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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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This is a kind request to all those who have been transfered to CSC from VSC. Please dont change ur service center on VJ. This changes the data for both the centers and doesnt give people who are waiting a clear idea of the timelines. I hope you all understand.

USCIS (Vermont Service Center) Journey

Mailed I-130 Packet on 05/27/08

Approved: 12/23/08

NVC Journey

NVC Case Number assigned 01/02/09

Case Completed 01/21/09

End of Visa Journey

New Delhi Embassy Interview 03/17/09

VISA APPROVED!!!!!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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This is a kind request to all those who have been transfered to CSC from VSC. Please dont change ur service center on VJ. This changes the data for both the centers and doesnt give people who are waiting a clear idea of the timelines. I hope you all understand.

How so? I would have thought it would provide greater clarity....

YMMV

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
Timeline
This is a kind request to all those who have been transfered to CSC from VSC. Please dont change ur service center on VJ. This changes the data for both the centers and doesnt give people who are waiting a clear idea of the timelines. I hope you all understand.

How so? I would have thought it would provide greater clarity....

unfortunately it does not coz people who are transfered to CSC are technically VSC filers.

USCIS (Vermont Service Center) Journey

Mailed I-130 Packet on 05/27/08

Approved: 12/23/08

NVC Journey

NVC Case Number assigned 01/02/09

Case Completed 01/21/09

End of Visa Journey

New Delhi Embassy Interview 03/17/09

VISA APPROVED!!!!!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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This is a kind request to all those who have been transfered to CSC from VSC. Please dont change ur service center on VJ. This changes the data for both the centers and doesnt give people who are waiting a clear idea of the timelines. I hope you all understand.

How so? I would have thought it would provide greater clarity....

unfortunately it does not coz people who are transfered to CSC are technically VSC filers.

How so? they are being adjudicated at CSC utilizing CSC resources...

YMMV

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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How so? they are being adjudicated at CSC utilizing CSC resources...

Agree with you.

It does not matter where you bought the ticket

What matters is the place of boarding, transit and destination.

Did I forget the airline...

05-26-2008 Marriage

06-23-2008 Leaving my baby

07-29-2008 I-130 to Chicago lock box

07-30-2008 CSC received I-130

08-01-2008 NOA1

08-05-2008 Touched

11-25-2008 NOA2.

NVC journey begins

12-01-2008 NVC received

12-05-2008 NVC sent visa fee

12-23-2008 NVC received visa fee

12-dd-2008 AOS package received

12-dd-2008 AOS package sent to NVC

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Those of us who are being transfered have very old cases -- up to 10 months or more in age.

If VJ uses average time to adjudicate in its calculation of the range to figure out when someone is likely to be adjudicated, taking really old cases that have been at Vermont and moving them to California will significantly increase the estimated time erroneously. Since they are adjudicating our cases in under 3 weeks, at most moving our cases to California should only change the estimates by 3 weeks or so. Instead, when our cases are included in California's calculation, it is changing the estimates by 3-6 months! And that's just not the reality.

Therefore, those of us who had changed our processing from Vermont to California in our timelines and recognized how it was messing up the estimates for California filers (regular Cali filers, not transfers) changed our timelines back to Vermont.

We think it is better to have the estimates 3 weeks off than 3 or 6 months off.

Sent I-130 to VT 25-Oct-2007

I-130 Moved to California 6-August-2008

My petition has been in 3 states (1, twice) in 9 months!

Rec'd by CSC 8/9, touched 8/11, 8/12, 8/15, 8/20, 8/25

Approved Tuesday, 25-August-2008

10 months since we mailed the petition

Rec'd NVC 9/3, Invoice Generated 9/10, DS-3032 emailed 9/11.

Rec'd AOS invoice 9/15, paid online 9/15, Accepted as Paid 9/18, mailed I-864EZ 9/19

IV Invoiced 9/18, paid online 9/19, Accepted as paid 9/22

DS-230 sent 10/2

Case complete @NVC 10/8 - 11 months, 1 week and 6 days

Interview in Montreal December 18, 2008 - scheduled 1 year, 1 week and 3 days after the start of our journey. Takes place 1 year, 1 month, 3 weeks and 2 days after the start...

[X] Passed [ ] Failed Interview

Thursday, April 2, 2009 Activated Visa - 1 year, 5 months, 1 week and 1 day

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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but in statistics averaging should minimize and outliers should be ignored... maybe this is more a question for the captain....

YMMV

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
Timeline
Those of us who are being transfered have very old cases -- up to 10 months or more in age.

If VJ uses average time to adjudicate in its calculation of the range to figure out when someone is likely to be adjudicated, taking really old cases that have been at Vermont and moving them to California will significantly increase the estimated time erroneously. Since they are adjudicating our cases in under 3 weeks, at most moving our cases to California should only change the estimates by 3 weeks or so. Instead, when our cases are included in California's calculation, it is changing the estimates by 3-6 months! And that's just not the reality.

Therefore, those of us who had changed our processing from Vermont to California in our timelines and recognized how it was messing up the estimates for California filers (regular Cali filers, not transfers) changed our timelines back to Vermont.

We think it is better to have the estimates 3 weeks off than 3 or 6 months off.

i agree. changing timelines to california makes the system change timelines and inturn changes the processing time. the processing time shows that VSC is currently working on feb 15 cases. this is not true as we have seen many getting transfered to CSC (as late as early march) and havent seen much activity from VSC. let alone VSC, we havent seen much activity in CSC as well apart from the transffered applications.

to make the story short, it is my understanding that something looks screwy in the statistical diagram and just the numbers.

USCIS (Vermont Service Center) Journey

Mailed I-130 Packet on 05/27/08

Approved: 12/23/08

NVC Journey

NVC Case Number assigned 01/02/09

Case Completed 01/21/09

End of Visa Journey

New Delhi Embassy Interview 03/17/09

VISA APPROVED!!!!!

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