Comunidad
Job Change
I’ve been working for the sponsor almost 3 years. My pd is also current and I’m single. CRP since 2023. I got a job offer for a skilled job.
Can I quit working for my sponsor and get a new job ?
If they just request medical RFE, it’ll be fine. However, if they interview me about paystubs in last 3
months and current job verification after I get a new job, I’ll be doomed.
I appreciate any comments.
does anyone else case looks like this?
please let me know what can I do about my green card case it’s been like this for a long time. I just got an update 47 days ago.
Asylum
Based on grant of asylum more than 1 year ago
Días totales: 1064 días
Case
2023-10-23
Today
I-485
1064 días
National Benefits Center: I-485
I am still awaiting an update. Do you have any new information to share?
The extended waiting period is causing considerable distress for both my wife and me. Our case status, as indicated by the API, shows it is currently at the FOD (Houston), while the receipt specifies the Texas Service Center. The electronic case number is IOE#########. It is concerning to note that the processing time for all scopes continues to increase, now reaching 24 months.
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Días totales: 546 días
Case
2025-03-24
Today
I-130
546 días
Texas Service Center: I-130
anyone recently travel on vawa based greencard
hello i have plan to travel outside usa on vawa based greencard in jan 2027 and i also travel last year too ! so if any one travel outside usa nowdays and return safely please share your experience! thank you i was planning to travel from Atlanta airport
How long will the wait be now?
Interview went great! Received verbal approval and was told needed supervisor approval and would receive decision 24-48 hours after. I-130 showed approval same day under documents, updated officially next day on portal. Awaiting I-485 approval.
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Días totales: 107 días
Case
2026-05-18
2026-09-02
I-130
100 días
I-485
97 días
National Benefits Center: I-130, I-485
🙏🏾 A Prayer for Everyone Waiting on Immigration 🙏🏾
Heavenly Father
Today I pray not only for myself, but for every person waiting for an immigration decision. For everyone checking their case status every morning, watching the mailbox, refreshing an app, waiting for an interview, an approval, a work permit, a green card, a visa, or simply an answer.
Lord, You know every story behind every receipt number. You see the families separated by borders, the parents trying to provide for their children, the spouses waiting to be reunited, and the people who have waited months or even years without knowing what tomorrow will bring.
For everyone who feels tired today, give them strength.
For everyone who is afraid, give them peace.
For everyone who feels forgotten, remind them that You still see them.
For every case sitting in silence, let there be movement.
For every door that needs to open, Lord, make a way.
Your Word says:
“Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.” — Psalm 37:5
Father, we place our applications, our families, our futures, and all the things we cannot control into Your hands.
May approvals come. May families be reunited. May long waits finally end. And when our answers arrive, may we remember the prayers we prayed while we were waiting.
Nobody waiting today is praying alone. I am praying for all of us.
In the mighty name of Jesus Christ,
Amen. 🙏🏾❤️
Our day will come. Keep the faith. 🙏🏾
Re-entering the US
Hi everyone,
I just arrived at JFK on August 26 after spending 64 days in my home country.
The officer took me to secondary inspection, where he asked me detailed questions about my entire history, including my VAWA case, how I obtained my B-2 visa, why I overstayed, why I got married, and many other questions. He also asked for proof and pictures related to my case.
He asked me how I had suffered physically and emotionally because of my partner. The officer conducted a detailed interview that lasted about one hour.
I answered all the questions one by one, calmly and honestly, and stayed consistent with my answers.
Finally, the officer said that there is a lot of VAWA fraud going on, which is why they are asking everyone detailed questions about their VAWA cases.
He saved all my information in the system, took my fingerprints and picture, and told me that the next time I return to the U.S., the information he saved in the system will help, and I might not be asked as many questions.
He stamped my passport and allowed me to enter the U.S.
I also asked him about the new law from August 13 regarding the 3-year or 10-year rule. He said that it only applies to DACA recipients.
