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Title: How fast is vermont processing? Post by: Windmill Boy on June 02, 2004, 04:00:00 AM Hello everyone
let me tell you ...
they received may 19, 2004 Case Approved June 1, 2004
Ray maybe I could have cut the time down to 10 day if I cleaned those dishes and sent in the kitchen sink also ha ha ha
Title: Good deal WB! Post by: Jimbo on June 02, 2004, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to How fast is vermont processing?, posted by Windmill Boy on Jun 2, 2004
Now you've got to hurry up and find that job in your chosen profession, before she gets here. You don't want her to see you working at the lunch counter at WalMart, do you? -LOL! Just kidding WB. I hope your relocation is going smoothly. Jim Title: That's nothing! Post by: Ray on June 02, 2004, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to How fast is vermont processing?, posted by Windmill Boy on Jun 2, 2004
My first K-1 petition was approved in about two hours. Of course that was back in the days when you just walk in to your local INS office and they process the petition on the spot... 12 days is FAST Windy! Congrats! Now you better start cleaning up the house (LOL) Ray Title: Re: That's nothing! Post by: Hamlet on June 03, 2004, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to That's nothing!, posted by Ray on Jun 2, 2004
Two hours! It makes me realize how poor service we are getting nowdays from the federal government. What year was this? Title: Re: Re: That's nothing! Post by: Ray on June 03, 2004, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: That's nothing!, posted by Hamlet on Jun 3, 2004
That was back in 1972. The whole fiancée visa process through Manila typically took 1-2 months total from filing the petition until she stepped off the plane. That was barely enough time to get the house cleaned up. Then they came up with the brilliant idea to start the regional "service" centers and National Visa Center, to increase efficiency and service of course (LOL). I can't remember the processing fee back in 1972 but I think it was $15 or $25 (?) Ray |