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1 minute ago, MarJhi said:

According to this it takes 48 days (currently) just to be received by NVC.

 

K1 Fiance Visa Historical Processing Times - USCIS Immigration Processing Times - VisaJourney

 

 Step 3: I-129F Approval Time (NOA2) until NVC Receives (time it takes to ship and receive approved I-129F)

 

 

 

Are they using carrier pigeons?

Anyone has any idea of the timelines for this? I never hoped to get an answer in 2-4 weeks and was silently waiting for the 60 day mark, and now it's day 63 and still nothing. These people are out of this world

On 8/12/2022 at 9:41 PM, Cheddy said:

Hey My Fellow July-ers!

 

Summary of this week:

 

The USCIS, across March, April, May, & June, Updated a total of 590 Cases.

342 of those cases were from June, and of those, 274 of the June were NEW cases (not ones already in progress). There are approximately 1400 Untouched June cases as of today. At this rate, we should start seeing significant movement in 3 weeks or so!

 

Ok, on to the July report from this week:

 

08/08/22
109000 - Request from Additional Evidence Was Sent
116000 - Case Was Approved

 

08/10/22
110000 - Request from Additional Evidence Was Sent

 

08/12/22
107000 - Request for Initial Evidence Was Sent
116000 - Request for Initial Evidence Was Sent

 

To the lucky couple in the 116 range, congrats!

The arbitrariness of this is maddening

15 hours ago, Optimist19 said:

June updates for today. It looks like they're starting to touch cases through the end of June! 

 

94000: 3 Approvals, 1 RFER (2 new / 2 in progress)
94500: 1 Approval (0 new / 1 in progress)
96000: 2 Approvals, 2 RFERs (1 new / 3 in progress)
96500: 4 Approvals (4 new / 0 in progress)
97500: 3 Approvals, 1 Withdrawal (3 new / 1 in progress)
98500: 1 Approval (1 new / 0 in progress)
99500: 4 Approvals, 4 RFESs (7 new / 1 in progress)
100000: 3 Approvals, 5 RFESs (8 new / 0 in progress)
100500: 6 Approvals, 1 Withdrawal (7 new / 0 in progress)
102000: 1 Approval (0 new / 1 in progress)
102500: 1 Approval (0 new / 1 in progress)
103500: 1 Denial, 1 Other (Notice Explaining USCIS Actions Was Mailed) (2 new / 0 in progress)
104000: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)
105000: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)
105500: 3 RFESs (2 new / 1 in progress)
106000: 1 RFES (1 new / 0 in progress)
106500: 1 Withdrawal (1 new / 0 in progress)
08/12/22: 52 Total Updates: 29 Approvals, 15 RFESs, 3 RFERs, 1 Denial, 3 Withdrawals, 1 Other (Notice Explaining USCIS Actions Was Mailed)
 

May (20) + June (52) = 72 

Can someone explain to me what is the difference between an RFE and a RFER?

Also is there any summary of where they are with June in total?

Do we know if the jumps between months have anything to do with the situation in the respective embassies? Maybe they are prioritizing embassies with more capacity

Everyone who sees this, make it a priority to write to your congressman right now. If all of us do it, then maybe they will wake up

On 1/19/2022 at 4:21 PM, DSBeijing said:

I developed a software that, downloads USCIS data on large scale and then saves it local Database or exports in excel, it also provides statistics overview for cases and does some basic statistics (calculates processing rate). Since it retains downloaded data, it allows me to filter cases out for later updates, so initially i downloaded 100000 USCIS cases, but then i just filtered out K1 (32000 cases) and I am now tracking only those. 

DSBeijing are you scrapping from Case Status Online page or is there a page where you can check in bulk? Also do you know how to break down the case receipt number (what numbers are you playing around with when you are scraping?) 

I feel like this should be publicly available as opposed to that unreliable estimate they are giving.