@poto mac call the 1800 listen to the long message the follow instructions when asked just say lost receipt you get to talk with someone

your case is out of processing time get your congressman state involved.

you need to get congress involved!! asap !!! my pd date is dec 2021 and I’m awaiting interview my spouse is overseas you should been heard back from them

my pd July 28 2021. I got the same answer After I submit my RFE medical exam. Is it just because our case turned the permanent 10-year card?

@sam mete I was just wondering if I was the only one who noticed that they are quicker to approve the CR1 than IR1 because it's more profitable for them....."SHAME ON THEM" SMH😔

just do info pass and talk to someone in person. my mother in law was told to wait till 2024 and she ssw that her case should take 6months so right at 6 months we did an infopass officer said to wait 60days and sure enough case was approves. this was done last month. good luck. also if you want you could do a foia request and 30 days later once you receive your foia they will move your case. we this this for a friend doing his citizenship waited 2yrs and nothing till we did the foia. again best of luck.

@Steph Gav what is info pass ?

when you contact USCIS you say info pass. they will answer you and ask why you would like an info pass= appointment to speak to someone about your case. once you have that info pass you will speak with an officer about your case in person. hope this helps

@poto mac it's outside processing time. I-130 processing time for Potomac is 14.5 months only. What's your Field Office?

@Steph Gav FOIA Freedom Of Information Act have absolutely no impact on your filling. I have mine over 3 months ago. U will only receive all the same information U filed to USCIS, that's all.

@JENNIE . True. Im just giving suggestions as how a case went throught these process personally. Not giving false hopes just helping and seeing if this could help someone. This is something I went through. But by all means the OP can decide what they can and cant do to there case.

please how did you get to them .. I need the contact to reach them pls

This is directly from USCIS. Live Assistance Live Assistance—You may have to wait to speak to a representative by phone. Please try our online tools first. If you want to speak to someone and your issue cannot be resolved right away, your request will be sent to an Immigration Services Officer. We will send you an email to confirm your request and give an estimate when we will contact you. You will also receive a text message and/or email one to two business days before we contact you. Our toll free number is 800-375-5283 (TTY 800-767-1833) and our hours of operation are Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm Eastern. Outside the U.S? Call 212-620-3418 In-person Services In-person Services—We schedule in-person appointments for applicants who need a service that cannot be provided by phone or email. For example: If someone needs proof of their immigration status to work or travel Emergency travel documents Please call the Contact Center at 800-375-5283 to request an appointment. If you have an expired Green Card and believe you need an in-person appointment to receive evidence of your immigration status, please note that USCIS has updated the language on Form I-90 receipt notices to extend the validity of a Green Card for 24 months for individuals with a newly filed Form I-90. These receipt notices can be presented with an expired Green Card as evidence of continued status while you await your renewed Green Card. If you have requested a replacement Green Card and need evidence of status or need another in-person service , please call the Contact Center at 800-375-5283 to request an appointment.

https://www.uscis.gov This is all online You can guide yourself through there help Center. Hope this helps.

@Steph Gav sure, my advice for him is to file immediately for out of processing time. Contact USCIS asap. Also, why didn't he file for his Green Card together with I-130 same time?

Wth!

wow

@Steph Gav just filled FOIA request . Hope it will work thanks

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@poto mac U will get the FOIA in less than 2 months, but what U will receive is just all the documents U filed. The good thing about FOIA is if there are missing documents, U can easily see it & then upload via Unsolicited Evidence section of your USCIS online account. Listen, contact your State Senator or Ombudsman, if U don't have a lawyer, then U will have to reach out immediately for one that is lawyers that specializes only out of processing time. Go through this lawfully app, there are several people I have seen that got approvals after almost 1,000+ days, those that filed since 2018/19/20, inquire from them the processes the went through. Surely, U will definitely succeed.

God Help all of us 🙏.