SeanH

lpdiver

When you send them money they act quickly

dutchman2001nl

Congratulations Hypertweeky....... :-)

Hypertweeky

Thank you guys for all your messages!!, I didnt expect to see my topic on number one place!! woooo you guys rock.. Ok time to make some changes on my timeline
Thank you all!!!

Leslie

Congratulations girlie!!!!

WHOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!!

Leslie

Elenfair

What did I tell you, eh?

See?



Now keep smiling!... and dreaming of December 19.

Tee hee

HunterGreen

Congratulations!

On a sidenote - I don't know how I always thought your name was HypertweeTy... lmao... just today I realized it said 'tweeky'. D'oh....

Elaine

Hypertweeky

Lol huntergreen.. Tweeky comes from Tweek a character on South Park, he is a very hyper and nervous guy just like me!! so my hubby decided to name me Hyper.. because I am hyper and tweeky because of south park..

Leslie

OMG!!! I know that guy on South Park. I didn't know that was where your name came from. LMAO

Leslie

TweekysLove

LOL yes Tweek from south park at first I would just tell Maria she is Hyper but she gets in these moods where she just goes over board lol... I was driving down the highway and maria put her feet against the front window and starts having one foot chasing the other one it was so funny but I just was like you cant be calm lol your like tweek so ever since then she is HyperTweeky!!

HunterGreen

Heehee! Thanks for the explanation... I hadn't made that connection... I was so focused on the Tweety part I guess because DF's mother and a few other family members are obsessed with 'Tweedybird'.... LOL

jeffreyhy

Tweeky,

Good question! You posted the information as you saw it on the BCIS Online Status page, right?

I mailed my I-129f on 9/30. My NOA #1 says Received Date 10/1, Notice Date 10/2. My online status report says "received on October 6".

This leads me to wonder if the NOA is issued from Chicago but the online status notice is put up from Missouri? Not that it makes a great deal of difference in the overall scheme of things, but with all the time we have on our hands we have to wonder about something, right?

JoshsCarole

Lol...Yes, it made me wonder too... My paper NOA1 is dated Aug 28th, and the online status says Sept 2nd. I've heard another person on this NG say that his/her two dates didn't match either...Go figure. Maybe the lawyers would know what's up with that...*g*

Matthew Udall

First, I like South Park too, and I think the boys did well in selecting Tweek as their substitute for Kenny (those bastards!).

If you look on your receipt notice, you will actually see “two� date boxes… one called the received date, and one called the notice date (and you should use the “notice� date, not the received date when using the Service Center report to see if its likely off the shelf yet and when calculating an overdue date).

The received date is the date your materials made it to the sorting section at the Service Center, while the notice date is the date your data was entered into the computer by a contract worker at data entry.

Usually those two dates are the same, but sometimes we will see a gap of a few days (or perhaps longer) between the two dates (I noticed a gap between these two dates on a recent VSC receipt notice). If you do see a gap between the two dates; that means it took that long to make it from the sorting section to the data entry section at the Service Center.

It is a data entry that the computer sends out the signal to the printer, which then automatically prints out the notice and stuffs it into an envelope for mailing (this is all done by machine, not by human hand… and unfortunately sometimes the folding and stuffing machine malfunctions and more than 1 notice gets stuffed into one envelope… meaning some unfortunate individual is not going to receive his or her receipt and/or approval notice).

When calling the automated phone system or when checking the on-line system, I’ve noticed it sometimes reflects the received date, but more often it reflects the notice date (and I’ve even noticed it reflecting some date between these two dates).

The system is not perfect. The thing to remember is not to rely on the projected processing times listed on the receipt notice (or mentioned on the telephone or on-line system) and instead use the reports and your “notice� date to determine if the case has likely been given to an officer, and to calculate the overdue date.

Hypertweeky

Lol Jeffrey You are right.. having so much time in your hands make you wonder about every little detail on the process lol.. But I am glad to know I am not the only one!!

Hypertweeky...the girl that chases her foot with the other one