Elis Pomales

Hi there,

I recently read somewhere that the I-129F's go to Chicago and THEN to
Missouri? Is this correct? Or would the I-129F go to my local INS processing
center (Vermont.) It would make more sense if that were the case.

It concerns me because Missouri seems really far behind in their processing
of I-129F's, yet vermont seems to be doing well. Anyway, I'm pretty
desperate to have my wife here with me (as all of you probably are.)

Saving grace is that I get to see her every day, I bought her a computer
with a Web cam. We also use Speak Freely and can talk non-stop. Works
extremely well. Of course having broadband access on both sides is probably
necessary.

Anyway this is my first post here, Good Luck to all of you waiting, and I'm
keeping my fingers crossed for myself as well.

Thanks for your help,
Elis Pomales

PS. Got my first NOA on Jan. 22nd. So I guess I do still have a while to go.
(But they did say 60-90 days! =/ )

David Brown

welcome, don't sweat the details, Send it to where it says on the
application. We have discovered that by the time we get one step done they
change the rules twice :-)

Processing times vary from 30-200 days and it's the luck of the draw...
Good luck.

Lynch Bizkket

when i went through VSC it only took 16 days.. i wonder what the hold up is