Take a look at the historic VB chart to get an idea.Just wondering for folks whose number is still not current for July, is there much hope left? Would the case be moving fast enough even if it becomes current in August? Would yall stay in the line?
1. Trying to compare your timeline with those of "people with much higher case numbers" is like comparing apples and oranges - no basis for the comparison since each FO schedules the interview based on their specific workload and processing practice. Some are a lot busier than others, some prefer to batch DV based cases towards the end of the FY (regardless of when it was filed) before scheduling for an interview or adjudicating, some prefer to approve without an interview - so you can see the trends are not quite the say. You should only be comparing with cases under the same FO as you.Hi Mum
I changed my username now to match the AOS timeline sheet: milkypantz, line 29.
Quick summary: AF14000 case number, did biometrics on 27 February and haven't heard anything since. I am seeing people with much higher case numbers already either get their interview date or get it waived. I'm starting to get worried - there's only 4 months left and it's been 3 months since anything meaningful has happened.
About 4 weeks ago I had to file for an Advanced Parole document to travel out of the country. I received the document but didn't end up traveling and now I wonder if my case will stay in limbo because they expect me to travel?
Any suggestions? Why is nothing happening on my case and other people who started much later than me are already done
Best,
Your case is most likely under AP - you went through a similar process for your F1 visa like you previously explained. So even if you're able to connect or get a Tier 2 call back, that person cannot do anything about the pending approval. The AP has to run it's course.I tried to request a Tier 2 call back 2 times this week through Emma but all I got back was "Your case is under normal processing time, you should continue to wait". Then they attached links to know the average processing time of cases in different locations. I also made the USCIS call but could not get in touch with a live agent. I will appreciate tips on how to request the Tier 2 call back and guidance on how to proceed.
PS. Today marks 23 days since my interview.
Same situation like mine. My bio was waived on April 7, and my wife had her bio on May 1st. No update since then.Me and my wife have gone to the bio appointment on May 9th and it's now June 1st and still no interview invitation notice in the mail, no email/text updates and the case status online is "Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken".
Is this normal or should I worry? Judging by timelines it usually takes them 2-3 weeks to send the notice.
Could I do anything to know what's happening?
Are you listed on the Timeline Spreadsheet?Me and my wife have gone to the bio appointment on May 9th and it's now June 1st and still no interview invitation notice in the mail, no email/text updates and the case status online is "Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken".
Is this normal or should I worry? Judging by timelines it usually takes them 2-3 weeks to send the notice.
Could I do anything to know what's happening?
I suspect that too. I was hoping I could confirm it like for F1 I was informed. Let me practice more patience.Your case is most likely under AP - you went through a similar process for your F1 visa like you previously explained. So even if you're able to connect or get a Tier 2 call back, that person cannot do anything about the pending approval. The AP has to run it's course.
No, but my Lockbox is Chicago and my Field Office is San Jose.Are you listed on the Timeline Spreadsheet?
1. They’re not likely going to tell you you’re on AP.I suspect that too. I was hoping I could confirm it like for F1 I was informed. Let me practice more patience.
I am also somewhat worried, about the link you shared, seems 50%-60% of visas were already issued by April. I know each country is assigned a certain percentage, do you know if a country does not exhaust its share the available visas can be transferred to other countries i.e. before Sep 30?
Not enough information for a proper analysis of case processing. You should add your timeline to the spreadsheet, considering you’re already referencing it against your case.No, but my Lockbox is Chicago and my Field Office is San Jose.
Phew! At last. Congratulations and thanks for the update. Be sure to add this to the Timeline Spreadsheet. You’re right, your submitted congressional case inquiry did not play a role in this development, it does not work in such a super fast lightening way.Dear @Sm1smom,
Today, my daughters cases status has been changed as "New Card is Being Produced". So USCIS waived the interview. Although I submitted a congressional case assistance yesterday, I doubt it had any effect on the progress of the case.
This forum has been so helpful and I am so grateful to @Sm1smom and forum members for valuable information and advises provided throughout the process.
Thank You
D
Congratulations!Dear @Sm1smom,
Today, my daughters cases status has been changed as "New Card is Being Produced". So USCIS waived the interview. Although I submitted a congressional case assistance yesterday, I doubt it had any effect on the progress of the case.
This forum has been so helpful and I am so grateful to @Sm1smom and forum members for valuable information and advises provided throughout the process.
Thank You
D
Yes.Hello everyone,
Today, I received the SASE , they sent the original paper with a stamp on it. ( the stamp said paid with a date and signature)
No extra receipt.
Is it correct?