Lynn Koh
Mar 18, 2026
F2A, after RFE for medical, status changed.
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to check if there’s anyone in a similar situation as mine.
I submitted my RFE a few days ago, and today the status changed from “Actively Reviewed” to “Case is still being processed by USCIS.”
Has anyone experienced this update recently? Any insights would be appreciated!
ps. filed concurrent and I 130 was approved December in 2023.
F2A
Permanent resident filing for a spouse or child under 21
Total Days: 975 days
Case
2023-07-21
Today
I-485
975 Days
National Benefits Center: I-485
Timeline Map
2023-07-21
I-485
Submission to USCIS
2023-07-28
I-485
D+7
Biometrics, i.e. fingerprint and photo
2023-09-05
I-485
D+46
Request for Evidence(RFE) from USCIS
2023-11-01
I-485
D+103
Response to RFE
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towny aMar 18, 2026
it’s 100 days for me nothing
Disha PatelMar 18, 2026
check document tab
bhavik patel (July 2023 Concurrent filing)4d
my PD is same july 2023 and did concurrent filing we just had I-130 interview in march 2026 and now have another interview scheduled in april 2026. We also got medical rfe and submitted the rfe already but didn’t see any update other than I had postal return request from usps while sending the sealed package in mail
lenard ryan3d
@Lynn Koh do you have any update?
modi egy2d
I have the same situation.
Manifest Law13h
That kind of status change is pretty common and not something to worry about.
After USCIS receives an RFE response, the case often moves out of “actively reviewed” and back into a general “case is being processed” status while it goes through final review. It doesn’t reflect a problem or a setback.
In your situation, with the I-130 already approved and medicals submitted, your case is likely in the final stage of adjudication. The next update could be approval, but timing can still vary.
For now, there’s nothing you need to do. Just keep an eye on your account. This type of update usually means the case is moving forward, even if the wording feels less specific.
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