Shall we continue our guessing game--Next processing date?
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curiousGeorge
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10/22/01
Remember to include the guesses from this post also:
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=123510
Remember to include the guesses from this post also:
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=123510
TexasRoadHouse
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My Stake is on 10/12/01 
iainjarvis
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tesasroadhouse
i want my stake rare thanks
i want my stake rare thanks
New date is posted today: 11/15/2001
It's better than all we here were expecting. Nobody's guessing is close to it.
Now I'd like to guess when my case will be approved -- let me say IN This Month! (I previously guessed AD is 5/8/2004, now I think it may be delayed a little bit. ) Pray to GOD! -- help TSC solve the backlog problem soon!
Next processing time will be 12/21/2001 -- I guess.
It's better than all we here were expecting. Nobody's guessing is close to it.
Now I'd like to guess when my case will be approved -- let me say IN This Month! (I previously guessed AD is 5/8/2004, now I think it may be delayed a little bit. ) Pray to GOD! -- help TSC solve the backlog problem soon!
Next processing time will be 12/21/2001 -- I guess.
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its a sham!
I think forum members are missing something; the date has moved rapidly in the last month but a corresponding approval volume is simply not there. My theory is that because of the pending lawsuits, the service centers have already or will soon transfer most cases to local offices where there is a whole new queue and a completely different processing date (if any at all).
By the time people catch on, the lawsuits will not do much damage to the service centers. The local offices will claim that the security checks take a lot of time etc. That will buy them at least another year or two to not do anything about these cases...
Regards.
-- Sam
I think forum members are missing something; the date has moved rapidly in the last month but a corresponding approval volume is simply not there. My theory is that because of the pending lawsuits, the service centers have already or will soon transfer most cases to local offices where there is a whole new queue and a completely different processing date (if any at all).
By the time people catch on, the lawsuits will not do much damage to the service centers. The local offices will claim that the security checks take a lot of time etc. That will buy them at least another year or two to not do anything about these cases...
Regards.
-- Sam