is your PD May 19th 2025? if it is, that’s 15 months only. if your PD is May 19th 2024, it would be 27 months. Could you please clarify that?

yes,, 2025 @Jesus Pirela

@Geo F wow congratulations because your case lasted 15 months only. The estimated processing time now is 29 months.

@S S I’m just counting the time because the submission and the response. From 05/19/2025 until today, is approximately 15 months. the reason I pay attention to this is because I have seen cases with different timelines.

oh no! I’m still waiting for any decision. same boat as you! the times are insane @Jesus Pirela

@Geo F oh I took it wrongly then. We both would like to see which PD are getting a response. My PD is from 2024.

I wish you all the best! it’s a long journey, but I’m not patient 😬@Jesus Pirela

@Jesus Pirela @Geo F guys my suggestion bite the bullet and go for pp. FYI there are currently 90k niw cases pending, that's an insane number. it's going to be extremely slow.

did you get your approval already?@Tong Po

yes It was over a year ago now I m in the other queue for aos 😅

March 2024 here and still waiting lol.

That’s insane @Big $€£¥ maybe an inquiry or congressman?

that’s great! congratulations @Jesus Pirela the hard work is done already lol

@Geo F done several inquiries but no results and all given dates.

have they stopped processing regular cases from 2024 until upgraded to premium? waiting for 26+ months too.

@Jesus Pirela , I have a question; My initial priority date when I submitted the application was January 31, 2023; it was approved within three months and then sent to the Department of State for visa processing. I had my interview at the consulate in my countr on August 12, 2024, but I was placed in administrative processing, and the file was returned to USCIS for review on June 24, 2025. I still haven't received a response, and now I don't know which of the two dates is my priority date.

@William Vare Your priority date should still be January 31, 2023. The date USCIS received the case back from the consulate for review does not become a new priority date. The original priority date generally remains attached to the approved petition unless the petition is revoked in a way that causes the priority date to be lost.

@Jesus Pirela Thanks. well, I’ll be waiting for a response from USCIS… 29 months??