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Anyone know how long processing times for I-192 using the E-Safe process?
If the pattern holds, in about 3 weeks they will be working on June. That could change depending on if they had an excessive amount of waiver requests in May or it could be less than 3 weeks if May had fewer requests. Its a crapshoot for sure. However, those 27 adjudicator positions they were hiring for in July are no longer posted. So if they got a bunch more adjudicators hired and if it doesn't take months to train them, then that should help with the backlog.
@Magnus In the past 5 years I have only had 1, and I actually took the name out and keep it in my book to show clients because it is so rare.
It was given on May 3 2022.
I do a LOT of waivers. If candra1 would have asked me yesterday "do you think I might get a 2 year waiver?" I would have said the odds are tiny. But here we are.
I am only speculating. But it would make logical sense that first time applications would take a little longer. I’d assume from shortest timeline to longest:
1. Renewal (with no new derogatory info)
2. First time approval
3. September Letter
4. Rejection
I’m in the same boat as you. I’ll likely miss some important life events and it hurts and is humiliating. All we can do is hope for the best.
Today 5 year renewal granted. (actually Friday it was granted) Looks like 85 days.
Documents Shared With You
ARO Decision
Please review the documents
Status History (5)
8/5/2022, 04:00 PM EDT : Status changed to Completed
5/10/2022, 07:00 PM EDT : Status changed to Submitted to ARO
4/11/2022, 12:36 PM EDT : Status changed to Paid
4/11/2022, 12:34 PM EDT : Status changed to Signed
4/6/2022, 10:08 AM EDT : Application Created
The last 3 I have all from the last few days are 85, 88 and 101 days. I haven't had under 70 days in about a month. Before the 2nd week in July, I was getting a waiver a day, sometimes 2 a day. After the 2nd week it slowed right down. Now the responses are just a trickle, based on what I posted earlier. By the 2nd week of August, I expect them to start speed up a bit.
Yes but right now the timeline has increased. Look at the post "Post timelines...etc" and you will see that the thread goes back to last year around this time.
July 2021 - waivers in 5 days
July 2022 Waivers in 80+ days,
@KatM
That seems unusually long as does 115 days for @Curious. From what I gather if they haven’t asked for a request for more information then it typically points to them denying your waiver and although renewals generally don’t get rejected one never knows with Homeland Security.
Regardless it’s frustrating and anxiety inducing for folks who just want a waiver.
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