google sheet Processing Times (I-751/I-751A) for Nebraska Service Center (LIN-xxxxxxx)

[changbaihou 125]

4 hours ago, cute_pretzel said:

My row in the excel sheet was messed up. I've fixed mine.

Is there any chance you could lock the file?

I checked the sheet and didn't see more problem.

If the file is locked then people will not be able to update their timelines.

We need to figure out a solution in order to prevent this mess happen again, anyone has any idea?

[Dmitry07 52]

It is unfortunately messed up again. Is there a way to disable filtering?

[changbaihou 125]

1 hour ago, Dmitry07 said:

It is unfortunately messed up again. Is there a way to disable filtering?

fixed.

Didn't find the function to disable the filtering. Please let me know if anyone find it.

Another choice is to make people sign in otherwise they can't edit, unfortunately didn't find this function either.

[cute_pretzel 49]

9 hours ago, changbaihou said:

fixed.

Didn't find the function to disable the filtering. Please let me know if anyone find it.

Another choice is to make people sign in otherwise they can't edit, unfortunately didn't find this function either.

I guess we'll just rely on you to restore it each time it gets messed up 😂

Hopefully people stop playing with the original file.

Edited October 16, 2019 by cute_pretzel

[bigjailerman 318]

10 hours ago, cute_pretzel said:

I guess we'll just rely on you to restore it each time it gets messed up 😂

Hopefully people stop playing with the original file.

 

I think many people don't even realize they are making permanent changes... 

Thanks for maintaining it!

[Rash1804 34]

I am a May filer. I completed biometrics yesterday and i got an email from below ID that case is under INITIAL REVIEW.

USCIS-CaseStatus@uscis.dhs.gov

 

 

 

At least they are working on it.. 🙂 

[RS2016 31]

Someone really messed up the sheet today, more than half was deleted.....

 

I restored it to an earlier version and locked a few rows. Any chance we could prevent anonymous editing?

[changbaihou 125]

2 hours ago, RS2016 said:

Someone really messed up the sheet today, more than half was deleted.....

I restored it to an earlier version and locked a few rows. Any chance we could prevent anonymous editing?

Good to know somebody else also can restore the sheet besides me  (sheet creator)...

No idea how to prevent the  mess happen again. ..

 

[camerica 59]

On 10/1/2019 at 10:30 AM, Randyandyuni said:

Can't give you an answer as I am a July filer, but in reviewing the spreadsheet and sampling people's timelines it seems Nebraska is hitting the Biometrics roughly 6-7 months after submissions, there is nothing scientific to my number, just reviewing available timelines and entered data, hope that helps somewhat

I-751/ROC application

·         10/09/2018 - Received reminder notice dated October 3 from USCIS to apply for ROC

·         10/29/2018 - I-751 Sent via FedEx

·         10/30/2018 - I-751 was delivered and signed for

·         11/05/2018 - Text notification received at 6:16 AM & Check was cashed

·         12/11/2018 - Received NOA 1(extension letter) dated December 6 in the mail

·         06/21/2019 - Received biometrics appointment notice dated June 14 in the mail

·         07/01/2019 - Biometrics Appointment

·         07/01/2019 - Status Changed to Fingerprint Review Was Completed

·         07/02/2019 - Status Changed again to Fingerprint Review Was Completed

·         09/26/2019 - Status Changed to New Card Is Being Produced

·         09/27/2019 - Status Changed to Case Was Approved

·         10/01/2019 - Approval Notice dated September 26 received in the mail

·         10/01/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Mailed to Me

·         10/02/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Picked Up By United States Postal Service

·         10/04/2019 -  Green Card received in the mail

·         10/04/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office

 

This is the timeline for someone who filed and their file is with Nebraska. Someone reported me for being "rude" because they told folks that the timeline for LIN was about 3 months. (their file is NOT at LIN) They told me I was "incorrect" when  I was telling someone whose file is at LIN that it takes from 6 to 8 months, it seems to hear anything. I guess some would say the person is a 'know it all'. I am with LIN so I watch the timelines of those filed there and who have timelines. Guess we just have to be patient!

[alexpop13 173]

42 minutes ago, camerica said:

I-751/ROC application

·         10/09/2018 - Received reminder notice dated October 3 from USCIS to apply for ROC

·         10/29/2018 - I-751 Sent via FedEx

·         10/30/2018 - I-751 was delivered and signed for

·         11/05/2018 - Text notification received at 6:16 AM & Check was cashed

·         12/11/2018 - Received NOA 1(extension letter) dated December 6 in the mail

·         06/21/2019 - Received biometrics appointment notice dated June 14 in the mail

·         07/01/2019 - Biometrics Appointment

·         07/01/2019 - Status Changed to Fingerprint Review Was Completed

·         07/02/2019 - Status Changed again to Fingerprint Review Was Completed

·         09/26/2019 - Status Changed to New Card Is Being Produced

·         09/27/2019 - Status Changed to Case Was Approved

·         10/01/2019 - Approval Notice dated September 26 received in the mail

·         10/01/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Mailed to Me

·         10/02/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Picked Up By United States Postal Service

·         10/04/2019 -  Green Card received in the mail

·         10/04/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office

 

This is the timeline for someone who filed and their file is with Nebraska. Someone reported me for being "rude" because they told folks that the timeline for LIN was about 3 months. (their file is NOT at LIN) They told me I was "incorrect" when  I was telling someone whose file is at LIN that it takes from 6 to 8 months, it seems to hear anything. I guess some would say the person is a 'know it all'. I am with LIN so I watch the timelines of those filed there and who have timelines. Guess we just have to be patient!

Yes, this is my timeline. I can attest. At least for me it was 7 months. 

[Familyman 10]

1 hour ago, camerica said:

I-751/ROC application

·         10/09/2018 - Received reminder notice dated October 3 from USCIS to apply for ROC

·         10/29/2018 - I-751 Sent via FedEx

·         10/30/2018 - I-751 was delivered and signed for

·         11/05/2018 - Text notification received at 6:16 AM & Check was cashed

·         12/11/2018 - Received NOA 1(extension letter) dated December 6 in the mail

·         06/21/2019 - Received biometrics appointment notice dated June 14 in the mail

·         07/01/2019 - Biometrics Appointment

·         07/01/2019 - Status Changed to Fingerprint Review Was Completed

·         07/02/2019 - Status Changed again to Fingerprint Review Was Completed

·         09/26/2019 - Status Changed to New Card Is Being Produced

·         09/27/2019 - Status Changed to Case Was Approved

·         10/01/2019 - Approval Notice dated September 26 received in the mail

·         10/01/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Mailed to Me

·         10/02/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Picked Up By United States Postal Service

·         10/04/2019 -  Green Card received in the mail

·         10/04/2019 - Status Changed to Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office

 

This is the timeline for someone who filed and their file is with Nebraska. Someone reported me for being "rude" because they told folks that the timeline for LIN was about 3 months. (their file is NOT at LIN) They told me I was "incorrect" when  I was telling someone whose file is at LIN that it takes from 6 to 8 months, it seems to hear anything. I guess some would say the person is a 'know it all'. I am with LIN so I watch the timelines of those filed there and who have timelines. Guess we just have to be patient!

I think you are lucky to get the approval so soon. Currently, Oct and Nov Lin filers are getting approved.

[camerica 59]

29 minutes ago, Familyman said:

I think you are lucky to get the approval so soon. Currently, Oct and Nov Lin filers are getting approved.

I stated at the bottom of the timelines, why I was posting it. I am showing someone elses timeline for LIN, not mine. (although I too have my file at LIN). They applied in October 2018. Waited until July for a biometrics. I wanted to show that, yes, you are correct in stating that there is a huge wait for LIN. Someone told me I was rude for telling them that I was NOT "incorrect" in stating that the wait is long for those whose files are at LIN. HE is NOT filed with LIN but got very upset with me for stating that LIN is not what he said;  a 3 month wait. Actually he reported me for being "rude" even though he argued repeatedly, consistently telling me I was "incorrect" and should "admit it" when I was sharing what others WHO ARE WITH LIN told me about their long wait. I guess for us at LIN, "patience is a virtue". 

Edited October 24, 2019 by camerica

[camerica 59]

53 minutes ago, alexpop13 said:

Yes, this is my timeline. I can attest. At least for me it was 7 months. 

I hope you don't mind me sharing it. 😊 Just wanted to show that I am not "incorrect" for stating this. 

[alexpop13 173]

49 minutes ago, camerica said:

I hope you don't mind me sharing it. 😊 Just wanted to show that I am not "incorrect" for stating this. 

No problem whatsoever.  

[Familyman 10]

59 minutes ago, camerica said:

I stated at the bottom of the timelines, why I was posting it. I am showing someone elses timeline for LIN, not mine. (although I too have my file at LIN). They applied in October 2018. Waited until July for a biometrics. I wanted to show that, yes, you are correct in stating that there is a huge wait for LIN. Someone told me I was rude for telling them that I was NOT "incorrect" in stating that the wait is long for those whose files are at LIN. HE is NOT filed with LIN but got very upset with me for stating that LIN is not what he said;  a 3 month wait. Actually he reported me for being "rude" even though he argued repeatedly, consistently telling me I was "incorrect" and should "admit it" when I was sharing what others WHO ARE WITH LIN told me about their long wait. I guess for us at LIN, "patience is a virtue". 

Sorry, I thought it was your case that got approved. I hope we hear some good news before christmas. Fingers crossed.