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case is being actively reviewed after rfe
First time in my process ı said ı hope ı don’t get approved for another 40 days because my marriage is gonna be up to 2 years on april 30. ı got the notification that says my case is being actively reviewed. ı think ı am coming to the end guys . ı hope they wait to approve it after april 30 tho
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 691 days
Case
2022-09-26
2024-08-17
I-130
682 Days
I-485
688 Days
National Benefits Center: I-130, I-485
Still waiting on physical Green Card
I immigrated to the US on December 15th 2023. I still haven't received my physical Green Card. The last update I can see on my USCIS account is "Received Immigrant Fee Payment" on December 1st 2023.
It says that I should receive my Green Card in a matter of 90 days... is this normal?
an update
so on October 12, 2023 I received a request for additional evidence father USCIS . I responded and sent everything on January 2nd. they confirmed receiving. I just received an update that they have canceled the request for evidence and that they will contact me if they need anything else. now Am confused because I don’t know if they requested for any evidence besides the October 12th and I did not know or what they are referring to . please help me lovely people. does anyone have an idea what that could mean?
AOS for EB-2 NIW ROW approved in just 99 days!
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to share the news we got yesterday- me and my husband both got our AOS applications approved!
PD October 2022
Wishing you similar news soon!
EB2-NIW
Advanced degrees or exceptional ability requesting a National Interest Waiver
Total Days: 116 days
Case
2023-12-11
2024-04-05
I-485
112 Days
I-131
113 Days
I-765
116 Days
National Benefits Center: I-485, I-131, I-765
Backlog
I had posted here that in the last fiscal year, EB3-Unskilled visas were issued as follows:
Vietnam - 2,280
Mexico - 1,682
Well, I come with worse news, in the first 3 months of this year, the following visas have already been issued:
Vietnam - 911
Mexico - 670
Philippines - 520
Don't expect the retrogression to end and don't think that immigration is intentionally creating a backlog. Maybe they do it intentionally because they know that a country cannot exceed the 7% cap. If the law really worked, we wouldn't be in this backlog; they just need to want the law to work
IR1/CR1 consular information for Yde, Youande Cameroon
If you are United state citizen (USC), and you have applying for your spouse who is abroad, feel free to join our IR1/CR1 WhatsApp group to discuss our information, track embassy appointment date and assist for uscis and NVC stage
Group link in the comments below ⬇️ 👇 👇
