mel m
Sep 23, 2021
Will I receive my GC by December?
I’m seeing applicants with a similar timeline to me and later getting their GC approved. I submitted everything with I-485 and I have had my bios done end of August. My status is fingerprint fee received.
State: California.
Service Center- National Benefits Center
PD is May 2020 and I’m from ROW.
When will I receive my GC? I haven’t received 485j receipt
EB3-1
Professional (bachelor's degree)
Total Days: 171 days
Case
2021-06-18
2021-12-06
I-131
157 Days
I-765
162 Days
I-485
171 Days
National Benefits Center: I-131, I-765, I-485
Timeline Map
2020-05-12
I-485
D-402
Priority Date
2021-06-18
I-485
I-765
I-131
Submission to USCIS
2021-08-30
I-485
I-765
I-131
D+73
Biometrics, i.e. fingerprint and photo
2021-11-22
I-131
D+157
Decision (Approval or Denial)
2021-11-27
I-765
D+162
Decision (Approval or Denial)
2021-12-06
I-485
D+171
Decision (Approval or Denial)
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E BSep 23, 2021
I submitted a couple days before you and haven’t even gotten bio yet. SRC 😭
Bharath madgulaSep 23, 2021
is this SRC ?
E BSep 23, 2021
it says NBC on the timeline
choco chipsSep 23, 2021
it’s still pretty rare to get the GC for June 2021 filler you don’t have to worry. most of the case I see online getting their GC are from the end 2020, beginning of 2021 . so I really don’t think yours have a problem don’t worry!
Kaji BasnetSep 23, 2021
They are giving more priority to EB1 extra ordinary cases. This all depends on case by case. I am Feb filer and haven’t received combo yet. I am hoping to get it next month.
danx zSep 23, 2021
I am a Feb filer, had my bio and that is it.
Seattle EBOct 7, 2021
your biometric definitely was timely so you do have a shot at faster processing. The processing times are all over the place though so it seems unlikely.
rafay bin mansoorDec 11, 2021
as per my observation it is taking 40 days approx to get gc approval after 485j letter. NBC doesn't even send ur case to local office.... they approve it directly if no complications
