when your LPR relative partitioned for your GC and you need to use consular processing

[funkycatspangky 0]

for example :

if your LPR relative partitioned for your green card and you need to use consular processing when your priority date becomes current,

can those who have successfully receives your green card through consular processing please reply with the time it took for the entire process from when your priority date becomes current to when you eventually receive your green card?

[Johnnie J 0]

for example :

if your LPR relative partitioned for your green card and you need to use consular processing when your priority date becomes current,

can those who have successfully receives your green card through consular processing please reply with the time it took for the entire process from when your priority date becomes current to when you eventually receive your green card?

If you're asking the time it takes for a GC holder to petition a family member: about 7-12 years. It varies.

[funkycatspangky 0]

for example :

if your LPR relative partitioned for your green card and you need to use consular processing when your priority date becomes current,

can those who have successfully receives your green card through consular processing please reply with the time it took for the entire process from when your priority date becomes current to when you eventually receive your green card?

If you're asking the time it takes for a GC holder to petition a family member: about 7-12 years. It varies.

Hi Sir,

No.

I am asking how long more it would take 'after' my priority date becomes current to when I eventually receive my green card.

[Mononoke28 135]

I see. Well, priority dates are not set in stone, that's why they're estimates. After you get a visa #, you go to the embassy for your interview, and then you get your green card in the mail in 2-7 weeks after you enter the US.

Diana