Case Processing
Basis for approval…
… This program allows parolees to live and work legally in the USA for 2 yrs. I can’t understand when I see people arriving in wheelchairs that are senior citizens approved. It’s obvious they’re not going to work so why are they being approved first and taking away the opportunity for others that want to work and provide for their families in Venezuela w/out depending on help from US social service programs. If it helps someone I did speak to an agent at USICS and they said the delay is because they’ve added more countries to the humanitarian parole program. But after 307 days the case is confirmed travel is approved!Lawfully was worth every cent because it provided information on how the cases were moving in real time!! Thank you #Lawfully 🙏🏼🇺🇸🇻🇪🙏🏼
Días totales: 307 días
Case
2023-06-10
2024-04-12
I-134A
307 días
USCIS HQ: I-134A
Had my green card marriage interview (Brooklyn FO) yesterday. Held for review.
Any similar experiences?
The interview was pretty smooth. The officer was nice, and didn’t ask any complex questions. He asked for all the additional evidence we wanted to add, and we gave him literally everything we had. He asked to see pictures with family, and we provided many. Also the pictures of trips we’ve made together (we travel a lot) and he seemed happy with all.
The questions were basic:
To petitioner USC:
- whats your full name
- whats your DOB
- full address
- how long you’ve been living this address
- what was your address before
- how did you meet your spouse
- how long did you date before getting married
- what does she do for work
To beneficiary (F1):
- whats your full name
- whats your DOB
- whats your full address
- you came as a student, what did you study and where? Did you graduate?
- what does your spouse do for work?
- since when does he work there?
Nothing crazy, when we were giving the documents and photos he was talking to both of us, like normal conversation. At the end he said he was about to wrap up the interview, and asked if we had any questions for him. We basically said no, but wanted to know what are the next steps.
He said: the reason you had to come for the interview its because you didn’t provide sufficient evidence with your application (which is true, we didn’t have much joint stuff when I sent the application, but now we do) today you gave me more things, so I need to review your documents and you should hear back from us. We asked when should we expect an update and he said we typically say 120 days but it should not be long. And handled the paper saying that our case is being held for review.
He was very nice, didn’t seem suspicious or worried about us. As he escorted us out, I asked if I could give a call if I didn’t hear back within 120 days, and he even joked: “absolutely, you can call and asked what the heck is happening to my case that is taking so long” we all laughed and left.
Anyone had a similar experience? How long it takes to get an update?
Thank you!
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Días totales: 488 días
Case
2023-01-11
2024-05-13
I-485
488 días
National Benefits Center: I-485
medical examination
form I-693 On April 4, 2024, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that any Form I-693, Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, that was properly completed and signed by a civil surgeon on or after November 1, 2023, does not expire and can be used indefinitely as evidence to show that the applicant is not inadmissible on health-related grounds.
I had to try, LOL
If someone is thinking about reaching the Office…,
I did the last week and this one too, just pretending I have no idea about my case to see if they give me a heads up…
But the answer was (what I already knew), to wait until the end of this year basically to reach them! LOL
But I had to try, :D
#waiting
PD. Nov 15 2023,
IOE092313
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
Finally approved, GC in Hand
Priority Date: April 2022.
Submitted an Service Request 15 days before approval but I have seen quite a few april 22 approvals.
The wait game killed my excitement after being in US for 10 years, but definitely have a great sense of relief and incredibly grateful to God 😌
EB3-1
Professional (bachelor's degree)
Días totales: 372 días
Case
2023-04-03
2024-04-09
I-131
51 días
I-485
372 días
I-140
3 días
I-765
59 días
Nebraska Service Center: I-131, I-140, I-765
National Benefits Center: I-485
almost on the verge of divorce because of uscis
I got married on 15th January 20203 and it’s been above 365 days of applying my green card but still no response from uscis . me and my husband has started fighting alot because of long distance . and it’s such a shame for American government that they keep married couple away for so long . me and my husband are so frustrated , we literally fight everyday and considering divorce . I really love my husband . I feel sad that we couldn’t stay with each other like a normal married couple because of uscis lazy people . shame on u uscis
FINALLY!!!!!! INTERVIEW SCHEDULING TIME!!!🥳🥳🥳
for all those who are waiting it takes perseverance and persistence in inquiry and time to have people investigate to push a case forward… have faith, your time will come 🙏💞
VAWA
Based on a Violence Against Women Act self-petition
Días totales: 1214 días
Case
2021-05-14
2024-09-09
I-131
285 días
I-360
389 días
I-485
1207 días
I-765
219 días
Vermont Service Center: I-131, I-360, I-485, I-765
For Portuguese speakers
This is the draft of some data I gathered and used to try to predict the Visa Bulletin. It's a guess
But it’s in Portuguese
Este é o rascunho de alguns dados que eu peguei e utilizei para que eu pudesse prever o Visa Bulletin. É basicamente um chute
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xK5qR7b3_8FlCmTLM891xLRGqZ_lfS4C/view?usp=drivesdk
APPROVED!🎉🥳🎊
Our I-485 got approved today! It did take 939 days, but I’m glad it’s over now. We didn’t anticipate this long of a wait as our case was suppose to be a simple straight forward one. I’m a U.S. citizen and husband was on an F-1 visa for college since 2017. We started starting in 2018 and got married in 05/2021. After submitting everything concurrently in 09/2021, we got our biometrics done in 10/2021 but after that our case was stuck on “actively reviewing” since 11/2021 and it wasn’t until we filed a writ of mandamus in March of this year that they processed everything. We had to redo our medical since it’s been over two years, but I’m happy they waived the interview. I hope that everyone will receive good news soon!
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Días totales: 952 días
Case
2021-09-16
2024-04-25
I-130
916 días
I-485
952 días
National Benefits Center: I-130, I-485
