yeah LPR takes at least 3-4 years.. it’s a very very long wait

don't trust the processing time because mine showed 7 months and then got approved

where did you find processing time dear?

@helloworld world not true but that’s what it’s starting to look like now

@pooja fnu uscis website

@Jelly K are you lpr? I’ve been waiting for 14 months now

uscis is playing us, i'm really tired and bored

@DoIt ForMe been waiting 13 months now and I’m a citizen.. seems it’s gonna take me another year.. already lost hope

I think it had to be a mistake, the second to approve soon is now the second to last longer

@helloworld world just told my husband I’m losing hope. I don’t mind 2 years because I don’t want to go through this process to remove conditions for him again. but I would think we’d past uscis and be at nvc by now. I rather wait at nvc than uscis

@Kariño Nice like it was 20 months for the longest then went to 17 months and then now it’s 27.5 smh and they claim it should be getting better. they approving everybody case there but the ones they already have. even California faster now

@Kariño Nice earliest I can submit a request is April 2025. that’s ridiculous;like we don’t need our spouses/children too

On Tuesday I saw an email that said that the page would be under maintenance on Wednesday and Thursday and that maintenance was to screw us. So much that they talk about family reunification and increased rates and it is only delayed, because there is no pandemic and they do this

my FO shows 80% of the cases are approved in 16.5 months and I am right now at 18.5 months. don't know how to enquire as they say it's still in normal processing time

they are saying everything in normal processing time @hiral p

@Kariño Nice the agent said processing time updates every month but that’s not true but it wasn’t updated for the longest until last month when the time went down

I guess they are processing when a visa is available (the visa bullet moves)Notes USCIS service centers are now prioritizing the processing of Form I-130 preference petitions for which an the Department of State Visa Bulletin shows that an immigrant visa is available. The visa bulletin, published monthly, lists available immigrant visas by priority date. USCIS uses the visa bulletin to determine the current visa categories and priority dates before processing a Form I-130 preference petition. Service centers have prioritized our adjudication efforts so that we can focus on those cases that have visas available.

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@DoIt ForMe I am now a permenant resident but before that I was on F1 and married to a USC