ALL Nebraska I-130 Filers

[RobbieG 94]

Thank you both for those replies.

In summation it seems that we have to go with the current processing times and hope for the best.

RobbieG

Dallas, TX

[quimolum 12]

The one thing that drives me nuts here is people who fail to update their timelines at all or who update it several months late. It makes looking into the crystal ball all the more difficult.

I agree with you. Even if I cannot blame them because they don't have to update their timelines, this system is the only way I can try to see in the future months. Without it, the process could be stopped or way after my date or right on track, I wouldn't know. and it changes everything. If I have to wait 5 years before I live with my husband in the US, well we just have to change plans and go and live together somewhere else. But for this we have to know the progress of the process.

Me too it is driving me nuts even if this issue is very small and shouldn't be so important.

But thanks VJ for maintaining this website. It helps.

[laurenmat 2]

Haha, wow!! I am kicking myself for reading this thread!!

We was 'Mr and Mrs Positivity' beforehand.

We filed March 12th, NOA1 date - 17th

Here's me thinking we will get our NOA2 on the adjudicated date given (May)

Looking like it's gonna be months and months though, huh?

[laurie11278 3]

Posted Today, 04:25 AM

Haha, wow!! I am kicking myself for reading this thread!!

We was 'Mr and Mrs Positivity' beforehand.

We filed March 12th, NOA1 date - 17th

Here's me thinking we will get our NOA2 on the adjudicated date given (May)

Looking like it's gonna be months and months though, huh?

Well, since Nebraska just released that it's processing within their 5 month goal, you could possibly expect to hear in August since you filed March 12th.

[Smoochies2011 19]

Posted Today, 04:25 AM

Haha, wow!! I am kicking myself for reading this thread!!

We was 'Mr and Mrs Positivity' beforehand.

We filed March 12th, NOA1 date - 17th

Here's me thinking we will get our NOA2 on the adjudicated date given (May)

Looking like it's gonna be months and months though, huh?

Well, since Nebraska just released that it's processing within their 5 month goal, you could possibly expect to hear in August since you filed March 12th.

u mean march 12th 2014 or 2013? good luck

[laurenmat 2]

Posted Today, 04:25 AM

Haha, wow!! I am kicking myself for reading this thread!!

We was 'Mr and Mrs Positivity' beforehand.

We filed March 12th, NOA1 date - 17th

Here's me thinking we will get our NOA2 on the adjudicated date given (May)

Looking like it's gonna be months and months though, huh?

Well, since Nebraska just released that it's processing within their 5 month goal, you could possibly expect to hear in August since you filed March 12th.

Yeah, that's good news. How long ago did they release that?

u mean march 12th 2014 or 2013? good luck

This year!

Thank you

[Soloenta 2,218]

Filed June 24 Th, actually 3 to 4 months before but due to a mistake of mine then they made a mistake they put me down as June. I was transfered from the Chicago SC to the Nebraska SC Dec 27 was sent a text then Dec 30 Th was sent another text to also check our status. After that zip, nothing, nada.

[laurie11278 3]

Yeah, that's good news. How long ago did they release that?

This year!

Thank you

Every service center publishes a monthly report. Here's the one for March: https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processingTimesDisplay.do OR you can look it up here: http://www.visajourney.com/content/times

Note that the MARCH, 2014 report releases information as of JANUARY 31st, 2014. If you look back to previous months, you will see this processing timeline is much improved. Hopefully it's reliable...

[bck 15]

So NSC approved 9 September filers this week and issued 2 RFEs based on the transfer sheet data - out of ~30 cases in the beginning of the week. This is the highest rate of approvals that i've seen from NSC for a single month registered in VJ spreadsheets since i started compiling data..

NSC is really accelerating guys.. At this rate, remaining 18 September filers has 50% of chance getting response from NSC next week and should be able to finish up almost all in 2 weeks

This is a crude measure of course.. but trend is clear.. NSC is alive and kicking... Roughly speaking NSC has been approving more cases than other service centers combined.

[Bradrean 15]

So NSC approved 9 September filers this week and issued 2 RFEs based on the transfer sheet data - out of ~30 cases in the beginning of the week. This is the highest rate of approvals that i've seen from NSC for a single month registered in VJ spreadsheets since i started compiling data..

NSC is really accelerating guys.. At this rate, remaining 18 September filers has 50% of chance getting response from NSC next week and should be able to finish up almost all in 2 weeks

This is a crude measure of course.. but trend is clear.. NSC is alive and kicking... Roughly speaking NSC has been approving more cases than other service centers combined.

As I said if you watch the timelines too they are more accurate and there's even more than the spreadsheets. This week they did 3 Octobers!!! That makes me so happy when I saw those. They approve more according to timelines than the other centers you're right! They finally kicked into gear! But yeah 3 Octobers. Yay!!

[chanhphamvn 5]

As I said if you watch the timelines too they are more accurate and there's even more than the spreadsheets. This week they did 3 Octobers!!! That makes me so happy when I saw those. They approve more according to timelines than the other centers you're right! They finally kicked into gear! But yeah 3 Octobers. Yay!!

Hi im not citizen, permanent resident PD NOV 1 2013 sent direct to NSC.How long my case will approval?

[Bradrean 15]

Hi im not citizen, permanent resident PD NOV 1 2013 sent direct to NSC.How long my case will approval?

November PD are hoping for approval next month or may. I'm November 15 and hoping for April.

[chanhphamvn 5]

November PD are hoping for approval next month or may. I'm November 15 and hoping for April.

Hi

but im not citizen , permanent resident, u think next month??

[bck 15]

As I said if you watch the timelines too they are more accurate and there's even more than the spreadsheets. This week they did 3 Octobers!!! That makes me so happy when I saw those. They approve more according to timelines than the other centers you're right! They finally kicked into gear! But yeah 3 Octobers. Yay!!

i am not sure how to pull the total number of cases per month from timeline.. this number will be higher in the timeline just like the higher number of weekly approvals registered in timeline.

I use spreadsheet data because it is easier to compile data from there for me and for months like September there is large enough sample size (>30 NSC cases in September) to provide a good representative sample and data is well updated/credible...

[Ketsuban 1,034]

Hi

but im not citizen , permanent resident, u think next month??

Your time waiting at USCIS for NOA2 is the same as citizens, but afterwards you wait months/years until your priority date is current, at which time you may then begin the actual application process for the visa. Citizens don't need to wait for their priority date to become current, they go straight from NOA2 to visa application.