Change in "NOA1"
Aug 24th 2004, 2:22 am
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Change in "NOA1"
Hi:
Quite often, many people have taken the time estimates on the I-797 reciept notices as something true rather than fictional. As per AILA -- the following announcement:
USCIS has changed its I-797 so that, rather than providing estimated processing times (which often have been wildly inaccurate), applicants are directed to the processing time reports on the USCIS website.
Quite often, many people have taken the time estimates on the I-797 reciept notices as something true rather than fictional. As per AILA -- the following announcement:
USCIS has changed its I-797 so that, rather than providing estimated processing times (which often have been wildly inaccurate), applicants are directed to the processing time reports on the USCIS website.
Aug 24th 2004, 2:24 am
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Re: Change in "NOA1"
Originally Posted by Folinskyinla
Hi:
Quite often, many people have taken the time estimates on the I-797 reciept notices as something true rather than fictional. As per AILA -- the following announcement:
USCIS has changed its I-797 so that, rather than providing estimated processing times (which often have been wildly inaccurate), applicants are directed to the processing time reports on the USCIS website.
Quite often, many people have taken the time estimates on the I-797 reciept notices as something true rather than fictional. As per AILA -- the following announcement:
USCIS has changed its I-797 so that, rather than providing estimated processing times (which often have been wildly inaccurate), applicants are directed to the processing time reports on the USCIS website.
...which are also inaccurate
Aug 24th 2004, 9:24 am
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Re: Change in "NOA1"
In article <[email protected]> ,
andrea874 <member21863@british_expats.com> wrote:
> ..which are also inaccurate :)
Not really....they say that on such and such date, service center X was
processing applications for X which were submitted on such and such
date....
That's generally going to be accurate (excluding typos). It's not a
cast iron guarantee for predictions of individual cases, but that's a
different matter. And apparently it is good for complaints about lost
or misplaced applications -- if they are processing applications dated
30 days after your application, you get to complain and have someone
listen.
--
J. Moreno
andrea874 <member21863@british_expats.com> wrote:
> ..which are also inaccurate :)
Not really....they say that on such and such date, service center X was
processing applications for X which were submitted on such and such
date....
That's generally going to be accurate (excluding typos). It's not a
cast iron guarantee for predictions of individual cases, but that's a
different matter. And apparently it is good for complaints about lost
or misplaced applications -- if they are processing applications dated
30 days after your application, you get to complain and have someone
listen.
--
J. Moreno
