. What I was looking for. You and husband were not previously married. You waited 6 months 

 

I have an app that tracks approvals. Cases that were approved in 4 months were all young couples. Which is what caused me to think of this idea. 

What app do you use? 

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On 3/29/2018 at 9:06 PM, SvetikP said:

I have a theory on processing times. Younger couples go through quicker. They have less history that has to be checked. A couple at 20 that has no divorces, police records, no children, should be processed pretty quick. 

 

On the other hand an older couple at age 40 with divorce, children, police records (not me), now has to prove they are divorced, their past activities examined by USCIS. Longer processing time. 

 

Anyone have info on whether younger people get processed quicker? 

I haven't read al the replies... I think your comment is kind of ridiculous but that's probably because back when I filed in 2014 I was 25 so according to you I'd be processed quicker... It took us almost a year start to finish before we could get married so no. We're not treated differently because of age. Is there a possibility that some are processed differently because of other reasons such as where they're from? Maybe not during the USCIS stage but definitely at the embassy stage.