Case Processing
Travel History
I have my interview after tomorrow.
I’ll write an update here about how it goes.
After I submitted my application, I traveled twice. What’s the best way to show proof of travel? Can I get an official document? Or is the flight ticket enough? I noticed I that there are no entry stamps on my passport.
thank you!
#n400 #n-400 #citizenship
Still No Approval
Dealing with a lot of anxiety and stress. My wife is pregnant due in June and I have not heard anything about my case. I know it is going to be even harder to be away from my family when our baby is born. Hopeful God will help us!
I did reach out via chat on Friday and they told me the following:
Your case is at (CALIFORNIA SERVICE
CENTER) and the last time an officer
reviewed your case was (05-10-2024) There
are no notices issued and nothing on your
case that requires your attention at this time.
please continue to wait while the case is in
process.
Hopeful this means we are close to I130 approval!
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Días totales: 470 días
Case
2023-04-30
2024-08-12
I-130
470 días
Texas Service Center: I-130
processing times
Does anyone know how processing times work if your case is moved around to different locations?
My case was recently transferred to a field office with a processing time of 7.5 months. I submitted my application 6 months ago. Does that mean I could hear back in the next month or two OR since it was just transferred am I looking at 7.5 months from when it was transferred.
Basically do you have to go back to the bottom of the queue every time your case is moved?
