jlgherrera

I'm feeling really frustrated and discouraged...........I called the consulate in Ciudad Juarez a few weeks ago, and was told that our petition was there and had been 'qualified' on Sept. 19. The guy told me I could expect an appointment letter in 2-12 months (!!). So I called again today to see if there was an appointment scheduled. I was told there was none scheduled, and he told me I could expect an appointment letter in 5-8 months! I know I probably shouldn't believe anything they tell me, but I'm freaked out. I mean this is a K3...........I thought the whole point was that it was supposed to be quick. Someone please reassure me that it will be soon!

Ours was forwarded to Ciudad Juarez in the beginning of September. I called the consulate this week and was told it 'qualified' on Sept. 19. So now we're just waiting..........

Well, I called. The agent told me our petition 'qualified' on Sept. 19, whatever that means........hopefully it means our packet is on the way.

Thanks for the info! If I call Juarez, should I just ask if they got the petition, or if they've sent our package, or what?

Our approved K3 petition was sent to Ciudad Juarez the first week of September. I know we're waiting for a package with instructions to prepare for the appointment.......but how soon should we expect it? Will it also include our interview date, or does that come later? Also, do they only send the packet to the beneficiary, or also to the petitioner's US address?

Sorry, I couldn't find info that specific anywhere. Thanks in advance!

My parents called Friday saying we had a letter from NVC...........they have our petition.

Yay, I am so happy to finally be posting in this thread! Just got the NOA 2 last night. Anyone else here who is waiting to interview at Ciudad Juarez?

We got our approval email in the middle of the night! I ran in and woke up my husband just now when I saw it.

For anyone who's still waiting..........we had absolutely no movement for over three months, then it happened all at once. We had almost given up hope, and thought there was some problem with our petition. So hang in there! Hopefully yours will come out of the blue too.

We got a touch!!!!!!!!!

It's only a touch, but it's the first activity I've seen since April! I swear I almost fell off my chair when I saw it.

I've finally decided I'm going to try calling to see if I can find out anything.........which number should I call? Just the customer service # on the USCIS website? My petition is at CSC.....

Well, I called, and the girl I got was actually really friendly and helpful. As usual, she told me it was still pending, but she did check to see if she could find anything else, then told me that they're processing petitions with a date of Feb. 1 right now. Who knows if that's accurate or not, but it's better than what is listed on the website right now for CSC processing times.

I've finally decided I'm going to try calling to see if I can find out anything.........which number should I call? Just the customer service # on the USCIS website? My petition is at CSC.....

today it has been 140 days for my I-130 and 130 days for my I-129.

Just saw the timelines of other people from India and most of them got their interviews on average 155-170 days after NOA1 INJUSTICE OR WHAT

Is there any one at CSC whose been waiting longer than I have?

Yes, just a little bit.

Can everyone Sound off who's not yet approved? How many of us are there still?????

Still no approval on K3. Is there anyone else left who filed as far back as me and still has no approval?

I guess I am missing something, why do you need to wait for 129F approval when your 130 is approved? You should move forward with 130. 129F through K3 only helps to bring your spouse to the US sooner if the 130 has not been approved. You show an NOA2 for 130....so I am assuming that is approval (or did you mean something else?) I am just wondering if there is something I have misunderstood about this process.

Even with my NOA2 in March for the I-130, it will still take more than a year at this point to get an interview for Mexico. If I get a K3 interview first, I'm going for it.

Can everyone Sound off who's not yet approved? How many of us are there still?????

Still no approval on K3. Is there anyone else left who filed as far back as me and still has no approval?

Lilikoi

Thanks for your encouraging words.

Today we reached our 95 day mark from our NOA1.

107 days..

95 days not a big deal then...

What else can I say...Wish we all have behind us.

But I thought that we'll be approved in this month.That 's why we are SO frustrated.

I am now at 126 days since the NOA 1, and I feel so hopeless. I can't live here in Mexico much longer. I just want to go home with my husband!

LvivLovers.........don't worry, you're not alone! I've noticed that there are less and less of us March filers remaining with no NOA2. We thought we'd have something by now too. Something has to happen soon.

I just tried the USCIS number from here in Mexico, and heard a message saying that number could not be reached from my location! Has this happened to anyone else?

Thank you! I appreciate your helpful response - I wasn't aware that there was a projected adjudication date on the timelines. One more question: how can I add the projected date to my own timeline?

The estimated date should have been added automaticly. The program may be set up so that you have to fill in the sent dates for the I-130 and I-129F, so I would try that first. If that does not work then it is time to contact a moderator.

It worked, thanks!

I know it's under the 'picture of the pretty dark haired girl'. What I don't see is a drastic change. The time between the NOA1 and NOA2 looks about the same as it always has.......where is it showing that it has increased by a month?

Try looking under my timeline on the left side of your post. Mine only increased 18 days, but that puts my estimated adjucation into the next month.

Thank you! I appreciate your helpful response - I wasn't aware that there was a projected adjudication date on the timelines. One more question: how can I add the projected date to my own timeline?

My timeline for both the petitions moved a month back within 2 days. why such a drastic change???

hmmmmm even the timelines are betraying me now... I want my mommy!

Where do you find this?

At the top of this page, look for the words "Immigration Timelines". You'll find it under the picture of the pretty dark haired girl on the far left in the row of pictures.

I know it's under the 'picture of the pretty dark haired girl'. What I don't see is a drastic change. The time between the NOA1 and NOA2 looks about the same as it always has.......where is it showing that it has increased by a month?

My timeline for both the petitions moved a month back within 2 days. why such a drastic change???

hmmmmm even the timelines are betraying me now... I want my mommy!

Where do you find this?

Should I be counting our time from the date we got our NOA1, or from the time it was transferred to CSC, three weeks later?

OK everyone. I got some news today - not good new, mind you, but it may shed light on other people's delays:

I wrote my Congressman who said that the official recieved date was changed to May 1st, 2007, 35 days after they actually recieved it. Aparently, they don't count the other office having recieved it first - they've started the clock over, moved the goal posts. Damn.

So everyone who was moved to the CSC or is in the CSC, you may expect longer delays.

Somehow, that is actually a little comforting. At least there is a reason.

I've been pretty patient so far but I'm getting extremely frustrated..........our NOA1 was on March 8, and we got a notice that our petition was transferred to CSC on March 26, and no touches since April 26. It seems like people that filed after us are getting approved.........what should I do?? Would it do any good to call? And WHY is the I-129F for spouses not even listed on the CSC processing times anymore?

Also, even if they should divorce, you can still be held financially responsible for her. Just something to consider.

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