How do they approve people?

I know its not first come first serve...

You did your biometrics last month so just chill out. I applied in august and had to wait 2 months after my bio to get approved.

who knows.

There's no logical order of approval. It depends on fast or slow your service person is

I found this in an article a while back.

USCIS is committed to adjudicating requests that fulfill the guidelines of the deferred action for childhood arrivals process consistent with the thorough review USCIS applies to all requests. All background checks, biometric information and supporting documentation must be completed before a request will be sent to an adjudicator for review.

Source

ooo thanks

We used to think they actually went throught our stuff (evidence) before biometrics but now it seems they do AFTER biometrics. All they really check before they accept it is check if you filled the applications right and if you signed them. THAT IS IT. Then once you have done your Biometrics and checked out cleaned, then they actually go throught everything you have and RFE you.

ive studied the spreedshets a lot and this seems to be it

but really all it takes it a cup of coffee to really make a difference since its not some robot doing everything. they scan everything, and someone sits in their computer going through each file (probably PDF) and checks.


The only think we can do is make it easier for them. By this I mean making our application as organized as possible. Pretty much we are selling ourselves. The fact that later applicants are being approved quicker than those who applied ealier tells us is NOT First come Serve like they told us.


I don't feel bad anymore sending my application out late

ahh that makes more sense

wish I knew we could do a walk in biometrics...I would've been 2 weeks earlier

Pretty sure that's the methodology.

Ive been waiting since day one.

Wish Ive would have done the same thing.

Same, wish I would have walked in myself.