ALL Nebraska I-130 Filers -- Part 4

[CG2020 5]

Nebreska is still processing late April and  May 2018. For last 3 months I see them they stuck in only April month. By seeing their current movement I am thinking its going to get worst. Probaby 14-15 months just to get approved at USCIS  level or can take even longer  if this continue. Another 4,5 months for NVC and embassy level. 24 Months Total will be normal timelines to bring US citizen spouse if petition routed to Nebreska. Man! What is this???

Its crazy that they wont even issue tourist visa for my husband to visit me. Reason of denial: your intention is to become immigrant so we cant issue non- immigrant visa. 

On the other hand K3 visa will take same timeline as cr1. make no sense to apply K3 visa too.

 

May they have employee shortage... God knows what causing them to lag behind. so much discerpency in timelines for same petition. One approving less than 4 months another taking 12 months..really frustating to see all this.. i m so

pissed...

 

 

 

 

[Michael_194 24]

47 minutes ago, Kimi31 said:

Makes sense though when you see that right? 

Yeah still unfair tho they arent even approving dates listed on the timeline on they're processing times

[Kimi31 126]

7 minutes ago, CG2020 said:

Nebreska is still processing late April and  May 2018. For last 3 months I see them they stuck in only April month. By seeing their current movement I am thinking its going to get worst. Probaby 14-15 months just to get approved at USCIS  level or can take even longer  if this continue. Another 4,5 months for NVC and embassy level. 24 Months Total will be normal timelines to bring US citizen spouse if petition routed to Nebreska. Man! What is this???

Its crazy that they wont even issue tourist visa for my husband to visit me. Reason of denial: your intention is to become immigrant so we cant issue non- immigrant visa. 

On the other hand K3 visa will take same timeline as cr1. make no sense to apply K3 visa too.

 

May they have employee shortage... God knows what causing them to lag behind. so much discerpency in timelines for same petition. One approving less than 4 months another taking 12 months..really frustating to see all this.. i m so

pissed...

 

 

 

 

If you look at an earlier post of mine, Nebraska got a lot of different work/cases transferred to them in 2018

maybe they will redistribute again in the next few months

you can sign up for alerts on the link I posted 

[Nyhearts 56]

56 minutes ago, CG2020 said:

Nebreska is still processing late April and  May 2018. For last 3 months I see them they stuck in only April month. By seeing their current movement I am thinking its going to get worst. Probaby 14-15 months just to get approved at USCIS  level or can take even longer  if this continue. Another 4,5 months for NVC and embassy level. 24 Months Total will be normal timelines to bring US citizen spouse if petition routed to Nebreska. Man! What is this???

Its crazy that they wont even issue tourist visa for my husband to visit me. Reason of denial: your intention is to become immigrant so we cant issue non- immigrant visa. 

On the other hand K3 visa will take same timeline as cr1. make no sense to apply K3 visa too.

 

May they have employee shortage... God knows what causing them to lag behind. so much discerpency in timelines for same petition. One approving less than 4 months another taking 12 months..really frustating to see all this.. i m so

pissed...

 

 

 

 

So so sad and frustrating. Taking it one at a time, it is becoming unbearable. Potomac is taking 4 months and Nebraska, well no one knows.

[LilyJ 1,258]

1 hour ago, CG2020 said:

On the other hand K3 visa will take same timeline as cr1. make no sense to apply K3 visa too.

K3 visas are obsolete these days anyways, even if someone were to petition for a K3 visa, it would ultimately just be turned into a CR1/IR1, thus trying to get a K3 would be useless as it would become an IR/CR in the end anyways

[Savan 47]

Guys, Don’t be discourage by the delays you see from Nebraska. This will constantly change from slow to fast and fast to slow. It will adjust it self. I been through it, trust me, dont focus on timeline.

Edited March 7, 2019 by Savan
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[LilyJ 1,258]

45 minutes ago, Savan said:

Guys, Don’t be discourage by the delays you see from Nebraska. This will constantly change from slow to fast and fast to slow. It will adjust it self. I been through it, trust me, dont focus on timeline.

You are right but even still Nebraska is known for consistently being the slowest one for many years, while Potomac has always been known as the fastest yet they keep assigning more and more cases to Nebraska, makes no sense  

[Rosie91 93]

14 hours ago, CG2020 said:

Nebreska is still processing late April and  May 2018. For last 3 months I see them they stuck in only April month. By seeing their current movement I am thinking its going to get worst. Probaby 14-15 months just to get approved at USCIS  level or can take even longer  if this continue. Another 4,5 months for NVC and embassy level. 24 Months Total will be normal timelines to bring US citizen spouse if petition routed to Nebreska. Man! What is this???

Its crazy that they wont even issue tourist visa for my husband to visit me. Reason of denial: your intention is to become immigrant so we cant issue non- immigrant visa. 

On the other hand K3 visa will take same timeline as cr1. make no sense to apply K3 visa too.

 

May they have employee shortage... God knows what causing them to lag behind. so much discerpency in timelines for same petition. One approving less than 4 months another taking 12 months..really frustating to see all this.. i m so

pissed...

 

 

 

 

Are you sure your husband is not allowed to travel? if you bring the noa1 or a statement from his employer that he will return I think there is no issue.

[Kimi31 126]

1 minute ago, Rosie91 said:

Are you sure your husband is not allowed to travel? if you bring the noa1 or a statement from his employer that he will return I think there is no issue.

I am hopefully going next Month with our son and hopefully in July for 4 weeks

inwill take a letter from my job, a later from my sons school and a copy of the NOA1

i was questioned going on in January and just told the truth. 

[Bayman 65]

On ‎3‎/‎7‎/‎2019 at 9:24 PM, Nyhearts said:

So so sad and frustrating. Taking it one at a time, it is becoming unbearable. Potomac is taking 4 months and Nebraska, well no one knows.

This is really unfair to how the system works. the only thing left is to wait!

[JMPM 507]

I believe the reason why Nebraska gets swamped and delayed is because they handle so many forms. I mean some of the other forms can be pretty complicated, where potomac doesn't handle as many. And it's not like they have a team of workers working on specific forms, they handle it all. 

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/service-center-forms-processing

[Rosie91 93]

On 3/7/2019 at 9:25 PM, CG2020 said:

Nebreska is still processing late April and  May 2018. For last 3 months I see them they stuck in only April month. By seeing their current movement I am thinking its going to get worst. Probaby 14-15 months just to get approved at USCIS  level or can take even longer  if this continue. Another 4,5 months for NVC and embassy level. 24 Months Total will be normal timelines to bring US citizen spouse if petition routed to Nebreska. Man! What is this???

Its crazy that they wont even issue tourist visa for my husband to visit me. Reason of denial: your intention is to become immigrant so we cant issue non- immigrant visa. 

On the other hand K3 visa will take same timeline as cr1. make no sense to apply K3 visa too.

 

May they have employee shortage... God knows what causing them to lag behind. so much discerpency in timelines for same petition. One approving less than 4 months another taking 12 months..really frustating to see all this.. i m so

pissed...

 

 

 

 

Where do you "see" that they are stuck in April?

[SlimLisa 38]

On 3/7/2019 at 3:25 PM, CG2020 said:

Nebreska is still processing late April and  May 2018. For last 3 months I see them they stuck in only April month. By seeing their current movement I am thinking its going to get worst. Probaby 14-15 months just to get approved at USCIS  level or can take even longer  if this continue. Another 4,5 months for NVC and embassy level. 24 Months Total will be normal timelines to bring US citizen spouse if petition routed to Nebreska. Man! What is this???

Its crazy that they wont even issue tourist visa for my husband to visit me. Reason of denial: your intention is to become immigrant so we cant issue non- immigrant visa. 

On the other hand K3 visa will take same timeline as cr1. make no sense to apply K3 visa too.

 

May they have employee shortage... God knows what causing them to lag behind. so much discerpency in timelines for same petition. One approving less than 4 months another taking 12 months..really frustating to see all this.. i m so

pissed...

 

 

 

 

This is what I am going through. Today marks the 14 months exactly our P D date.   Still in the dark.  The attorney states the NVC is taking up to 9-10  months to even schedule the interviews on his cases.  He told me to brace ourselves as since 2019 rolled around everything is moving very slow, told me 24 +++ months now for the entire process.   I watched everyone in January be approved, everyone in February.......etc etc...................but not us!    I feel you and hurt for you! 

[SlimLisa 38]

5 minutes ago, SlimLisa said:

This is what I am going through. Today marks the 14 months exactly our P D date.   Still in the dark.  The attorney states the NVC is taking up to 9-10  months to even schedule the interviews on his cases.  He told me to brace ourselves as since 2019 rolled around everything is moving very slow, told me 24 +++ months now for the entire process.   I watched everyone in January be approved, everyone in February.......etc etc...................but not us!    I feel you and hurt for you! 

Also, they would not allow my husband to travel to visit me either.  Even with letters from employers and so forth. 

[Kimi31 126]

Just now, SlimLisa said:

Also, they would not allow my husband to travel to visit me either.  Even with letters from employers and so forth. 

What country is he from again?