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Total Days: 1164 days
Case
2023-01-28
Today
I-134A
1164 Days
National Benefits Center: I-134A
8th month Update, EB2-NIW I140
Monthly Update,
• 231 Days, “Case is being actively reviewed”
(Some where asking my background)
So this is an update and sharing my timeline.
BLOCK: IOE-09-231
Nebraska
READ, to avoid unnecessary messages.
• (This is about the i140 - EB2NIW)
• I know the waiting time is about 10 months!
• BTW, we all know there’s more than a year delay and a possible backlog for the next step AOS.
Profile:
MD (no PhD)
oncology research
9 courses and updates on research
2 books
2 book chapters
2 seminars with an oncology association in the US.
1 tv interview
~ 30 publications
~ 190 citations
1 patent collaboration
7 letters of recommendation
#WaitingGame
#i140
#EB2NIW
• Applied In NOV23’ the I140, and waiting…
I hope this can somehow help.
• Has anyone else applied close to this timeframe, with a positive experience?
• Please ONLY! - EB2 NIW, i140., to avoid confusion, thank you.
Good luck, everyone!
#WAITING
traveling
Eight years ago, I came to the USA seeking asylum. However, after arriving, my lawyer advised that my case might not be strong enough, but suggested that I had a chance of obtaining a green card through a juvenile visa. Fortunately, I eventually received my green card. Now, I'm wondering if I might face any issues re-entering the USA if I decide to visit my home country.?
The Depressing wait of uncertainty!
Waiting for an update on your immigration case can feel like your life is stuck. The uncertainty creates a sense of being trapped maze, where every day blurs into the next, and your life feels like it’s on autopilot. It’s not just the delay in getting a resolution that’s frustrating—it’s the emotional toll it takes. You’re constantly in a state of “waiting,” unable to make plans or move forward because so much of your future hinges on an outcome that’s out of your control.
During this time, life can feel bland, almost tasteless,as if your dreams and ambitions have faded into a dull gray. The goals you once had, the things you wanted to achieve—they all seem to be on hold. It’s as if the pause button has been pressed on your life, and you’re stuck in this moment of uncertainty, unable to fast-forward to the part where everything is resolved.
This limbo can make it hard to feel fully present in your daily life. You go through the motions; work, eat, sleep, etc
but there’s a nagging feeling that something essential is missing. You’re waiting for that update, that decision, to unlock the door to your future. Until then, it feels like you’re just existing rather than truly living.
Whatever your case may be, You are not alone! I hope you find solace with this message
changed to actively reviewing 🤞🏻🤞🏻
after 2 yr and 2 months we got emails
we have taken action on your case when I checked my husbands I-130 changed to case is being actively reviewed I hope this is the approval coming
😭🙏🏻🙏🏻
we haven’t had any action since our last rfe back in Aug 2023 which they received for the i-485 which also has been on step 4 for a month and a half now everyone
filed June 2022
UPDATE
minutes later now 485 and 130 being actively reviewed 🤞🏻🙏🏻
130 approved an hour later
waiting for 485 🙏🏻
I-131
So I have been asking questions about this I-131 form but no one answers. I initially asked if anyone has ever requested an appointment due to a family emergency/ death and have gotten through? I now understand that process and will share our experience if anyone wants to hear. Does the field office and NBC share info? Do they eventually see that you were approved or not for travel outside the country while I-130 and I-485 is pending; and does that influence the process in any way? Anyways my husband lost his grand mother and I requested an appointment online to go into the field office and we were fortunate enough to have given the chance to travel together I’m so excited. I just pray that it will be smooth sailing coming back into the country. They gave my husband just a month for which we are grateful so now he can actually see family and get to attend his grandma’s funeral after not being able to travel for years.
