you are case is going above the deadline all 2020 case are already approved and now Aug 2021 on board

@Alone wolf unfortunately not all 2020 case and early 2021 case is approved there are so many people still waiting i dont understand what is the issue tiredd of waiting

when was your last prima facie expired

@tired from waitingg , I heard that they kept most of the 2020 snd eary 2021 cases even for 360 and 485 . you and I have the same date .

@tired from waitingg I got 6th prims facie end of August and almost 3 weeks later they approved me. I think that’s a good sign actually you received it. Hope they will approve you very soon @tired from waitingg

@modinat ganiyu it would be expiring this 20th of September @Hope Hope there is a some type of issue with 2020 and early 2021 cases seriously maybe covid related? @survivor I hope so🤞

@tired from waitingg I think the processing time on USCIS website is 40.5 months. So you're technically outside processing time and can contact USCIS to request for an expedite.

@K t 7th prima facie

@K t no and no

@tired from waitingg you should reach out to them. You have a right to have your case adjudicated in the normal processing time. They have a 6 month gap where they ask you to wait before contacting them, but you're also outside of that. Write to them! Send copies of your I-797 notices and whatever you need to. In fact, they give guidance for this so do it. Don't just sit and wait for them to do the right thing.

@Kerry S what if they get triggered and asked rfe because i send everything i can dont wanna stress out for rfe

@tired from waiting it's not about the rfe...it's about your priority date, which is well outside of normal processing time. They shouldn't get triggered because you're asking them to live by their process. I get if you're nervous and don't want to draw attention, but you should inquire. They tell you to do that if your case is outside normal processing time.

@tired from waitingg I applied with my son. I missed his biometric appointment because the IRS had his passport at the time they wanted me to go. I requested a new date, which they never responded to. Sometime last year I sent a letter to them, reminding them they never responded and I'd like a new date. I had applied for his EAD at the same time. I got notice for the EAD and received it a few months later, and then got vawa approval right after as well. They never responded about the inquiry but I know they received it. All that to say, there's nothing wrong with you asking and proving that you've been waiting for longer than you should. Might trigger an approval instead.