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I got my NOA2 today, I'm one of the 500 block changes!!

Much better result today, less than 35% remaining and just broke through to less than 1k cases remaining.
Probably going to scratch 70% in the next two weeks.  I don't know what the ceiling is for month, I estimate that its closer to an 80% completion rate; though that really comes down to how many RFE's get turned around.

I expect that the case-rate is going to go even lower by the end of the month; we will see. 

 

Not sure about it either; its not a withdrawal since that would move it to the rejected field.  

This looks like the new normal as far as case processing goes. Close to the milestone that doesn't matter of 1k remaining cases.

 

Not sure about it either; its not a withdrawal since that would move it to the rejected field.  

This looks like the new normal as far as case processing goes. Close to the milestone that doesn't matter of 1k remaining cases.

 

Another slow day,  still holding two digits of cases being completed.  Today was the weakest day for the September 2020 followers since the month started getting worked on.  Anomalous activity in the Sept 29th row, where one case was moved from approval back to in progress, unsure how that happened.  Might be able to get under 1k remaining cases by the end of the week still (would need to average 16 cases accepted per day for the next two days).

 

Not sure about it either; its not a withdrawal since that would move it to the rejected field.  

This looks like the new normal as far as case processing goes. Close to the milestone that doesn't matter of 1k remaining cases.

 

Another slow day,  still holding two digits of cases being completed.  Today was the weakest day for the September 2020 followers since the month started getting worked on.  Anomalous activity in the Sept 29th row, where one case was moved from approval back to in progress, unsure how that happened.  Might be able to get under 1k remaining cases by the end of the week still (would need to average 16 cases accepted per day for the next two days).

 

Another slow day,  still holding two digits of cases being completed.  Today was the weakest day for the September 2020 followers since the month started getting worked on.  Anomalous activity in the Sept 29th row, where one case was moved from approval back to in progress, unsure how that happened.  Might be able to get under 1k remaining cases by the end of the week still (would need to average 16 cases accepted per day for the next two days).

 

Another slow day,  still holding two digits of cases being completed.  Today was the weakest day for the September 2020 followers since the month started getting worked on.  Anomalous activity in the Sept 29th row, where one case was moved from approval back to in progress, unsure how that happened.  Might be able to get under 1k remaining cases by the end of the week still (would need to average 16 cases accepted per day for the next two days).

 

Nothing appeared to have been done over the holiday (it's fine wasn't expecting anything to be done) Slow day for approvals; but the amount processed is above pace. Getting close to having less than 1000 cases active in September.  But I am pushing back the prediction of 70% clearance to the end of next week.

Wanted to highlight the distribution of cases, the distribution is relatively even with the highest case density being the last 5 days of the month; the lowest volume being the first 10 days of the month; this makes sense seeing as that is the order things should be worked on.  Just wanted to perform a sanity check.

Nothing appeared to have been done over the holiday (it's fine wasn't expecting anything to be done) Slow day for approvals; but the amount processed is above pace. Getting close to having less than 1000 cases active in September.  But I am pushing back the prediction of 70% clearance to the end of next week.

Wanted to highlight the distribution of cases, the distribution is relatively even with the highest case density being the last 5 days of the month; the lowest volume being the first 10 days of the month; this makes sense seeing as that is the order things should be worked on.  Just wanted to perform a sanity check.

Nothing appeared to have been done over the holiday (it's fine wasn't expecting anything to be done) Slow day for approvals; but the amount processed is above pace. Getting close to having less than 1000 cases active in September.  But I am pushing back the prediction of 70% clearance to the end of next week.

Wanted to highlight the distribution of cases, the distribution is relatively even with the highest case density being the last 5 days of the month; the lowest volume being the first 10 days of the month; this makes sense seeing as that is the order things should be worked on.  Just wanted to perform a sanity check.

Nothing appeared to have been done over the holiday (it's fine wasn't expecting anything to be done) Slow day for approvals; but the amount processed is above pace. Getting close to having less than 1000 cases active in September.  But I am pushing back the prediction of 70% clearance to the end of next week.

Wanted to highlight the distribution of cases, the distribution is relatively even with the highest case density being the last 5 days of the month; the lowest volume being the first 10 days of the month; this makes sense seeing as that is the order things should be worked on.  Just wanted to perform a sanity check.

Nothing appeared to have been done over the holiday (it's fine wasn't expecting anything to be done) Slow day for approvals; but the amount processed is above pace. Getting close to having less than 1000 cases active in September.  But I am pushing back the prediction of 70% clearance to the end of next week.

Wanted to highlight the distribution of cases, the distribution is relatively even with the highest case density being the last 5 days of the month; the lowest volume being the first 10 days of the month; this makes sense seeing as that is the order things should be worked on.  Just wanted to perform a sanity check.

Average number of cases accepted per day this week: 25. If every day went at the rate this week went the remaining cases would be done in 8 weeks. Also posted the area graph after this weeks cases throughput; the amount of blue is getting lowered; the yellow would be disconcerting but its been holding at 20% consistently.  They have been getting worked on as they pop up.

Average number of cases accepted per day this week: 25. If every day went at the rate this week went the remaining cases would be done in 8 weeks. Also posted the area graph after this weeks cases throughput; the amount of blue is getting lowered; the yellow would be disconcerting but its been holding at 20% consistently.  They have been getting worked on as they pop up.

Average number of cases accepted per day this week: 25. If every day went at the rate this week went the remaining cases would be done in 8 weeks. Also posted the area graph after this weeks cases throughput; the amount of blue is getting lowered; the yellow would be disconcerting but its been holding at 20% consistently.  They have been getting worked on as they pop up.

Average number of cases accepted per day this week: 25. If every day went at the rate this week went the remaining cases would be done in 8 weeks. Also posted the area graph after this weeks cases throughput; the amount of blue is getting lowered; the yellow would be disconcerting but its been holding at 20% consistently.  They have been getting worked on as they pop up.

Strong day today.  I think that September will scratch near 70% completion by the end of next week. High 60s would be more accurate.  Though as RFEs get resolved, more cases will be processed to completion (32 of the 44 cases changed today were accepted.)   Only two rows have more than 50% cases remaining with 3 rows making up over 2% of the cases remaining; No more rows make up more than 3% of the caseload, with the 28th of September making up the largest segment.
 

Strong day today.  I think that September will scratch near 70% completion by the end of next week. High 60s would be more accurate.  Though as RFEs get resolved, more cases will be processed to completion (32 of the 44 cases changed today were accepted.)   Only two rows have more than 50% cases remaining with 3 rows making up over 2% of the cases remaining; No more rows make up more than 3% of the caseload, with the 28th of September making up the largest segment.
 

Strong day today.  I think that September will scratch near 70% completion by the end of next week. High 60s would be more accurate.  Though as RFEs get resolved, more cases will be processed to completion (32 of the 44 cases changed today were accepted.)   Only two rows have more than 50% cases remaining with 3 rows making up over 2% of the cases remaining; No more rows make up more than 3% of the caseload, with the 28th of September making up the largest segment.
 

Strong day today.  I think that September will scratch near 70% completion by the end of next week. High 60s would be more accurate.  Though as RFEs get resolved, more cases will be processed to completion (32 of the 44 cases changed today were accepted.)   Only two rows have more than 50% cases remaining with 3 rows making up over 2% of the cases remaining; No more rows make up more than 3% of the caseload, with the 28th of September making up the largest segment.
 

Congratulatins😊  This news makes me very happy. I’m very happy for you. This gives me hope, that I will also receive a positive response soon. Good luck to you.

NOA1 - Sep 30th
RFE - May 6th
Approved - May 26th
 
Takes time and can certainly test a relationship but in the end it's worth it to be with the one you love. 

Just woke up to approved!!!! Yipee!!!!! 
 
RFE: May 3
USCIS Received RFE response: May 17
Approved: May 26
 
Also Thank you SO much Jobbins for continuing to post the movements!! It's helped ease my impatience!!! I'm from the 1500 block so see they moved one person from in process to RFE and then my RFE to approved... glad less than 40% remain!!