I-485

[OKIE2 0]

TEXAS shows 22 months for processing I-485 for getting 2 year card

any one getting quicker service than this?

Does this mean you file I-751 4 years after I-485 filling date?

so you can get citizenship 1 year before getting 10 year green card now???????

[payxibka 10,047]

TEXAS shows 22 months for processing I-485 for getting 2 year card

any one getting quicker service than this?

Does this mean you file I-751 4 years after I-485 filling date?

so you can get citizenship 1 year before getting 10 year green card now???????

Texas does not do family based I-485's... they are submitted initially to the National Benefits Center via the Chicago address

[YuAndDan 153]

Texas process I-485 that are NOT family based.

You need to look at processing time for your local field office. (And this only covers cases pending interviews that were not transferred to CSC) https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp

Note: You are doing K-1, in many K-1 cases, NBC forwards the AOS to California Service Center for adjudication without an interview. This usually take 4-months or longer to process. (4 in my case)

Edited June 2, 2009 by YuAndDan

[OKIE2 0]

Texas process I-485 that are NOT family based.

You need to look at processing time for your local field office. (And this only covers cases pending interviews that were not transferred to CSC) https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp

Note: You are doing K-1, in many K-1 cases, NBC forwards the AOS to California Service Center for adjudication without an interview. This usually take 4-months or longer to process. (4 in my case)

Here is what I found for my local office on I-485 processing time. this is 8 months wait and does include an interview.

Field Office Processing Dates for Oklahoma City OK as of: March 31, 2009

FormForm NameProcessing Timeframe:I-485Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust StatusSeptember 27, 2008

[YuAndDan 153]

Texas process I-485 that are NOT family based.

You need to look at processing time for your local field office. (And this only covers cases pending interviews that were not transferred to CSC) https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp

Note: You are doing K-1, in many K-1 cases, NBC forwards the AOS to California Service Center for adjudication without an interview. This usually take 4-months or longer to process. (4 in my case)

Here is what I found for my local office on I-485 processing time. this is 8 months wait and does include an interview.

Field Office Processing Dates for Oklahoma City OK as of: March 31, 2009

FormForm NameProcessing Timeframe:I-485Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust StatusSeptember 27, 2008

Yep that is where to look. When the time comes and you are in the AOS process one of 2 things happens.

All AOS petitions go to Chicago the mail processing center for the National Benefits Center (MSC).

From there the NBC looks at the case and decides to interview in which case it tends to sit at NBC until your field office is read for it, OR they send it to CSC for adjudication, where a case officer looks at the case in greater depth and either approves without an interview, OR decides an interview is needed and sends it back to NBC to then send to your field office when they are ready to do an interview.

If it goes to CSC, then there is no easy way to estimate when a decision will be made, typically a few months after CSC gets it.