June 2022 and the same 7 pf

June 5th 2022 nothing yet

mine is far anyway November 2022

july 22. nothing yet

August 2022 7 prima facie the seventh has already expired and I didn’t receive a new one hop for a good news soon for me and everybody

July 5 2022 waiting still

@GOD IS ONE GOD IS ONE I’ve heard that once they stopped renewing PF is because they are coming to an end to make a decision on the case, something happened to me last one I received was June 10 2025 almost a year ago and it’s been expired I guess no renewed ones so far so god have mercy and we can see some moving

@David D I have the same situation with PF last one expired march 2025. im August 2022 And they just increased processing time to 48.5 😭😭😭 my lawyer submitted 2 inquiries about PF and no answer

@Yana Yana that’s crazy it was 47.5 just yesterday. it went up 4 months in processing times in about 2 months. it seems like never catching up.

@Yana Yana don’t get discouraged that’s an average is not 100% accurate people get a response before that time or after let’s just hope we get ours with in that time I’m in the 45months time waiting

@David D I hope so we're a month apart. 🙏 😔

@Yana Yana keep me updated

@David D will do, same with you 😆

we on the same boat 🚤

July 2022 and still no update, we on the same boat

A long VAWA pending period with repeated “fees waived” updates and multiple prima facie determinations (PFs) and combo cards generally indicates that the case is still properly pending adjudication rather than denied or missing. USCIS may extend processing significantly due to background checks, visa number availability (if adjustment is pending), workload at the Vermont Service Center, and multi-stage eligibility review, all of which must be completed before final adjudication. A prima facie determination is not a decision on the merits but a procedural finding used to support interim benefits like EAD/AP. Your timeline (45 months with ongoing PF renewals and combo card issuance) is unusual but not inherently negative, as VAWA cases are known for extended adjudication cycles. The key risk indicator would be a Request for Evidence or Notice of Intent to Deny, not prolonged silence with continued interim benefits. Since you continue to receive PF notices and employment authorization, USCIS is effectively treating the case as still eligible for ongoing review rather than problematic or denied, and delays are most consistent with backlog and security clearance timing rather than substantive case issues. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask them in our next Lawfully office hours session! - Attorney MaryJoy Chuba (All information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney - client relationship. Your situation may require fact-specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.)

thank you everyone this gives me so much hope I thought I was the only 1 with no update coz I've see others getting rfe case transfers etc.

July 28 2022 still waiting 😭

@David D not true because it was a point that I stop getting the PF them from nowhere they stared to send it again