All Nebraska I-130 Filers -- Part 5

[Hz1 7]

Wonder why are January ones getting ignored...

11 hours ago, AMS13 said:

UPDATE:

Hey guys, 1000+ cases from April have been either approved or transferred, or just processed.

Jan and beginning of Feb were almost completely ignored yesterday.

March is still on the rise.

 

10 hours ago, Jeff and Mei said:

The 3 of us can commiserate together.  January 15 here.

Hope yours work out soon.

[Mar1996bren 0]

Anyone know what this means ? My date changed ti feb 23

[Michael&Karen 46]

Please people don’t forget to update your timeline it is very important now that Nebraska seems to be faster. Thank you and God bless you all.

[MrCosgrove 6]

15 minutes ago, Michael&Karen said:

Please people don’t forget to update your timeline it is very important now that Nebraska seems to be faster. Thank you and God bless you all.

Yes I would love an accurate idea for ours (pd April 8 2019)

[B&C2017 123]

Alright guys... These past few days, I‘ve seen quite a few posts on Facebook and VJ of people with the I-130 processed at the Nebraska Service Center, but their I-129F being sent to Potomac or Vermont.

 

I‘ve noticed on the USCIS processing website, that the processing time for the I-129F in Potomac and Vermont is 15.5-20 months.

 

I can‘t help but wonder if the split of these two forms (location-wise) is now done on purpose in order for people to not be eligible for a I-129F case inquirie after 9.5 months in Nebraska. That way, people could be kept from submitting the I-129F K3 since it wouldn‘t speed up anything anymore and they could let the process die...

 

What are y‘alls thoughts on that? 🤔
 

 

Edited February 27, 2020 by B&C2017

[B&C2017 123]

6 hours ago, Mar1996bren said:

Anyone know what this means ? My date changed ti feb 23

It happened to a loooot of people lately. Lots of hypotheses, but no one really knows why 😊

[ohcoffeeeyes 120]

4 hours ago, B&C2017 said:

Alright guys... These past few days, I‘ve seen quite a few posts on Facebook and VJ of people with the I-130 processed at the Nebraska Service Center, but their I-129F being sent to Potomac or Vermont.

 

I‘ve noticed on the USCIS processing website, that the processing time for the I-129F in Potomac and Vermont is 15.5-20 months.

 

I can‘t help but wonder if the split of these two forms (location-wise) is now done on purpose in order for people to not be eligible for a I-129F case inquirie after 9.5 months in Nebraska. That way, people could be kept from submitting the I-129F K3 since it wouldn‘t speed up anything anymore and they could let the process die...

 

What are y‘alls thoughts on that? 🤔
 

 

Well we have a lot of proof that if you're electronically filing or have an IOE number, that filing for an I-129F is useless so it wouldn't make sense. It's probably just because they want to lessen the load on Nebraska

[ohcoffeeeyes 120]

On 2/26/2020 at 7:19 AM, Niia said:

We didn’t use an attorney so I can’t comment on that. But from what I heard they are pretty useless. 
 

did you do the “your case is outside of normal processing times” inquiry? It doesn’t let me do it because technically we are still under normal processing time of 12.5-16 months. Though there’s nothing normal about it. 

I still think it's past your PD date so it's a concern.

 

Try to talk to a tier 2 agent, they will sort it out for you.

[Patricia Owuh 175]

On 2/25/2020 at 6:27 AM, sbarbie1914 said:

I keep getting notifications on my case tracker app...maybe 20 yesterday and 1 this morning, but nothing has changed.  It keeps saying "your case has been received..." Weird 🤔

I am still getting notifications too. One minute it says error case cannot be updated and then case recieved. Got this about 20 times for the last three days. Very aggravating. 

[aus2tx 168]

5 hours ago, B&C2017 said:

Alright guys... These past few days, I‘ve seen quite a few posts on Facebook and VJ of people with the I-130 processed at the Nebraska Service Center, but their I-129F being sent to Potomac or Vermont.

 

I‘ve noticed on the USCIS processing website, that the processing time for the I-129F in Potomac and Vermont is 15.5-20 months.

 

I can‘t help but wonder if the split of these two forms (location-wise) is now done on purpose in order for people to not be eligible for a I-129F case inquirie after 9.5 months in Nebraska. That way, people could be kept from submitting the I-129F K3 since it wouldn‘t speed up anything anymore and they could let the process die...

 

What are y‘alls thoughts on that? 🤔
 

 

Sounds valid to me. That’s the exact reason I filed the K3, because it had a shorter window that I could call in on. 

[islanderfever 14]

Good morning! Our I-130 application was just approved today.

PD: 1/31/2019
CA: 2/27/2020

 

I noticed that our I-129F that we sent in early October still shows as case received. Maybe it will take some time for that status to change.

Using the case tracker app, I was following case numbers within a range of about 2000 cases to ours. The info that @AMS13 has been posting looks accurate, thank you for that sir. In the past few weeks I saw cases being approved, albeit slowly. So I knew it would be a matter of time that our January case would get approved. Good luck to those still waiting, your results will come soon.

[AMS13 120]

9 minutes ago, islanderfever said:

Good morning! Our I-130 application was just approved today.

PD: 1/31/2019
CA: 2/27/2020

 

I noticed that our I-129F that we sent in early October still shows as case received. Maybe it will take some time for that status to change.

Using the case tracker app, I was following case numbers within a range of about 2000 cases to ours. The info that @AMS13 has been posting looks accurate, thank you for that sir. In the past few weeks I saw cases being approved, albeit slowly. So I knew it would be a matter of time that our January case would get approved. Good luck to those still waiting, your results will come soon.

I always try to be as accurate as possible as not give false hopes. I also think your I-130 case is the one ending in 16, right? .

Congratulations! 

[islanderfever 14]

47 minutes ago, AMS13 said:

I always try to be as accurate as possible as not give false hopes. I also think your I-130 case is the one ending in 16, right? .

Congratulations! 

You are accurate  😉. Keep up the good work! You've been very helpful to all of us 👍

[AMS13 120]

UPDATE:

April has officially entered the picture.

[Niia 22]

1 minute ago, AMS13 said:

UPDATE:

April has officially entered the picture.

Don’t understand how this is fair...