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

[camerica 59]

4 minutes ago, ~Alessa~ said:

I had biometrics actually in August, no interview

I am with Nebraska. July of this year. From what I have seen in the spreadsheets and talking to 4 people with that service center, most did not have an interview. Those who had biometrics, like yourself, waited about 7 or 8 months and then approx 3 after that for the letter stating they are getting the conditions lifted and the 10 year. I don't know why LIN is so slow. Other folks who filed at the same time as I did and who are with other service centers have had their biometrics done already. Of course, that in itself does not mean that the rest will be as fast. Anyway, I am not stressing anymore. I realize that with LIN all things happen an 8 month snails pace. Congrats to you!

Edited November 9, 2019 by camerica

[Walbrzyszanka221 62]

Hello everyone!

 

Here is my timeline:

9/4/2019 - Packet was sent
9/6/2019 - Packet was received by USCIS in Phoenix, Arizona
9/11/2019 - Personal Check was deposited/cashed by USCIS

9/11/2019 - Text message received with LIN#

9/14/2019 - Received I-797 receipt with 18 month extension

 

Nothing since then. I have heard of another person filing at the same time as me and they already completed their biometrics. My case is in Nebraska. I also have a friend in Hawaii that never got his conditional but he tried the second time and he right away got his 10 year. He filed at the same time as me for the conditional and somehow it fell through the cracks so he had to file again. 

 

Is this normal? 

[camerica 59]

23 minutes ago, Walbrzyszanka221 said:

Hello everyone!

 

Here is my timeline:

9/4/2019 - Packet was sent
9/6/2019 - Packet was received by USCIS in Phoenix, Arizona
9/11/2019 - Personal Check was deposited/cashed by USCIS

9/11/2019 - Text message received with LIN#

9/14/2019 - Received I-797 receipt with 18 month extension

 

Nothing since then. I have heard of another person filing at the same time as me and they already completed their biometrics. My case is in Nebraska. I also have a friend in Hawaii that never got his conditional but he tried the second time and he right away got his 10 year. He filed at the same time as me for the conditional and somehow it fell through the cracks so he had to file again. 

 

Is this normal? 

I have spoken to many folks with Nebraska. Majority of them waited approx 8 months for biometrics ppt many received a letter at that time stating that their original biometrics were being reused. Also, most did not need another interview. I am with Nebraska too. July 2019 filer. Nothing since my letter on August 3rd. Nothing to do but wait. USCIS site says that Nebraska is between 18 and 24 months. There is a chart that shows that those who have filled in with Nebraska have waited this long.

[Walbrzyszanka221 62]

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1 hour ago, camerica said:

I have spoken to many folks with Nebraska. Majority of them waited approx 8 months for biometrics ppt many received a letter at that time stating that their original biometrics were being reused. Also, most did not need another interview. I am with Nebraska too. July 2019 filer. Nothing since my letter on August 3rd. Nothing to do but wait. USCIS site says that Nebraska is between 18 and 24 months. There is a chart that shows that those who have filled in with Nebraska have waited this long.

Got it. Thank you. Won't lie but this wait is a pain. Especially since this wait might be much longer than the wait for the conditional card

 

[camerica 59]

2 minutes ago, Walbrzyszanka221 said:

 

You are right, for most folks. I can wait though. Everything for me went quickly in the beginning. Accepted and crossed within 3 months in 2015.  Then, when I applied for change of status in December, I had biometrics done in 2 months. After that,  I heard nothing until July 2016 -RFE. Sent that and nothing until I finally phoned our congressman at office in Washington in June 2017. Apparently my file had been misplaced. Interview in October 2017.  So, I know all about waiting.  It still peeves me off if I think about it though because I could have been applying for naturalization a long time ago.

[leroyleviticus 80]

19 hours ago, Walbrzyszanka221 said:

Hello everyone!

 

Here is my timeline:

9/4/2019 - Packet was sent
9/6/2019 - Packet was received by USCIS in Phoenix, Arizona
9/11/2019 - Personal Check was deposited/cashed by USCIS

9/11/2019 - Text message received with LIN#

9/14/2019 - Received I-797 receipt with 18 month extension

 

Nothing since then. I have heard of another person filing at the same time as me and they already completed their biometrics. My case is in Nebraska. I also have a friend in Hawaii that never got his conditional but he tried the second time and he right away got his 10 year. He filed at the same time as me for the conditional and somehow it fell through the cracks so he had to file again. 

 

Is this normal? 

I wouldn’t worry too much. I filed mid-January and didn’t get my Biometrics done until late August! 

[bigjailerman 318]

Same here, applied in February, biometrics in September.. Still waiting.

A couple of months is nothing. 15 months or so is average..

[Boketto 211]

Update! July 2 filer, biometrics on November 12th and status updated 24 hours later. Now the real wait begins... 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

2 minutes ago, Boketto said:

Update! July 2 filer, biometrics on November 12th and status updated 24 hours later. Now the real wait begins... 

Congrats! Nebraska?

[Walbrzyszanka221 62]

Damn 4 months after you filed? I guess it depends from case to case. Congratulations!

[Boketto 211]

2 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

Congrats! Nebraska?

Yep, looks like they’re speeding things up with all the new hires this year. January filers took around 7 months to get bio and May - July seems to be taking around 5. Hopefully the acceleration applies to adjudication as well. 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

1 minute ago, Boketto said:

Yep, looks like they’re speeding things up with all the new hires this year. January filers took around 7 months to get bio and May - July seems to be taking around 5. Hopefully the acceleration applies to adjudication as well. 

One can hope, the 15-25 months average wait posted is kinda rough to see. Just nice seeing some movement, I have a quick local office 

[Boketto 211]

4 minutes ago, Walbrzyszanka221 said:

Damn 4 months after you filed? I guess it depends from case to case. Congratulations!

Yeah, mine was a very straightforward case (no dependents, no waiver, and I provided about 7 inches of evidence). Maybe that helped 😆

 

It looks like there has been a big increase in activity and accelerated processing at Nebraska since around April / May. Staying positive and hoping for a speedy decision! 

[Boketto 211]

1 minute ago, Randyandyuni said:

One can hope, the 15-25 months average wait posted is kinda rough to see. Just nice seeing some movement, I have a quick local office 

 

Yeah it sucks to wait. Luckily the turnaround times posted on VJ seems to be improving after they got through that 2018 glut. Stay positive, it shouldn't be too long now. 

[Leighmhe 16]

Hello VJ’s. My biometric appointment is tomorrow. Should I just bring my appointment notice, green card and passport? Anything else you guys needed when you had your appointment?  
 

thank you in advance.