Procession times for NBC for I-485

[Jimmy the American 0]

Hello everyone! I was just checking the procession times for the National Benefits Centre where I case was sent. I'm not sure which processing time is for the I-485 "application to register permanent residence or adjust status"

If anyone could help me out that would be awsome! thanks!!

https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/NBCprocesstimes.jsp?

[Dr_LHA 3]

You need to look at the processing times for the office you will be interviewed at. From your info I see that is "who bloody knows"!

BTW - all processing times should be taken with a Titanic sinking iceberg size pinch of salt.

Edited April 2, 2007 by dr_lha

[Jimmy the American 0]

You need to look at the processing times for the office you will be interviewed at. From your info I see that is "who bloody knows"!

BTW - all processing times should be taken with a Titanic sinking iceberg size pinch of salt.

I think it will be Helena, MT

Thanks for your help

are the Processing times usually later or earlier than reality?

[Dr_LHA 3]

Earlier, in my experience. If processing times are to be believed at all, they are the so called "worst case scenarios". I.e. the last form on the pile.

That said, I've heard people getting told that the I-485 dates on the USCIS website are only valid for work based applications, so who knows?

Your best bet it to look at the timeline statistics provided on this site.

[SC & TF 1]

Earlier, in my experience. If processing times are to be believed at all, they are the so called "worst case scenarios". I.e. the last form on the pile.

That said, I've heard people getting told that the I-485 dates on the USCIS website are only valid for work based applications, so who knows?

Your best bet it to look at the timeline statistics provided on this site.

Yeah, you can't really rely on the processing times on the USCIS website for AOS. From what I've noticed, most, if not all the DOs have the same processing time listed. But one would think that some offices process AOS faster than others. I've also heard that they are for employment-based applications, so who knows. I guess all you can do is wait and hope for the best.