mine changed from being actively reviewed to approved in three days

Mine has a PD of 5/27/21, and got actively reviewed the same date as yours. I don't want to get my hope up, but, man oh man, my hopes are up. I wish ours get approved like Amen Love. It's the third day now, I hope there's no any problem.

@kian I know! It seems way too good to be true but I keep checking my status multiple times ever since. I hope ours do get approved real soon, keep me updated!

Me too, me too. Hopefully we get our update about our case even at least within this week. Will let you know if somethings up, please do too! :)

Depending on the home country try of the beneficiary it could be anywhere from 3 - 5 months. My parents got theirs approved in just under 3 months from the date it moved into actively being reviewed.

Mine got actively reviewed right now. how long does it take to get approved? Texas Service Center

i just chatted with Emma and found out that my case got transfered to California Service Center!! im so sad and i lost so much hope. CSC processing time is like 20+ month!

@jolzle I’m at California service center and it’s been 4 month since my case says actively reviewing ... no answer yet:(

To be honest I feel USCIS support at times gives random information I feel. They told me that for my parents one was in Vermont and other in Nebraska and in the end they both were approved by the same officer on same day. So I don't even know how they even saw Vermont Edit: I will say just wait and watch

jozle did you apply online? I did and also got actively reciewed pretty fast April 25 applied, April 27 actively reviewed. same situation Nebraska center but being processed in California. I did lots of looking at the posts from others and determined that the wait (for petitions like ours, nebraska transferred to California) can be as fast as two months, average 4 to 6 months, longest one I saw like ours was 8 months. :) the transfer process is not to slow it down, it's going to be okay!

I got the same situation as you! but wouldn’t getting transferred to California mean the processing times is longer? Where are you seeing that Nebraska transfered to Cali cases Had a different processing time ?

jozle I did my research by searching things like "California Nebraska" or "California approved" on the lawfully forum as well as on some i130 facebook groups. also I have noticed that (not fairly but it's a fact) the online applications tend to get approved faster. online filing only began in October 2019. those California cases which are taking so long (and show in the uscis processing times table for california) are paper cases sent by mail. its very unfortunate they take that long, but seems like they don't take that long for online cases.

oh wow!! thank you so much, I’ll definitely look in to that! keep me updated hopefully you’ll get your approval soon

@ fish what about someone who file on December ?