Mom's Visa Time Line Question?
Apr 28th 2003, 6:59 am
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Mom's Visa Time Line Question?
Hi:
Could someone tell me how long it is taking for a U.S. Citiizen to
petition their mom from the Philippines?
It is being processed in Vermont. We have received the letter of notice
and it states it could take up to 999 days.
I was under the impression that it took less than a year. I would
appreciate any information. We received the notice in March. Thanks,
Frank.
Could someone tell me how long it is taking for a U.S. Citiizen to
petition their mom from the Philippines?
It is being processed in Vermont. We have received the letter of notice
and it states it could take up to 999 days.
I was under the impression that it took less than a year. I would
appreciate any information. We received the notice in March. Thanks,
Frank.
Apr 28th 2003, 3:41 pm
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Re: Mom's Visa Time Line Question?
The time on the receipt notice usually comes from a random number
generator; you might as well ignore it. More specifically, the I-130 is
used for a wide variety of cases that have hugely different quota backlogs
and processing times. The time on the receipt notice does not take into
account exactly which I-130 you have.
You can usually find a better breakdown of the processing times at
http://www.shusterman.com or http://www.visalaw.com. It is still a
crapshot, though.
On Mon, 28 Apr 2003 14:59:14 -0400, Frank Hawkins wrote:
> Hi:
> Could someone tell me how long it is taking for a U.S. Citiizen to
> petition their mom from the Philippines?
> It is being processed in Vermont. We have received the letter of notice
> and it states it could take up to 999 days.
> I was under the impression that it took less than a year. I would
> appreciate any information. We received the notice in March. Thanks,
> Frank.
generator; you might as well ignore it. More specifically, the I-130 is
used for a wide variety of cases that have hugely different quota backlogs
and processing times. The time on the receipt notice does not take into
account exactly which I-130 you have.
You can usually find a better breakdown of the processing times at
http://www.shusterman.com or http://www.visalaw.com. It is still a
crapshot, though.
On Mon, 28 Apr 2003 14:59:14 -0400, Frank Hawkins wrote:
> Hi:
> Could someone tell me how long it is taking for a U.S. Citiizen to
> petition their mom from the Philippines?
> It is being processed in Vermont. We have received the letter of notice
> and it states it could take up to 999 days.
> I was under the impression that it took less than a year. I would
> appreciate any information. We received the notice in March. Thanks,
> Frank.
Apr 28th 2003, 4:35 pm
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Re: Mom's Visa Time Line Question?
My bro did for my parents and it took about a yr (Dec 2001-Feb 2003)
from the notice. Though it might be diferent from Philipines
Frank Hawkins wrote in message news:...
> Hi:
> Could someone tell me how long it is taking for a U.S. Citiizen to
> petition their mom from the Philippines?
> It is being processed in Vermont. We have received the letter of notice
> and it states it could take up to 999 days.
> I was under the impression that it took less than a year. I would
> appreciate any information. We received the notice in March. Thanks,
> Frank.
from the notice. Though it might be diferent from Philipines
Frank Hawkins wrote in message news:...
> Hi:
> Could someone tell me how long it is taking for a U.S. Citiizen to
> petition their mom from the Philippines?
> It is being processed in Vermont. We have received the letter of notice
> and it states it could take up to 999 days.
> I was under the impression that it took less than a year. I would
> appreciate any information. We received the notice in March. Thanks,
> Frank.
