June 2019 Filers of I-130 for the U.S Citizens

[Lights 56]

Holy cow!  I really did not think it would happen this quickly... but here we are. 

 

Both of my parents were approved this morning.  We applied for them beginning of June (I believe my priority date was June 10th, somewhere around there).  I've been checking the May thread and thought I would expect something around January... Now to wait for next steps. 

 

 

[apa70 0]

Hi,where did your papers go?

[Lights 56]

13 hours ago, apa70 said:

Hi,where did your papers go?

 

Are you talking to me?  If so, mine went to Texas. 

[apa70 0]

Yes ,thank you

[alero2000 0]

Greetings, all!

I have just created an account today.  I filed I-130 for my mom in June 2019, the received date is June 13, 2019.  We are doing an AOS, also filed an I-131 for her, I hoped that I would receive it by now.

How do you know what center does your case go through?  The USCIS office address on the bottom of notice of action has Lee's Summit, MO address.  What center would I put to check the processing times? 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/home

Can Texas center really be so much faster than the others?  I also live in Orange County like the lucky senior member Lights.

[Lights 56]

19 minutes ago, alero2000 said:

Greetings, all!

I have just created an account today.  I filed I-130 for my mom in June 2019, the received date is June 13, 2019.  We are doing an AOS, also filed an I-131 for her, I hoped that I would receive it by now.

How do you know what center does your case go through?  The USCIS office address on the bottom of notice of action has Lee's Summit, MO address.  What center would I put to check the processing times? 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/home

Can Texas center really be so much faster than the others?  I also live in Orange County like the lucky senior member Lights.

 

Not sure if it's different with AOS... I filed the i130 as my parents are currently outside of the US.  I'm not sure how they decide, I must've gotten lucky because I know other centers are not as fast.  I was surprised seeing May applicants get the first round of approvals and still thought I'd get notice in January.  I only know mine is in Texas because of my NOA1. 

 

Hoping yours come quicker!  AOS must be nice though.  My parents will need to do medical and travel across their country (6 hr flight) for their interview.  

[gypsyqueen 103]

I just got a notification that the I-130 of my parents have been approved. Currently researching on the next steps.

[edisheri 1]

Guys, I received my mom's approval leter today! It looks like the June filers are getting their approval notices in the mail. The instrucstions on the notice state to wait mininum 30 day for further steps. Does anyone know what to excpect? I assume there will be a list of the documentsions that I need to gather for my mom. Any feedback woudl be appreciated!

[edisheri 1]

12 hours ago, edisheri said:

Guys, I received my mom's approval letter today! It looks like the June filers are getting their approval notices in the mail. The instrucstions on the notice states to wait mininum 30 day for further steps. Does anyone know what to excpect? I assume there will be a list of the documentations that I need to gather for my mom. Any feedback woudl be appreciated!

 

[gypsyqueen 103]

@edisheri

 

 

On 9/30/2019 at 2:25 PM, henryPotter said:

+ When you get the email about from NVC after uscis transfer your case over to NVC, you can do these things 

1. Pay fees 

2. Fill in and submit DS260

3. Collect all the required documents and upload. These documents includes:

a. Financial Documents (your IRS transcript 2018, 2017, 2016 AND your I-864 form - you have to fill in, then print out and SIGN then scan to pdf file and upload; and supporting documents like w2 pay stubs, letter from your company, etc.)

b. Civil documents from YOU and YOUR MOM 

- From YOU: birth certificate, marriage and divorce certificate,  passport, US naturalization certificate, etc.

- From your MOM: your mom birth certificate, her marriage / divorce certificate, passport, passport photos, police report, etc.

all documents need to be translated to english.

 

POLICE REPORT : you need to go to state website for clearer instruction relevant to your country 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/collect-and-submit-forms-and-documents-to-the-nvc/step-5-collect-supporting-documents.html

 

 

 

[kendelle 103]

On 12/15/2019 at 11:07 AM, edisheri said:

 

have you heard from NVC?

[sky0227 3]

I received IOE saying my father was approved but i havent heard anything from NVC yet. I am june 2019 filer. any updates?  thank you

[Lights 56]

On 12/14/2019 at 7:39 PM, edisheri said:

Guys, I received my mom's approval leter today! It looks like the June filers are getting their approval notices in the mail. The instrucstions on the notice state to wait mininum 30 day for further steps. Does anyone know what to excpect? I assume there will be a list of the documentsions that I need to gather for my mom. Any feedback woudl be appreciated!

 

A bit delayed, so you probably have this already.  But the instructions would be for your case going to NVC.  Once you have access to your case number and invoice number, you can go in and complete some additional paperwork + uploading documentations.  Once you do that, you wait another 2 months (or so, so I've been told) for interview to be scheduled. 

[sky0227 3]

Hi Guys,

 

I petitioned my father last June 2019 and just got my case number  from NVC today. Still searching for the next step. I would like to ask if they need a police clearance or NBI clearance. I am from the Philippines. Thank you

[edisheri 1]

Team, just a short note to let you all know that I received an email from NVC including the case number. I guess the real Visa Journey has just begun!