Case Processing
192 Days, “Actively reviewed”
Monthly Update, July24’
192 Days, “Case is being actively reviewed”
waiting, waiting, waiting… LOL
(Some where asking my background)
So this is an update and sharing my timeline.
block: IOE-09-231
Nebraska
READ, to avoid unnecessary messages.
• (This is about the i140 - EB2NIW)
• “I know the waiting time is about 10months.,
• BTW, we all know there’s more than a year delay and a possible backlog for the next step!.
MD (no PhD)
oncology research
9 courses and updates on research
2 books
2 book chapters
2 seminars with an oncology association in the US.
1 tv interview
~ 30 publications
~ 190 citations
1 patent collaboration
7 letters of recommendation
#WaitingGame
#i140
#EB2NIW
• Applied In NOV23’ the I140, and waiting…
I hope this can somehow help.
• Has anyone else applied close to this timeframe, with a positive experience?
• Please ONLY! - EB2 NIW, i140., to avoid confusion, thank you.
Good luck, everyone!
EB2-NIW
Advanced degrees or exceptional ability requesting a National Interest Waiver
Días totales: 861 días
Case
2023-11-15
2026-03-25
I-140
482 días
I-485
111 días
I-765
166 días
Nebraska Service Center: I-140
National Benefits Center: I-485, I-765
Travel on advance parole
Morning Lovely community,
I wanted to check if anyone has travelled outside the country on the advance parole with pending Green Card.(still in the interview phase either get waived or will have one).
what was your experience? Is it risky to do so? I may have to travel by end of the year for work and to see my family ( haven’t seen them in 5 years) and I am too scared that they may not let me back into the country.
ps: I know it’s different from a person to another but interested to know people experiences( I have the advance parole on my work authorization card and it is valid for 5 years).
Thanks lovely people
#travel #advance_parole