John & Mei

Just to show let you know that the Potomac Processing Center has seen amazing improvements over the past six months in the processing time.  Our applications (4 total) have just gotten NOA2 and sent to the NVC.  What is amazing to me is that the trend which I guessed back in early December, 2018 has been maintained. Go Potomac Processing Center Personnel!!!  That attached plot is reflective of the status as of 15 March, 2019. Thank you for all the help Potomac Processing Center in bringing my family together.

PPC_time_plot.pdf

I saw the new ones and have updated the image, adding in a "Thank You" to those amazing folks at the Potomac Service Center who are making this all possible.  The latest two came in under the simple prediction trend I plotted. Not sure what the holiday impact will be for the time line. But, if any of the Potomac Service Center personnel are able to view this, Thank You and Happy Holidays.

I just updated the plot with that new Potomac July 20th approval and it falls spot on the continuing trend.

Here is an improved analysis that is easier to understand.  I doubt the obvious trend will continue but I will keep tracking it.  Keep in mind, this is only data from the Potomac Service Center. 

Has anyone had any experience with submission of multiple I-130 applications.  The majority of the submissions seem to be related to married couples with no children.  I am curious to see if anyone has anything to share w.r.t. their own expense, especially in regard to the processing times experienced.

Curtis,

I am in the process now for I-130s (wife and her three children).  I have sent USCIS a pile of annotated photos from our (myself and two daughters) frequent (7) trips over to visit.  We are on WeChat constantly. I believe if I was to print the records off I might end up with thousands of pages.  Were you told to bring this evidence with you to the interview?  We have been together since 8/2016, and that is a lot of wechat. 

John