hi all,

i was wondering if there was any pattern to the dreaded RFEs, or if they just arrive out of the blue at any stage in the I-129f petition approval process. aaron and i received our first noa on jan 30th from nsc, and seeing as how it's been six weeks now (only six weeks! seems like a lifetime), with no change on our nsc recorded message, we were wondering if we could dare to breathe a sigh of relief and assume that were they requiring more evidence they would have asked for it by now. although i appreciate that this is a process where assumptions are probably best not made...especially as we believe we may have stumbled at the "n/a" v. "none" goalpost.

any feedback would be appreciated.

katy (ukc) & aaron (usc)

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Your RFE will arive in the mail on Saturday.

Grinch
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My sense of things is that they get to the paperwork, it either gets approved
or......sent back..the dreaded RFE :( and that there is no early notice if
there are problems. I hope I am wrong...would be great to save a little time in
a process that is already trying. BTW, we are about two weeks ahead of you at
NSC....first notice Jan 17th. Likewise worried about RFE...unless someone is
having a very nice day....do they have those at Nebraska? Will post when we
hear anything.

Dave (USC) y Gabriela (Mex)

i've been grinched! now i know i've made it ;)