Austin H
25 de abr de 2024
National Benefits Center
I chatted Emma today and was informed that my case has been transferred for a third time to the NBC. It started in Potomac, then Baltimore, California, and now NBC. Is that normal? What does that mean? I was under the impression that counsular processing didn’t necessarily need to go to the NBC. I’ll be celebrating two years soon lol. At least I’ll be in Canada this summer to see my spouse.
IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Días totales: 718 días
Case
2022-05-17
2024-05-04
I-130
718 días
National Benefits Center: I-130
Timeline Map
2022-05-17
I-130
Submission to USCIS
2024-05-04
I-130
D+718
Decision (Approval or Denial)
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Joly Kall26 de abr de 2024
2 years not normal. You can sue USCIS for a delayed case on your own, you will get a decision within 60 days. Do youtube search to learn more about it, and to get assistance with it "Mandamus Pro Se"
Austin H26 de abr de 2024
Suing isn’t an optional financially haha. We’re just waiting for our eventual day to come. 🙏
Victoria N26 de abr de 2024
two years ? any rfe? that is a long time
Austin H26 de abr de 2024
@Victoria N, nope, I’ve yet to receive an RFE which is what makes me feel a bit nervous and uneasy. I know those take additional time to process as well. I’m worried this is going to drag out for at least three years at this point
Victoria N27 de abr de 2024
wow …. long time for
life to be on hold …. so sorry :( this process is so awful - I can’t wait for it to be over ) being alone without my husband gets harder and harder …
