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Why do cases take so long?

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want2gohome   0

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Does anyone here actually know why some cases take so long to get completed? i mean do they do the cases in the order they got them or are they ramdom? do they look at anything else to prioritize them ? on the USCIS website says process time for an I601 is about four months but its taking way longer than that.

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Does anyone here actually know why some cases take so long to get completed? i mean do they do the cases in the order they got them or are they ramdom? do they look at anything else to prioritize them ? on the USCIS website says process time for an I601 is about four months but its taking way longer than that.

So many different visas and petitions and so few workers. Then add in extra work caused by the POTUS and his immigratgion reform. Based on our case I would say that CSC is working on ROC right now instead of anything else. This is due to how quickly they cashed the check and sent out the NOA1 for our case. It goes in waves as to which visa is worked on and which service center is faster. All I can say is you will have to wait. It is like the DMV and maybe your wait has been long enough that it is now lunch time.

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So many different visas and petitions and so few workers. Then add in extra work caused by the POTUS and his immigratgion reform. Based on our case I would say that CSC is working on ROC right now instead of anything else. This is due to how quickly they cashed the check and sent out the NOA1 for our case. It goes in waves as to which visa is worked on and which service center is faster. All I can say is you will have to wait. It is like the DMV and maybe your wait has been long enough that it is now lunch time.

Dave

how long do you think the wait will be?

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cases take a long time because hundreds of thousands of people apply for visas on a monthly basis. no one can tell you how long it will take exactly


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N-o-l-a   7,167

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are they atleast done in the order they came in?

Unfortunately, no.

3/2/18  E-filed N-400 under 5 year rule

3/26/18 Biometrics

7/2019-12/2019 (Yes, 16- 21 months) Estimated time to interview MSP office.

 

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