did you get your greencard?

It takes atleast 120 days after payment. So, not yet, but hopefully by January 2024.

But I got 1 year temporary permanent resident status.

God bless Trump.

did one of your parents file for you? also, are you already in the US?

@Stephan Omoregie i’m just asking if you got your case approved after interview because my PD is june 2016 and bulletin has been stuck on sept 2015 since 3 years i had my interview in may 2022 officer said i have to wait for bulletin to cross my PD but it’s nice to know f2b is being considered maybe we have hope

Yes my case was approved after the interview. I am in the US now. I came here October 3rd 2023. Yes, you have to wait for your priority date to become current before your visa will be available for printing. It takes time but by this time next year, you should be here.

@My Case yes, my Dad filed for me.

@Stephan Omoregie can I ask you a question? My pd is Sept 2021 my visa class is f24 please how long do you think it will take for me to be DQ and get any interview date?

@chisom Nweke as things stand, your interview date should be within 2027 and 2028. This also depends on your country of eligibilities, how fast you assemble your documents for NVC and and error free D-260.

@Stephan Omoregie my country is Nigeria

be expecting like 8 years from the date it was filed. F24 is the same as F2B. Unmarried son or daughter over 21 of a permanent resident.

@stephen thank you so much for keeping us updated here, my pd is 2019 mom filed for me, and she just became a citizen last week, does that help boost my case? I haven’t been approved yet, and how long do you think priority date would get to me?? I see you’re Nigerian yeah? I’m also Nigerian but living in London, pls let me know it will be really helpful

@stephen Omoregie my country of interview should be in Istanbul, that’s where I lived when it was filed, does it also matter ???

please what table do we need to look out for dates for filing or final action date? I’m confused as well @Stephen Omoregie

@Solomon Odion your mom becoming a citizen doesn't really help speed up the process because my own Dad became a citizen while I was in the process, but NVC themselves adviced me to maintain my status of eligibility under lpr. I think it helps the overall case and chances of approval after interview now that your mom is a citizen. The last part of just my opinion.

@stephan Omoregie thank you so so much, but how long do you think it will take for me to get approved or interviewed ?

@Solomon The country of interview will determine the speed at which your interview will be scheduled. Your country of changeability or origin and the country of interview greatly affects the speed of your process. one instance of this is that your final action date might become current but your country's limitation might be over the limit for that fiscal year and sometimes beyond 2 or more years like China, Mexico etc. and or if the embassy your interview will be scheduled is temporarily closed or not conducting interviews for Immigrants due to war, riot etc, your case will be affected.

@stephan Omoregie you are very correct, you seem to know a lot about this immigration thing, wow 👏🏽

@Solomon Odion keep your eyes on the Final Action Date. once it's passes your PD, your interview is within months or a few years depending on your visa category. Thanks.

@Solomon Odion when your interview will be scheduled varies due to factors like country of changeability and country of interview. But in my case, it took 5 years for my case to become current, then sent to NVC, and another 3 years for my interview to be scheduled.

wow 3 years just for interview omg? was it from Nigeria embassy ??

@Solomon Odion Covid 19 pandemic created a longer backlog, and Donald Trump ban made the process longer. So I guess the timeframe should be lesser for some of you.

@Nicola Christie F3 Visa tends to take longer than F2. As per the Visa bulletin, it can take up to 15 years, but if all the factors that affected mine are present. So you should be expecting at most 9 years of waiting for Visa approval.

@Solomon Odion hi can i ask you a question please? my pd jan 2022 and i have the welcome letter from NVC with invoice # my visa f2b but i cant pay the fees for the visa i keep trying from jan 2022

@Om Om B how the hell do you already have a welcome letter from NVC and your pd is just 2022? 😳 are you sure you’re in the F2b category??? where is your center California or Vermont or where?? and I think the only person here that can answer that question is @Stephan Omoregie he knows more about this stuffs than I am 😫

@stephan Omoregie how did NvC advice you to maintain your lpr status because the lawyer I’m working with now just filled a form after my mom became citizen, says it will help speed up my case, don’t know how true that is but was it during your interview with nvc that they advised you to remain in the lpr or what???

@Om Om B I think you are mistaken with your one of the above details. it's either your PD is wrong which is most likely, or that your visa category is wrong. I don't want to speculate, but check your details.

@Solomon Odion I did everything myself without any lawyer. NVC sent me an email on the D-260 electronic system saying that they have will update my case to F1 automatically, because that's how the system works, that if I want to Opt-out of it I should let them know. They always stated in the email that it is better for me to remain in that category because it would speed up my process. I will paste the message here.

@Stephan Omoregie thanks so much for all the explanation I really appreciate you..right now it seems F2b final action date isn’t moving anywhere it has been on September 15 for almost 3 years and now it just moved to October 15, this is so slowwwwww 🥺🥺😔

hi, go on

hello Stephan it’s Solomon again, we spoke before on here, I would like to ask for some advice how to I reach you apart from this site? pls let me know thanks so much

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