Nikitka85

I know exactly how you feel - I had to wait for mine for 56 days and almost got crazy - if I am not mistaken, you are on day 53 so still fine hehe. Just joking. Im sure we all want the process to go as fast as possible and it's frustrating when we see people getting approved day after day, even those who filed way after us.
But the more I read through the forum, the more I realize how lucky we all are now - even though in our eyes 2 months seem terribly long. It wasnt always this fast - only a few months ago 4 month processing time was considered WOOW!
Who knows what kind of background checks they have to do, how many agencies they request feedback from. Also the more countries you travelled to or the more times you visited USA, the longer it will probably take - or if you were granted a visa in the past. I am also sure that as a future resident of the USA you would also not want them to let "just anyone" into the country - well after the shooting incident in CA i wouldnt blame them for a little more caution.
Plus as stated many times before, we also should understand that these people at USCIS are only people - with vacations and sick kids who also want to celebrate Christmas in peace and quiet.
I know these are just words that may not help you in any way but as coming from someone who obsessively checked the case status 200times a day (even though I know the approval texts and emails only come at 9pm California time) and now checking the DHL tracking site every few hours, believe me I know what you are going through and that all you can do it wait.
Just HANG IN THERE!! Get a hobby, start reading a cool book, the approval WILL come Afterwards it will all be so fast, you won't know what to do first :)
Hopefully you'll get the approval veeery soon. Sending some relaxing vibes your way ............ ................ ............. :-P

Ummm.. I got 3 NOAs total. All extenssion letters. 😬

Congrats to everyone who got their NOAs!!! I know it lifted a lot of worry off my shoulders.
 
Ok, so I'm happy about finally receiving that piece of paper and excited to update my Timeline here on VisaJourney. Filing date 2018-09-04 (received date on the NOA) and then NOA1 date 2018-10-20. Click Save and get an error message:
 
" Time between when a petition was mailed to the USCIS and the NOA1 (Notice of Receipt) may be too long. NOA1s (the date on the form itself) should be within four weeks (max) of the date you originally sent the form to the USCIS. "
 
Bahahaha not even VisaJourney can believe it took so long 😁😁😁
Yes. Mine says the same.

Finally got the NOA (18 month extension) in hand! ❤️

Husband just texted I got my NOA1 in the mail today. Yay!! My case starts with LIN so it got transferred from CSC to Nebraska. Totally going for a drink (or three) tonight !!!!! 

@Miki28 just FYI when I applied for a new passport after name change, it only took a month. My embassy is in Chicago, although the lady said that processing time depends on your  Czech regional office since it’s all done electronically. My office is in Ostrava and they are pretty quick 🙂

Great news!!! You’re giving me hope mine might get cashed soon. 
 
 

Woohooo!!! Status of EAD has just been updated! "New Card is being produced"!!! Oh damn, now i gotta find a job :-O :-D

WISCONSIN:
Wausau, WI
Aspirus Family Health Specialists
Dr. Hilary Scully
2720 Plaza Drive, Suite 1300
Wausau, WI 54401
$30 for the vaccination transcript only - I didnt need the entire medical
Chippewa Falls:
Oak Leaf Medical Network
Dr. Terry Benson
2829 County Highway I
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
$300 for the full medical, vaccination transcript only NOT available
Dr. Benson has offices in Eau Claire, Ladysmith and Chippewa Falls but immigration medical exams are only performed in Chippewa Falls office
Good luck!

Hmmm just wondering whether I belong here or to October filers group. Although, all the good stuff will (hopefully) happen to me in November