Number of cases processed hit new high!

[Bh_sarah 942]

9 minutes ago, gooblue said:

The ice storm makes me a little frustrated that we have to wait another week to see the true expected amount of work on holiday less week

To be fair, sometimes I just feel so happy we are even able to publicly access these case numbers and status. Imagine being left in the dark for more than a year/only relying on personal accounts of cases being approved! I'd go crazy.

[gooblue 50]

11 minutes ago, Bh_sarah said:

To be fair, sometimes I just feel so happy we are even able to publicly access these case numbers and status. Imagine being left in the dark for more than a year/only relying on personal accounts of cases being approved! I'd go crazy.

That's absolutely true.

[New Romantics 188]

1 hour ago, Bh_sarah said:

To be fair, sometimes I just feel so happy we are even able to publicly access these case numbers and status. Imagine being left in the dark for more than a year/only relying on personal accounts of cases being approved! I'd go crazy.

Yes!! I have thought about this before. We should be grateful we get so much access!

[ChiuA 108]

The way they are processing now (except that one day) all the late (oct,nov,dec) 2022 fillers will actually be approved by 2023, actually crazy if you think about it. They almost processed FEB 4000 cases , that's insane seriously. (still counting it says but I doubt it'll be exact 4000)

 

They are speeding months up insanely now, since the trend is like 50-60% a month done, go to next one, sad for the month that gets behind technically , but we will see definitely an increase at this rate? Honestly I take it. At least they hired more people, and work more fluent now  

Edited March 1, 2023 by ChiuA

[FromMexico W/Love 244]

13 minutes ago, New Romantics said:

Yes!! I have thought about this before. We should be grateful we get so much access!

Getting over our skis on being "grateful" this is the US Government and non-classified information. They HAVE TO give us access and information.

[New Romantics 188]

2 minutes ago, FromMexico W/Love said:

Getting over our skis on being "grateful" this is the US Government and non-classified information. They HAVE TO give us access and information.

That's true, but lots of beneficiaries come from many countries in the world, even EU ones, were such information cannot be obtained. It's a matter of perspective haha

[FromMexico W/Love 244]

Just now, New Romantics said:

That's true, but lots of beneficiaries come from many countries in the world, even EU ones, were such information cannot be obtained. It's a matter of perspective haha

Very true welcome to America haha

[Bh_sarah 942]

10 minutes ago, FromMexico W/Love said:

Getting over our skis on being "grateful" this is the US Government and non-classified information. They HAVE TO give us access and information.

Oh yes, you do have a point! But at the same time they could provide the case info only to the petitioner/beneficiary with a private online account, and then only provide transparency on quarterly or yearly reports. Let's hope they don't decide to do that in the future! haha

[Ok-Mix 117]

2 hours ago, Bh_sarah said:

To be fair, sometimes I just feel so happy we are even able to publicly access these case numbers and status. Imagine being left in the dark for more than a year/only relying on personal accounts of cases being approved! I'd go crazy.

Yep, we are super lucky to be able to do this data mining and sharing/receiving it with others.  It means we're all in this together!

[Naterson 129]

3 hours ago, Ok-Mix1229 said:

Woah! After Tuesday's numbers, PLEASE let this be a trend!  They must all have had some coffee, donuts, and a big pep rally at their morning meeting... 

 

 

Hopefully it does become the trend!

 

I looked at my timeline, and for the first time the range of estimated adjudication starts in December 2023 instead of January 2024. Pretty exciting to see that!

[Ok-Mix 117]

3 minutes ago, Naterson said:

Hopefully it does become the trend!

 

I looked at my timeline, and for the first time the range of estimated adjudication starts in December 2023 instead of January 2024. Pretty exciting to see that!

Yay, glad you said that!  I just checked too, and mine also changed earlier by a few days! 🤩

[AndiB 661]

9 minutes ago, Naterson said:

Hopefully it does become the trend!

 

I looked at my timeline, and for the first time the range of estimated adjudication starts in December 2023 instead of January 2024. Pretty exciting to see that!

Oh checked mine and it's now mid Jan (earliest) instead of late Jan 😍

[FromMexico W/Love 244]

This is excellent news! And I think that VJ's estimates are behind what we are seeing with the day-to-day data, so those would be more conservative estimates IMO. 

[Mr.So 56]

2 hours ago, ChiuA said:

The way they are processing now (except that one day) all the late (oct,nov,dec) 2022 fillers will actually be approved by 2023, actually crazy if you think about it. They almost processed FEB 4000 cases , that's insane seriously. (still counting it says but I doubt it'll be exact 4000)

 

They are speeding months up insanely now, since the trend is like 50-60% a month done, go to next one, sad for the month that gets behind technically , but we will see definitely an increase at this rate? Honestly I take it. At least they hired more people, and work more fluent now  

At this improved processing rate, when should I get an approval, if I filed my k1 in mid April 2022? And when should we expect to interview at the embassy?🥺 Just your best guess, thank you.

Edited March 1, 2023 by Mr.So

[Naterson 129]

11 minutes ago, Mr.So said:

At this improved processing rate, when should I get an approval, if I filed my k1 in mid April 2022? And when should we expect to interview at the embassy?🥺 Just your best guess, thank you.

They're slowly getting into January now. I'd guess about 3 months to start NOA2 for April, and about 6 to get most cases done. They don't go in order so it's hard to say when for sure in that period you might fall.