Rozin Islam Nuhas
May 22, 2026
F2A
Spouse of green card holder PD: 1 December 2022 RFE: 16 January 2026 RFE Submission: 18 February 2026 Case approved: yesterday 20 may 2026 I want to know the steps after aprooved, and how long will it take till interwiew.

F2A

Permanent resident filing for a spouse or child under 21

Total Days: 1270 days
Case
2022-12-01
2026-05-24
I-130
1270 Days
Nebraska Service Center: I-130
Timeline Map
2022-12-01
I-130
Submission to USCIS
2026-05-24
I-130
D+1270
Decision (Approval or Denial)
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mini me May 22, 2026
congratulations
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mini me May 22, 2026
it doesn’t change into IR1 ?
Rozin Islam NuhasMay 22, 2026
@mini me just got aprooved may 20 and not yet citizen
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eekkk _May 22, 2026
congratulations, are you from the banned countries or not?
k aMay 22, 2026
congratulations November 2022 still waiting
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mini me May 22, 2026
@Rozin Islam Nuhas wowww 👍👍wait worths
aleksei potapovMay 22, 2026
we are from the banned country and after all approvals and interview they said a denial untill the change even the papers were great
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HAFIZ khanMay 22, 2026
@Rozin Islam Nuhas, Aos or consular? and if consular Did you file anything like congressman inquiry, senator inquiry or mandamus?
late bloomerMay 22, 2026
@Rozin Islam Nuhas please share what the RFE was about
Devraj sMay 22, 2026
Good to see the approval form Nebraska! congrats!
Rozin Islam NuhasMay 24, 2026
@eekkk _ yes i am from banned country
Rozin Islam NuhasMay 24, 2026
@HAFIZ khan consular… no i dident do anything… approval came normally.
Rozin Islam NuhasMay 24, 2026
@late bloomer 1.Birth certificate(s) of children born to the marriage or evidence of a current pregnancy; 2. Joint insurance policies or policies that list one party as the beneficiary; 3. Joint leases, mortgages, deeds, or registrations; 4. Shared financial obligations and assets (such as jointly filed income taxes, jointly held bank accounts, credit cards, utility bills, etc.); 5. Remittances of wire transfers or monies sent to the beneficiary to help support them; Note: The sender and recipient of the monies deposited/sent must be clearly shown by name, address and phone number 6. Government issued documents showing both names (such as entitlement programs, etc.); 7. Travels to see each other before, for and/or after the wedding (passport pages with entry/exit stamps, hotel receipts, boarding passes, etc.); 8. Evidence of correspondence with each other (letters, cards, emails, chats, telephone bills, etc.); Note: phone cards are not verifiable and telephone bills should contain information about account ownership and printouts of the calls placed) 9. Photos of wedding and/or time spent together; Note: Each photo should be labeled with the names of each person and the date and location where the photo was taken 10. Testimony or other evidence regarding courtship, the wedding ceremony and/or shared residence and experience.
Rozin Islam NuhasMay 24, 2026
@aleksei potapov nothing we can do except waiting
Rozin Islam NuhasMay 24, 2026
@Devraj s case was submitted to nebraska rfe was from potomac and approval came from texas
aleksei potapovJun 3, 2026
9 months after approved for the interview and interview got wrong (like you are a 75 countries which trump administration consider not reliable haha
aleksei potapovJun 3, 2026
you can wait like forever now, why even schedule the interview just to say this , absurdly

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