demarvell's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: JAMES Beneficiary's Name: Artchelyn VJ Member: demarvell Country: Philippines Last Updated: 2025-01-25 |
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Timeline Comments: 7

Still holding my breath! Should just get her through Mexico! hahahah No, I am a legal kind of guy.

Received RFE about much the same stuff that was requested in the first filing! But i will do my best to give them what they want.

Just sent out the RFE for them to peruse. Added about 3 times the information that I did on the I-129F that i first sent in. Hopefully that gives them the proof they need of when we met and when I flew back again.

Good luck. We also sent our application in on May 20, 2022. Still no NOA2 for us yet. Frustrating

They did send me a notice that they were working on it now, after I sent the RFE back in, but no idea what will happen and when. So most likely, Scottwales00, they are working on yours. No RFE is good, so no news is good news. I'll let you all know as soon we get the NOA2.

Oh great, thank you. Looking at others' timelines here, USCIS has been pretty consistently responding to RFEs Replies in about a month

Scottwales00 It took them less than 3 days to tell me that they had received my RFE that I returned. So hoping something will happen soon.
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