same December 2022 . if you ask they will tell you normal processin time .

I am at 449 days. December 2022 applications are the least approved I can presume

are you able to email the agent working on your case through MyUSCIS? email SCOPSSCATA@dhs.gov. they will can look at your case due to the delay. bother them every week if necessary

Their system is not fair, we all pay the same fees, they claim they process applications and I quote, "we process your case in the order received by application type to be fair to all our customers" there is nothing fair in this system, we see people with similar cases getting final decisions after only 6-8 months of applying, some even 5 months. Congrats on their part, I hold nothing against these people. I'm rather upset at the system immigration has in place. It's like they hang the rest of us out to dry, like it's some kind of strategy they are using in hoping that our spouse who's sponsoring us dies which will make the application null, or a divorce happens which will make it null. I just don't understand why they can't just give a decision whether it's yes or no so people can move on with their lives.

@Jervis 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Findlayson you are absolutely right. Some of us have been in this for so long, it’s very dreadful. Anyways, there is nothing we can do except to wait and wait longer unfortunately.

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Thank you Perla for your advice. I looked at it on USCIS web. Thank you