that thing is not accurate, I’ll advice you don’t even worry about that at all

Cause it is not a reliable source to check. you might get a soonish date, wait, and once that time passes they will just say “sorry your case is taking longer than expected. if theres anything outstanding we’ll let you know”. The most accurate estimated time is the one you can check at egov.uscis.gov There you select I-130, your category, field office and it will give you the real average time the offices are currently taking to process your kind of case

@Diana C Because a week ago I went to my interview but it doesn't show anything, only the months, one day it says 5, the next day it says 9, the next day it says 4 and so on, every day it puts a different number.

@Olayinka Smith Because a week ago I went to my interview but it doesn't show anything, only the months, one day it says 5, the next day it says 9, the next day it says 4 and so on, every day it puts a different number.

yeah, like I said, that’s not a real way to keep track of the estimated time

because it’s WRONG lol. ignore it. but mine moved around a lot once it was at the field office. it didn’t do that when at NBc.

@w s 🇨🇦🇺🇸 Before my interview, that time changes, maybe once a week or every 10 days, but after I was interviewed, now it changes every day.

@Mannyflow13 Ferreira it doesn’t mean much. you just gotta wait. bad technology

@w s 🇨🇦🇺🇸 Oky thank you 🙏🏽