check cashed?

[obxtrainman]

Does when the check is cashed by USCIS for a specific form, have any meaning? My noa1 for our I-130 is for april-05. My bank shows check was cashed on April-7-05. Yet I have heard nothing, no touchy, no nothing. It has now been 119 days since noa1.

 

Damn, I should have sent off 129f, several times in last two months

[tywy_99]

It took 8 months from NOA1 to NOA2 for us on the I-130.

I don't know the length of time now but I think it is better than it was before.

[LeeFisher3]

The cashed check and NOA1 is a good thing, seems that California is slower at the approval process.

 

Not that it helps much, but Texas and California are both showing they are processing March 7 as of 10 days ago. In our case the we received the approval about 30 days before the processing date was supposed to get to our application.

[HanLi]

hang in there, and send a inquiry to the NVC regarding the status. Good luck and think of the future with your SO.

[obxtrainman]

What no opinions? I thought this was a legitmate question. Since no one actually told me anything specific, I tried to run a search. I came up with nothing.

 

The content of my original question was: is there any significance as to the cashing of our checks, and when they start on our files.

[HanLi]

I don't think that cashing the check has any significance on the timeline. It seems that if it wasn't cashed, you would definitely not hear anything unless you made an inquiry.

[Trigg]

CSC is now processing I-130s submitted in March 05--so you should be hearing something soon.

 

this is a link to UCIS site to check processing dates etc..

https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/ptim...id=aZa-5Nr6fRqf

[Yuanyang]

CSC is now processing I-130s submitted in March 05--so you should be hearing something soon.

 

this is a link to UCIS site to check processing dates etc..

https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/ptim...id=aZa-5Nr6fRqf

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