Case Processing
Please help say anything about this guys
How can the backlogs move back about 3 years ago back in May 2022 in just a month?
I noticed the frequency of people getting the Green Card in 2022 was a lot, and not bad in 2023 but in 2024 why does everything feel like it stopped?
I don't know when can I get the GC. I was studying in the US and I didn't want to pay the University out of state tuition and thought this could change my life but turns out now I feel like hell because of waiting, all my peers are way ahead of me in life, all the kids doesn't show respect when they don't know why I do the labor job for immigration.
All of my coworkers at work now leave the company with Green Cards because they have worked for 1 year already. I felt like I was holding back and felt very unfair. I knew lots of people who had PD back in June 2021 or March 2021 get their GC in 2022 and I thought I would be like them too but not.
This fiscal year is even worse after 6 months they advance for 2 months and people in 2020 have not resolved their cases yet.
It's almost been 2 years of broken waiting and now I haven't received any positive news.
I don’t want my life to be all about labor work being poor. I have a relative in the US who is younger than me 3 years old and now has 6-figure salary job and I haven’t graduated yet and feel like I gonna get abandoned for being way behind their leagues.
I tried to use lots of different ways to estimate the advance days. It looks reasonable to move 3-4 months every quarter but reality looks ridiculously unreal to advance 2 months per 6 months.
It doesn't make sense at all. Back in pre-Covid, the waiting is not that long. People receive their GC after 1-1.5 years for AOS employment based.
999 Days in the Making!!! Road to Green Card!!!
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EB3-1
Professional (bachelor's degree)
Total Days: 1005 days
Case
2021-06-24
2024-03-25
I-485
1005 Days
Texas Service Center: I-485
#I-130 is anyone in the same timeline as me. I received an update last Saturday that my case is actively review… what’s this suppose to mean? would this be approve? isn’t too soon?
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IR-5
U.S. citizen filing for a parent
Total Days: 441 days
Case
2024-02-26
2025-05-12
I-130
441 Days
Texas Service Center: I-130
I485 EB1C approved PD Apr2020
country: India
PD: Apr2020, EB1C
upgrade from EB2 to EB1 (PD ported)
concurrent filing of I140, I735, I131 and I485 in Feb23.
I140 approved in 15days in PP
I 735, I131 approved in May23
I485 went to CRP in Aug23 and became current in Jan24. 'Green'd' after 66 days into 2024.
all the best to everyone waiting...
EB1-3
Multinational executive or manager
Total Days: 401 days
Case
2023-02-13
2024-03-20
I-485
401 Days
National Benefits Center: I-485
Any N-400 Filers in the Cleveland area?
Hi!
The Cleveland office is known for being the fastest immigration office in the United States. I was lucky to have had my I-485 and I-751 approved in a relatively reasonable time.
I’m wondering, however, about N-400. I noticed from timelines at other filed offices that it doesn’t usually take more than 3 months to get the interview letter.
Mine has been going for 4 months now and it still says “Case is being actively reviewed”. I know the processing time for the Cleveland office is 5.5 months, but I was just wondering if anybody is going through the same thing.
Thank you!
To God be the glory
after waiting for 24 months I received my approval today. Thank you Jesus I’m so happy. it’s been months of roller coaster emotions with unexpected results 😃. I’m very grateful.
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 670 days
Case
2022-03-28
2024-01-27
I-130
670 Days
National Benefits Center: I-130
