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Responded to the SAME NOID twice (500+ pages of evidence) — deadline is today and USCIS still shows no update
Hi everyone, I’m hoping to hear from anyone who has dealt with something similar or has insight into what might happen next. This is a marriage-based case. I received a NOID in May 2025 and responded fully. Then in December 2025, USCIS issued the exact same NOID again — same issues, same wording — as if my first response was never reviewed. I responded again to the second NOID. The response was delivered and confirmed, but USCIS has not updated my case to show the response was received. Today is the NOID deadline, which is extremely stressful given that I complied. Evidence submitted (over 500 pages total): Leases (2023, 2024, 2025) Joint bank statements Birth certificates State IDs with matching address Renter’s insurance showing both names Affidavits of support notarized Joint tax return (2024) Car insurance (2022–2025) Photos spanning our relationship Proof of joint utility (FPL) Phone bills Marriage certificate I also included a detailed written rebuttal addressing each point raised in the NOID and a relationship timeline. What concerns me most: USCIS issued a duplicate NOID My second response is not marked as received The deadline is today, despite confirmed delivery Has anyone: Received the same NOID twice? Had USCIS fail to acknowledge a NOID response before the deadline? Seen approvals or further action after this kind of delay? Any experiences, advice, or suggestions (service request, congressional inquiry, Ombudsman, etc.) would be really appreciated. Thank you.
f2A
ayer me llegó el correo de 60 días en 1 mes y medio, fecha de prioridad 31/5/2022, completa en el NVC 5/11/2025.
no se para cuando tendrá cita, alguien que sea de la República Dominicana
F2A
Permanent resident filing for a spouse or child under 21
Total Days: 1199 days
Case
2022-05-31
2025-09-11
I-130
1199 Days
California Service Center: I-130
advance Parole
hi everyone just got back from my 2 weeks trip to my country.
I flew back into Fort Lauderdale, everything was super smooth no question at all, the only thing is I had to pay $1,000 dollar for re-entry. however regarding this I think the officers does not know who pays and who don’t.
nevertheless I’m grateful to be back in. and just wanted to share my experience.
i751 with a divorce waiver
okey guys journey just started again, this time with the i751 with a divorce waiver, my marriage didn’t go well with my ex wife so i decided to get divorced it wasn’t too long to get it done and as soon i got the degree i sent my application with all the documentation and proof that i had its a lot but i put it together and send it , let’s see how this goes in the mind time they send me a 48 month extension and a biometric appointment.. i will let you know if something happens, i hear this case take 2 to 3 years i the mind time i have been living my live by myself since my separation…
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 1242 days
Case
2022-10-26
Today
I-765
55 Days
I-130
398 Days
I-485
456 Days
I-131
462 Days
I-751
88 Days
National Benefits Center: I-765, I-130, I-485, I-131, I-751
rfd
I filed my adjustment of status documents in November 2022 and my husband is a U.S. citizen. My I-130 was approved on June 8, 2023. I have received my work permit twice (June 9, 2023 and May 19, 2025). I had my I-485 interview on November 12 and about six weeks later my case changed to Request for Initial Evidence was sent on December 31, 2025 and I am still waiting to receive the RFE letter. I am experiencing anxiety and depression and I honestly cannot handle this stress anymore. Has anyone else had their I-485 interview and then received an RFE and how long did it take to get a decision after responding
The new sponsor after the merger does not continue to sponsor ew3
Season’s greetings and best wishes for the New Year to everyone.
I would like to seek professional guidance regarding my employment-based immigration case (EB-3/EW3).
My I-140 petition is currently in “Processing” status, with a total pending time of 134 days. However, my Labor Certification (LC) is approaching its expiration date on January 21, 2026. The sponsoring company has ceased operations due to a merger into a larger corporation, and the acquiring company has decided not to continue sponsoring my EB-3/EW3 petition.
I would appreciate clarification on the following points:
1. If my current I-140 petition is approved, will I be able to retain my Priority Date (PD) if I later secure sponsorship from a different employer in the same or a similar occupation?
2. In that scenario, would I be required to file a new I-140 petition with the new employer and proceed through the process again, including DS-260 filing and consular interview, in order to complete the immigration process?
3. Conversely, if my I-140 is not approved due to the employer’s withdrawal or dissolution, would my Priority Date be lost entirely, requiring me to restart the process from the beginning with a new employer?
I would be very grateful for insights from experienced professionals or individuals who have encountered similar situations.
Kindly note that I am not seeking advice from intermediaries or agents, as their guidance has been limited and unhelpful, and this situation has caused me significant concern.
Thank you very much for your time and assistance.
I-130 current month for approval
I am a US citizen and my spouse is from Bangladesh. I applied on February 2025. When can i expect this to be approved? i am in texas service center#
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 397 days
Case
2025-02-17
Today
I-130
397 Days
Texas Service Center: I-130
