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I could never figure out what is the date that they are publishing on the web. Today's guess: This may be the average RD for the cases processed during the previous month. Then, if it leaps forward = CIS didn't process much of old cases. If it goes back = CIS processed more of the old cases...

From my experiense: I once got an email saying CIS sent a letter for my son. We received this letter four weeks later and it was postmarked 3 weeks after I had received that email. So, don't blame the post office.

Hi Schehrazi, I'm curious, what was in that letter? I went for INFOPASS yesterday, without any result of course. The IOs have really easy job. All they have to do is sit and say 'I don't know' from time to time. I'm a bit upset by the fact they are having these jobs using applicant's money.

I'd see it as a positive sign rather than negative. Pls share with us after you get it. And of course I'd dial TSC right away to ask about the status of the NC. I called TSC yesterday but couldn't get any new info from the lady I was speaking to. The only noteworthy thing about this call...

The dates are approximate but +/- 1 or 2: Letters (application) sent July 12 Receipt date July 28 Cards received August 29 Good luck!

This is marvellous indeed. The next step should be running NC on all citizens and send those who don't pass to the home countries of their ancesters. Everybody is busy and focused just on this little thing. :D I think it's not only about the revenue for CIS but also for social security and...

It's shorter, 5-6 weeks for renewal. My wife and son has just got eads

Recently, the senator's aide, who I'm in contact with about my case, told me that he spoke to somebody from the FBI and was told that their current response time to an inquiry about a pending NC is from 90 to 100 days. So, I reckon roughly 30 days for the FL office to initiate an inquiry plus...

To my knowledge my PD has always been current

I wonder where this rumor comes from. - ? Here's a pessimistic view (I know you guys who waited just short 10-20 months tend to be optomistic, but I'm not that optimistic as I was 2-3 years ago.) : The current situation with the backlog suits everybody, expect for the victims of course but...

The funds for the NC come from us, not from the government. This is a cornerstone of the system: the beneficiary pays not the taxpayers. So this is a useless suggestion.

Congratulations! Only 17 month! that's practically nothing! compared to 4-5 years for many people. Your case shows FBI continues its policy of proccessing relatively young cases and ignoring old cases. From multiple answers to FAQs from the FBI on NC, an NC may last 'up to 5 years'...

FYI: The USCIS established new criteria in 2007 on expediting FBI name checks and they are not applicable to most people. Only cases involving military deployment, age-out or sunset provisions, or other compelling situations such as critical medical conditions, are qualified for expedited...

I wish you good luck Monitor. Also, wanted to ask if you know somebody who was successful in going to court with the NC problem? I mean if anybody received a GC this way? I just wonder what happens when a judge rules FBI to complete processing on a case but it doesn't. What's next? Another...

I did my second FP, code 3, on May 9th. At that time thought it could mean something. It came out it meant nothing at all. The senator's office told me CIS advises me to wait for another six months. I'm fed up with this and mulling either WOM or going back home. I believe too many people are...

I remember I read somewhere that one of the NC rules is that if there are two requests for NC in the same name in 120 days then FBI returns both back to CIS without processing the case. Your case sounds really strange. I recently talked to a IO but she wouldn't disclose the date my NC was...

I believe it's initiated at the time an IO puts its hands on your file for the first time; that is, when your fist FP notice is issued. But that's all theory, nobody really knows since there's no transperancy.

Well, again, it get's cleared in 60 days if ONLY it gets cleared but not gets stuck. if it's stuck the 60 days may well become 60 months.

Maybe I didn't express myself clearly. The US consulate have statrted to initiate NCs on people who'd like to go to US for sightseeing, for a week or so. That's how I was told. and this is NOT a muslim country

Looked through the latest thread posts: Gosh, my waiting time is 1-year longer than anybody's else! Anybody else with the NC from 2003 and older?