Case Processing
My 2 years green expired on March 03, I did applied for I-751 to remove condition, I received a 48 months extension letter. Is it safe to travel outside of the country with the current situation?
has anybody recently traveled outside the country with the extension form, if yes did you have any issues reentering?
Just a thought… (Not a legal advise or anything related to…)
In a previous post, I clearly explained why I believe premium processing (PP) is essential these days, if you can afford it. So please, take action!
Get your answers quickly!
Get adjudicated!
If you receive a Request for Evidence (RFE), address it!
If you face a denial, fix it!
And then, get in line—fast!
Imagine we're in line at a coffee shop with at least a thousand people ahead of us waiting to order their “I-140,” and even more are joining! There’s only one or two employees making the coffee, and they're struggling to keep up (AOS)! But they’ll continue serving coffee because that’s the only way to keep the shop open.
Please understand this: the situation isn’t what it used to be! It’s no longer about being current in the process. It’s all about grabbing that ticket and getting in line to pick up your coffee as quickly as possible! The longer you wait, the more distant your priority date becomes, making it harder to order your coffee.
Remember, these days,
PP is NOT about being current!
It’s NOT about being current!
It’s NOT about being current!
Secure your spot and get in line!
Just a friendly reminder in response to many comments I've received asking, “Why should I do PP if I’m not current?” This is not legal advice and it's not mandatory, but it's important to be realistic about the current situation—it’s not getting any better. More and more people are applying, and there aren’t enough staff to keep up with the demand!
The choice is yours now, and good luck to everyone!
Waiting for decision after interview.
my husband and I had the interview March 6 , and still waiting for a decision. everything went well, we have a 1 year old.
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 483 days
Case
2024-01-19
Today
I-765
92 Days
I-485
483 Days
I-131
483 Days
National Benefits Center: I-765, I-485, I-131
Deserved to say “Finally” :)
The day has come! After infinite inquiries to USCIS, five congressional inquiries(standard responses), two Ombudsman inquiries (did not help), two pro se court cases(both dismissed)… finally it got approved on April 15th and 10 days later I AM GREEN! Now I have a huge concern: I’m the primary applicant who received the green card, my spouse (dependent) did not receive and status is stuck in rescheduled interview for over a month.. any thoughts???? We both applied same date! And yes, we were granted back in 2018 and waited a year to apply.
Asylum
Based on grant of asylum more than 1 year ago
Total Days: 2129 days
Case
2019-06-24
2025-04-22
I-485
2129 Days
Texas Service Center: I-485
pending decision for 221g
Hi Everyone,
I have filed a CR1 Visa application for my husband and he got 221g during interview. However, it's been more than 6 months we have not heard back from them and no additional document is requested. we are kind of clueless about what to do next. Can someone please share the experience if going through the same or have been in this situation?
Thank you in advance.
