@J Rogers Thank you sir! I will definitely share the happy ending
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Got my waiver after 107 days.
Im so happy but wondering why they gave me two years instead if 5 this is my third waiver last one was 5 years. I dont really care im just ready to go shopping :) good luck guys
That is a really good question. I never see that UNLESS the person doesn't put the work in.
For example, I have a client who doesn't want to do a drug test/dr's letter for his waiver. He has a 5 year now and a narcotics conviction. If he now getsa a shorter waiver, we know it is because of that. But I have also seen waivers where the person was given a shorter waiver because they just photocopied everything. The shoddier that work, the more likely you might get a reduced waiver.
It could also be some of the documents didn't scan. Maybe the personal letter was too vague. Maybe they even thought the 5 was a reach in the first place?
Its impossible to tell but 2 year waivers are VERY rare.
@Sophia congratulations Girly and thanks so much again for connecting with me last week. I’m super happy for you!
@Marsha thank youuuuu and no problem hun anytime❤️
@J Rogers what would be the process to renew? i want to start the renewal process as soon as i can so i dont go without my paper ever again
Same process, but really worry about that about 6 months before hand. I know they will speed up. But if you really want to be careful 8 months before.
@J Rogers sorry what i meant is since i applied through esafe i have all documents i used saved on my laptop. So basically all i need to do is finger prints or should i request court documents again even tho i have them saved
Never apply for the court documents again, they don't need to be changed. In 2 years you should get new prints and refresh the other documents. Bring them up to date.
@ Anyone sharing the good news today?
@JRogers:
Do you share weekly updates on E-Safe Processing times or do you just post randomly as time permits knowing how busy you are?
In times like these, where people are desperate for info and they are slow, I try and post them as they come in. But I post them in the other thread.
I understand how frustrating it is, so I try to keep the updates as current as possible.
Submitted on June 9th. Received email on Sept 17th with 5 yrs approval dated Sept 15th. 2nd waiver
Special thanks to @JRogers. I submitted esafe application on my own but John helped me with all the questions in the forum and also over the phone.
@LKand Congratulations.
This is great news. So, basically we can get approval over the weekend too sometimes (like your case).
I think the result is currently taking 100 days since our biometrics at the border.
Congratulations! 5 years is awesome....
If the waiver was approved on the 15th, that is a weekday. I think she meant to say she got the email on the 17th, (meaning found it on that date) but it must have been sent on the 15th. They send it immediately, and never on weekends.
@J Rogers got it thank you so kuch Rogers
I wanted to share that my waiver application has been approved. It took a total of 106 days
9/28/2022: Status changed to Completed
6/14/2022: Status changed to Submitted to ARO
6/4/2022: Application Created/Signed/Paid
This is my first waiver and I was given a one year waiver.
For those of you that continue to track…. Don’t lose hope.
Thank you for your inspiring story. You gave me real hope not to give up on the process.
Allow me to share with all a similar love story. My man and I met 21 years ago. At the time we met in Asia we could not pursue a relationship back then. Fast forward to 21 years hence, we reconnected last year and found out that both of us are still single, never been married, no children and BOTH been looking for the love of our life. Needless to say, we found each other again and now we want to be together for the rest of our lives.
I am in Canada and he lives in the US. I am 51 yrs old and he is 8 years older at 59. I had some issues entering the US which means I needed to fix and get the right paperwork. After a few months, I completed all the paperwork and submitted them for consideration unsure of timelines when I could get good news. I just knew this — I had to submit my paperwork if I want to give this relationship the chance it deserves. Approval of the waiver would define the outcome of my man and I seeing each other for the first time after 21 years and pursuing a lifelong relationship.
I had anxiety as months passed and reading in this forum that it was taking much longer for approvals to happen. Many of you gave me hope - hope not to give up and believe.
I firmly believe that this process is life changing and there is a deep human factor involved.
At present, I am onto next steps to plan to travel to the US and meet my Mr. Destiny. I am overly excited. Yes indeed, I can look forward to a happier life.
For those of you still waiting …… DON’T GIVE UP.
Thank you for all your professional guidance in this forum and how you deeply impacted the human lives of everyone here.