Processing times - setback
#1
Processing times - setback
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
#2
Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by tortoise
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
#3
Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by tortoise
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
Call me crazy.. but I think that's the real aging report. Candyw filed her AOS last October and as of today she hasn't got an interview date.. November 2003 sounds more credible than May 2004 to me. If not.. Candy should have got an interview already, don't you think??
Take care!
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Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by tortoise
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
#5
Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by buffalo24
Hi guys - thought this might interest you guys - there's someone over on VJ who received the interview notice for her AOS interview in Denver. She filed in late Feb/early March and her stuff was forwarded to NBC.
Hi guys - thought this might interest you guys - there's someone over on VJ who received the interview notice for her AOS interview in Denver. She filed in late Feb/early March and her stuff was forwarded to NBC.
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Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by tortoise
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
hi,
i just looked at the timelines for denver, colorado and the I-485 has jumped back from 11th may 2004 to 24th november 2003.
why is this? it means that in effect they've only moved ahead 7 days in two months...
is this possible?
yes, its possible. Why do think not?
#7
Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by buffalo24
Hi guys - thought this might interest you guys - there's someone over on VJ who received the interview notice for her AOS interview in Denver. She filed in late Feb/early March and her stuff was forwarded to NBC.
Hi guys - thought this might interest you guys - there's someone over on VJ who received the interview notice for her AOS interview in Denver. She filed in late Feb/early March and her stuff was forwarded to NBC.
I told you that remember?
Like I said before.. Denver's aging report must have been wrong..
#8
Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by Folinskyinla
Hi:
yes, its possible. Why do think not?
Hi:
yes, its possible. Why do think not?
#9
Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by tortoise
because it's pisspoor slow and they just jumped back by 6 months. is this not a reasonable question?
because it's pisspoor slow and they just jumped back by 6 months. is this not a reasonable question?
There is only a few of us in the forum, my social life is in the toilet lol.
#10
Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by Hypertweeky
It is not.. like I said before the aging report was wrong. I think the real one is the one they have just released It bites but oh well.
There is only a few of us in the forum, my social life is in the toilet lol.
It is not.. like I said before the aging report was wrong. I think the real one is the one they have just released It bites but oh well.
There is only a few of us in the forum, my social life is in the toilet lol.
if i'd made a blunder like that where i worked, i'd have been strung up. you'd think they'd at least go back and correct it.
*roll eyes*
maybe it'll speed up over the december period...
ok, i'm kidding myself aren't i? but denial is such a great thing! hahahah
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Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by tortoise
hey, thanks for that info - that's handy to know. just wondering though, when is her interview? would there be a way to find out for me? i was just wondering how long she has to wait for her interview now.
hey, thanks for that info - that's handy to know. just wondering though, when is her interview? would there be a way to find out for me? i was just wondering how long she has to wait for her interview now.
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Re: Processing times - setback
Originally posted by Hypertweeky
Lots of local offices are forwarding AOS and EAD packages to MSC/NBC. Denver started last November
I told you that remember?
Like I said before.. Denver's aging report must have been wrong..
Lots of local offices are forwarding AOS and EAD packages to MSC/NBC. Denver started last November
I told you that remember?
Like I said before.. Denver's aging report must have been wrong..
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Re: Processing times - setback
Memphis is the same way......I check ever so often....and I may have
looked at it wrong but I could have sworn that it first said Jan. 2004
and now it says March 2002................I do
believe that these dates are wrong and they
are farther ahead than they put on the website.... Brenda
looked at it wrong but I could have sworn that it first said Jan. 2004
and now it says March 2002................I do
believe that these dates are wrong and they
are farther ahead than they put on the website.... Brenda
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Re: Processing times - setback
ours a 485 as well...we filed in March of this year and my husband's
fingerprinting was done
on May 14 and they have cleared....BB
fingerprinting was done
on May 14 and they have cleared....BB