g s
Dec 19, 2021
i-485 EB2-NIW approved by NBC interview waived
Grateful to the lawyers, the community, and even the officers who approved this one 🙏🏻
A new life begins now!
EB2-NIW
Advanced degrees or exceptional ability requesting a National Interest Waiver
Total Days: 518 days
Case
2020-07-24
2021-12-24
I-140
273 Days
I-131
212 Days
I-765
218 Days
I-485
228 Days
Nebraska Service Center: I-140
National Benefits Center: I-131, I-765, I-485
Timeline Map
2020-07-24
I-140
Priority Date
2020-07-24
I-140
Submission to USCIS
2020-07-27
I-485
D+3
Priority Date
2021-04-23
I-140
D+273
Decision (Approval or Denial)
2021-05-10
I-485
I-131
I-765
D+290
Submission to USCIS
2021-07-30
I-131
D+371
Biometrics, i.e. fingerprint and photo
2021-07-31
I-485
I-765
D+372
Biometrics, i.e. fingerprint and photo
2021-12-08
I-131
D+502
Decision (Approval or Denial)
2021-12-14
I-765
D+508
Decision (Approval or Denial)
2021-12-24
I-485
D+518
Decision (Approval or Denial)
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Nina MRDec 20, 2021
when did you have your interview?
g sDec 20, 2021
the interview was waived
Lorz TorDec 20, 2021
Congratulations 🎉 to you, @gs. This is fantastic news.
Did you receive RFE for medical?
g sDec 20, 2021
nope. medical sent along with my 485 application. I wonder if there is a special reason why so many applicants wait for the RFA to deliver this item. It's totally fine to deliver earlier and surgeons are super quick with all the tests vaccinations and paperwork
Lorz TorDec 20, 2021
Actually I was advised by my lawyer to wait when we were applying in October 2020. This is because, with the old USCIS one-year rule, my medical would have expired. And I would have had to do resubmit it, which would also have been an extra expense. I have seen people resubmit their medicals because of this.
Currently, I have been waiting for over a year ... about 415 days for all my petitions .. i-140, i-485, i-765, i-131.
g sDec 20, 2021
Indeed, suspected there was a technical reason for that. Thanks for the clarification
