Emotional support... no specific question.
Sep 20th 2011, 7:08 am
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Re: Emotional support... no specific question.
G-1145 is for receiving notice from a lockbox facility that an application or petition has been accepted for processing. I.e. it has been received by the lockbox and on initial review it appears to be a complete application or petition. It's effectively an electronic version of the Receipt Notice (aka NOA1), but it cannot be used in place of the Receipt Notice when a copy of the Receipt Notice is required.
Subsequent notices will come from the Service Center to which the application or petition was sent for processing. To get e-mail notices about the status of the processing you will have to sign up as Rene suggested.
Regards, JEff
Subsequent notices will come from the Service Center to which the application or petition was sent for processing. To get e-mail notices about the status of the processing you will have to sign up as Rene suggested.
Regards, JEff
Sep 21st 2011, 9:34 am
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Re: Emotional support... no specific question.
I'm sure he applied at the London embassy too. The processing was relatively slow as they went through petitions filed at the end of April and most of May, then in one day they had processed petitions filed between the 3rd of June through to the 15th of June. I guess not many petitions were filed in that period so they were able to fly through them.
Sep 22nd 2011, 4:04 am
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That's awesome but i got indulged with my spouse and we got some sort of therapy << snip >> which helped but what about the habits to do
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Sep 25th 2011, 11:44 pm
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Jan 5th 2012, 6:09 pm
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Argh!
It's been 171 days since they received our I-130. Is that still a "normal" period of time? I know the average on the USCIS website is 5 months for the California Service Center, so we're well past that.
Is anybody else going through the same thing right now? Is there still a chance that this whole thing will be done in 8-10 months (I don't really have a solid understanding of how long the rest of it takes, once this is processed)?
My husband just left on Monday... he was here for ten days to be here with me for Christmas and New Years. It's the first time I've gotten to be in his physical presence since our honeymoon in early June. This whole immigration process is so brutal.
It's been 171 days since they received our I-130. Is that still a "normal" period of time? I know the average on the USCIS website is 5 months for the California Service Center, so we're well past that.
Is anybody else going through the same thing right now? Is there still a chance that this whole thing will be done in 8-10 months (I don't really have a solid understanding of how long the rest of it takes, once this is processed)?
My husband just left on Monday... he was here for ten days to be here with me for Christmas and New Years. It's the first time I've gotten to be in his physical presence since our honeymoon in early June. This whole immigration process is so brutal.
Jan 6th 2012, 5:45 am
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Re: Emotional support... no specific question.
The 5 month average time posted on the USCIS web site has not changed for quite a long time, and coincidently it just happens to match what I understand is the target timeframe.
In any case, 171 days is 5.6 months so you are hardly "well past" the posted number.
Regards, JEff
In any case, 171 days is 5.6 months so you are hardly "well past" the posted number.
Regards, JEff
Jan 6th 2012, 11:15 pm
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Indeed,
We filed our I-129F on August 17th, it was Approved 06/01/2012 (Yesterday).
As for the sadness and problems of being far away from the one you love, I'm having particular problems, as my Fiance and I both suffer from depression (mine brought about by an incident last May, her's on going)
It's really really difficult to keep going, but we know that the end is going to be worth it and we'll be happy together.
We filed our I-129F on August 17th, it was Approved 06/01/2012 (Yesterday).
As for the sadness and problems of being far away from the one you love, I'm having particular problems, as my Fiance and I both suffer from depression (mine brought about by an incident last May, her's on going)
It's really really difficult to keep going, but we know that the end is going to be worth it and we'll be happy together.
Jan 8th 2012, 2:57 pm
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Jan 8th 2012, 7:23 pm
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I do yes, it's going to be slightly stressful getting to London though. As we'll be moving to Weymouth in the coming month or so, and it takes 5 hours by coach..
But, at least I have relatives in London to stay with.
It's been almost like a dream, this visa processing time, now the dream has ended and reality has kicked in.
Anyone, apologies for hijacking the thread :P
But, at least I have relatives in London to stay with.
It's been almost like a dream, this visa processing time, now the dream has ended and reality has kicked in.
Anyone, apologies for hijacking the thread :P
Jan 11th 2012, 4:15 am
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Re: Emotional support... no specific question.
I made this thread specifically so people could come complain/ask for support/etc without necessarily having a particular question about paperwork or whatever, so on the contrary, you're not hijacking anything!
I'd be interested to know how the next steps go... keep us updated!
