August & September 2018 - I-130 (Parents) Tracker

[Alice L 18]

On 7/10/2019 at 11:25 AM, Leostar said:

Yesterday I received case number just for my mother and still no case number for my father yet (yes called NVC and confirmed), is this normal because they received both petition at same time?? one more question regarding AOS, there should be one $120 fee to cover both cases or I have to pay separate AOS fee ? 

 

Thanks  

Yes there will be one AOS fee for both parents but separate I 864 forms 

[Alice L 18]

I am in the same boat too, we received our case number June 22 2019 and submitted all the forms fees and required documents today. 

Does anyone have any idea how long nvc take to review the documents and what's the next stage?

[Haji delco 103]

2 hours ago, Alice L said:

I am in the same boat too, we received our case number June 22 2019 and submitted all the forms fees and required documents today. 

Does anyone have any idea how long nvc take to review the documents and what's the next stage?

Review normally takes 3 weeks at NVC. 

After review, if all documents are satisfactory for them then they put you in queue for interview otherwise you resubmit any missing documents or solve any issues that may have been raised. 

[henryPotter 4]

hi

My Submission took 4 weeks to get a reply from NVC, all are good except that I have my mother's passport bio page scanned but not in a horizontally text readable.

they sent me a message in my portal to ask me to replace the document.

I replaced the document 08/07/19 and till not hearing from the agent who review it yet.

I need to get all scanned document Accepted before they can schedule the interview.

Yet I replaced the document same day I got their message and still not hearing from them for Approval.

 

Now Trump just came out with the "public charge rule" which is confusing because for sponsors who have parents oversea, majority of them are retirees with no active incomes

I am hoping to get to see my document Accepted soon and to receive an interview date to be finish this journal.

Hoping for the best to all of us here too.

[4jacques 14]

MY NEBRASKA FRIENDS

 

Wow guys, for those of us at Nebraska, I just cannot get my mind around what in the world is going on, we have been in the Month of May for nearly 4 months, that is just ridiculous or is it a Trump tactic to slow down immigration, I am trying to get it but  I just cannot wrap my mind around it. Based upon my estimation, we should have been at NVC had the pace kept up with. 

[Crazy Cat 41,881]

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Edited August 15, 2019 by missileman

[usman104 23]

hi,

 

 hi guys h r u? i am a us citizen, i want to get some information about my mother case that i have applied for her last year. Petition Receipt date is August,27,2018 and she's is not approved yet. I am so worries about her case.Two months before i send an email to USCIS to get some information about my mothers case and they said ,"they had have some extra investigation about the case , now the case is in line and you can check the status in future".  And now i am still waiting for her case approval. I am getting frustrated. My mother lives in Pakistan. Can you guys give me some information what i have to do now? 

[pm5k 129]

On 8/13/2019 at 1:20 PM, henryPotter said:

hi

My Submission took 4 weeks to get a reply from NVC, all are good except that I have my mother's passport bio page scanned but not in a horizontally text readable.

they sent me a message in my portal to ask me to replace the document.

I replaced the document 08/07/19 and till not hearing from the agent who review it yet.

I need to get all scanned document Accepted before they can schedule the interview.

Yet I replaced the document same day I got their message and still not hearing from them for Approval.

 

Now Trump just came out with the "public charge rule" which is confusing because for sponsors who have parents oversea, majority of them are retirees with no active incomes

I am hoping to get to see my document Accepted soon and to receive an interview date to be finish this journal.

Hoping for the best to all of us here too.

 

On 7/18/2019 at 2:59 PM, Haji delco said:

Review normally takes 3 weeks at NVC. 

After review, if all documents are satisfactory for them then they put you in queue for interview otherwise you resubmit any missing documents or solve any issues that may have been raised. 

 

 

It looks like the NVC is taking more than three weeks to review documents these days...

[Haji delco 103]

On 8/15/2019 at 7:55 PM, pm5k said:

 

 

 

It looks like the NVC is taking more than three weeks to review documents these days...

Speaking from recent experience of just over 3 weeks ago. Could have changed though. 

[Jorge and Leonel 5]

Hello Everyone,

I got an email from NVC (CASE COMPLETED) DOCUMENTARILY QUALIFIED.

Following the dates and how long took me to get the DQ.

 

 

I-130 sent : Aug 13, 2018

NOA1 : Aug 18, 2018    (TEXAS SERVICE CENTER) works slow.

NOA2:  May 15, 2019 APPROVED 

USCIS Sent package to NVC: May 24, 2019

NVC email with instructions, invoice and  case number received: June 18, 2019

Affidavit of Support submitted  06-22-2019

IV Application submitted 06-23-2019

Civil Documents submitted 07-02-2019

RFE received 07-22-2019 (This document is not in the right-side up position and  replace this with an acceptable birth certificate from a correct issuing authority)

RFE submitted 07-22-2019

Case completed (DQ) 08-22-2019  (waiting for interview date)

Edited August 22, 2019 by Jorge and Leonel

[booga-boo 53]

This didn't come as a shock, but NEBRASKA TIMELINE JUMPED BACK TO MAY 23, 2018. According to the timeline it's taking them 12 to 15.5 months to process applications. I think it has been stuck at May for 5 months (if I'm not exaggerating). 

 

I-130's for CR1/IR1 are being processed much earlier because they have the option of filing I-129. I've seen people who submitted I-130 February 2019 getting approvals.

[4jacques 14]

1 hour ago, booga-boo said:

This didn't come as a shock, but NEBRASKA TIMELINE JUMPED BACK TO MAY 23, 2018. According to the timeline it's taking them 12 to 15.5 months to process applications. I think it has been stuck at May for 5 months (if I'm not exaggerating). 

 

I-130's for CR1/IR1 are being processed much earlier because they have the option of filing I-129. I've seen people who submitted I-130 February 2019 getting approvals.

I honestly can't believe this!!! Am I just the only one who think this is a result of DT policies on immigration? 

[booga-boo 53]

15 minutes ago, 4jacques said:

I honestly can't believe this!!! Am I just the only one who think this is a result of DT policies on immigration? 

No clue but something is definitely up with Nebraska Service Center.

[4jacques 14]

2 minutes ago, booga-boo said:

No clue but something is definitely up with Nebraska Service Center.

ONe of us should call to see what they say because this is not normal and no you were not exagerating, they have been on May for 5 months

[booga-boo 53]

1 minute ago, 4jacques said:

ONe of us should call to see what they say because this is not normal and no you were not exagerating, they have been on May for 5 months

Honestly, I've called so many times hoping they had forgotten to update the approval status. If we call we will hear the same excuses. It's very unfair because other service centers are processing December 2018 applications.