Oskar Pineno
Feb 16, 2022
I-129F extended processing time
I know I’m still early in the process, but I noticed that the processing times for the K1/K2 visa have increased by about 3 months recently. Does anyone know if this is for new cases, or does it affect previous cases retroactively? Based on a recent call to the USCIS, it seems to be the latter, but I don’t understand why such a significant delay all of a sudden.
K-1/K-2
Not yet married - fiance and/or dependent child
Total Days: 478 days
Case
2021-09-27
2023-01-18
I-129F
478 Days
California Service Center: I-129F
Timeline Map
2021-09-27
I-129F
Submission to USCIS
2022-12-23
I-129F
D+452
Request for Evidence(RFE) from USCIS
2023-01-10
I-129F
D+470
Response to RFE
2023-01-18
I-129F
D+478
Decision (Approval or Denial)
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Antony TFeb 16, 2022
the average at the moment is 11 months. and yes, it affects cases retroactively. if nothing changes for better or worse, expect around august this year.
Oskar PinenoFeb 16, 2022
Thanks, Anthony. I just sent an email to my Representative — not to push my case, but to request that he makes pressure on the USCIS. I wish more people here did that, since it’s the only option that could actually make a difference.
Antony TFeb 16, 2022
good on you Oskar!! doing it for the whole team, bravo!
Oskar PinenoFeb 16, 2022
We should all make noise. It’s easy to ignore a citizen, not so much when we join our voices.
Oskar PinenoFeb 23, 2022
I just googled for his contact info. They should have a contact form on the Congress’ website. Who’s your representative?
jennie wavesMar 2, 2022
who is my res
jennie wavesMar 2, 2022
who is my representative if I live in Florida
Oskar PinenoMar 2, 2022
It depends on your specific district. Google based on your specific residence.
