Number of cases processed hit new high!

[Anna Hessler 119]

I'm not seeing any data for Wednesday and on so my post is delayed. Unless you have it Andi?

[wav_m 84]

1 hour ago, Anna Hessler said:

I'm not seeing any data for Wednesday and on so my post is delayed. Unless you have it Andi?

I gather USCIS had some system maintenance this week, so some data is missing – the tracking spreadsheet that got linked here a little while ago has also been struggling to pull all the data.

[AndiB 662]

1 hour ago, Anna Hessler said:

I'm not seeing any data for Wednesday and on so my post is delayed. Unless you have it Andi?

Oh damn I did. I recently cleared my spreadsheet after totalling. I'll see if I can reobtain else it's in flier forums and WhatsApp group. I can look tomorrow, sadly it's bedtime here 

[Nikobe 129]

14 hours ago, wav_m said:

I gather USCIS had some system maintenance this week, so some data is missing – the tracking spreadsheet that got linked here a little while ago has also been struggling to pull all the data.

They have now succeeded.

I reckon that the spreadsheet is the most complete data base out there at the moment. They are supposedly scanning all months from January 2021 until January 2023 filers, which is insane work.

Total approvals were 878, which would mean a decrease in backlog.

[Nikobe 129]

20 minutes ago, Nikobe said:

They have now succeeded.

I reckon that the spreadsheet is the most complete data base out there at the moment. They are supposedly scanning all months from January 2021 until January 2023 filers, which is insane work.

Total approvals were 878, which would mean a decrease in backlog.

In addition to the 878 approvals, there are 188 withdrawals and denials (mostly for Jan 23 and Feb 23 filers, I guess) - I would not necessarily count them as a backlog reduction for myself because they are most likely located behind my case (May 22).

 

They also gave access to their detailed database records: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lccWAt0D7eMrs70E4507TJias9fTFEwj5grxU5TbQlQ/edit#gid=0

 

Their work is honestly insane to me. It is the first complete data base I have come across and I have therefore just donated.

Edited February 14, 2023 by Nikobe

[AndiB 662]

7 minutes ago, Nikobe said:

In addition to the 878 approvals, there are 188 withdrawals and denials (mostly for Jan 23 and Feb 23 filers, I guess) - I would not necessarily count them as a backlog reduction for myself because they are most likely located behind my case (May 22).

 

They also gave access to their detailed database records: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lccWAt0D7eMrs70E4507TJias9fTFEwj5grxU5TbQlQ/edit#gid=0

 

Their work is honestly insane to me. It is the first complete data base I have come across and I have therefore just donated.

What makes you think they're mostly jan and feb filers? I'm on mobile at work so struggling to look at that spreadsheet so sorry if it's there.

 

I just connect approval/denial/withdrawal for july-dec 2021 right now and got 825 for last week so if majority are 2023 then my numbers would be way higher than theirs with no understanding how...

 

[Nikobe 129]

4 minutes ago, AndiB said:

What makes you think they're mostly jan and feb filers? I'm on mobile at work so struggling to look at that spreadsheet so sorry if it's there.

 

I just connect approval/denial/withdrawal for july-dec 2021 right now and got 825 for last week so if majority are 2023 then my numbers would be way higher than theirs with no understanding how...

 

My initial thought was based on the "early" denials (clear filing errors that lead to immediate denial (lack of money etc.)).

 

74 approvals/denials/withdrawals from their sheet are post-May 22 filers based on their database from Wednesday onwards --> file: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lccWAt0D7eMrs70E4507TJias9fTFEwj5grxU5TbQlQ/edit#gid=0.

Edited February 14, 2023 by Nikobe

[AndiB 662]

7 minutes ago, Nikobe said:

My initial thought was based on the "early" denials (clear filing errors that lead to immediate denial (lack of money etc.)).

 

74 approvals/denials/withdrawals from their sheet are post-May 22 filers based on their database from Wednesday onwards --> file: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lccWAt0D7eMrs70E4507TJias9fTFEwj5grxU5TbQlQ/edit#gid=0.

Hmm i wonder why mine is higher than theirs then? 🤔 

[New Romantics 188]

Am I reading the spreadsheet right that the were 1000 aprovals + denials last week? Or does that include RFE??

[AndiB 662]

10 minutes ago, New Romantics said:

Am I reading the spreadsheet right that the were 1000 aprovals + denials last week? Or does that include RFE??

Just asked em, it's not including RFE 👀

[New Romantics 188]

2 hours ago, AndiB said:

Just asked em, it's not including RFE 👀

Well, I'll be damned 😂😂 At this pace I should get my approval in 36 weeks or so 👀 how is this the only scan showing 1k? im very curious!

[AndiB 662]

1 minute ago, New Romantics said:

Well, I'll be damned 😂😂 At this pace I should get my approval in 36 weeks or so 👀 how is this the only scan showing 1k? im very curious!

They're running the full range, most scans are just july-dec, oct-dec and such. As another user pointed out this means their number processed will include cases ahead of your noa1 (eg 2023 cases) 

[New Romantics 188]

Just now, AndiB said:

They're running the full range, most scans are just july-dec, oct-dec and such. As another user pointed out this means their number processed will include cases ahead of your noa1 (eg 2023 cases) 

Oh wow! Interesting! That's a lot of work. Well this is amazing then 🙌

[Quimat 154]

3 hours ago, AndiB said:

Just asked em, it's not including RFE 👀

This is literally the best news 😭🙌🏾

[GinoNiña 182]

less than 1K processed this week. not good.  and next week is only a 4day work week.