Keep getting different answers from USCIS

[kelz1330 1]

I am petitioner filing for my husband I-130 my PD is 2-24-2020. The date has changed 4 times on my account (not PD obviously) i onow i was transferred once (never received a notice) what does it mean when the date changes? 

[NancyNguyen 1,657]

It means someone was looking at your application.

[kelz1330 1]

Four times though? Wow

[onek 306]

1 hour ago, kelz1330 said:

Four times though? Wow

Yes

[kelz1330 1]

Ok well whats the wait lol its cut and dry ....just a hard process

[moneeb Iqbal 13]

2 hours ago, kelz1330 said:

I am petitioner filing for my husband I-130 my PD is 2-24-2020. The date has changed 4 times on my account (not PD obviously) i onow i was transferred once (never received a notice) what does it mean when the date changes? 

my PD was 10/24/2019 nd still nothing happen is u had date change 4 times it mean they r doing something or looking at ur case u r lucky though be patient soon u will hear good news 

[kelz1330 1]

Wow that long?? Fingers crossed for you!!! Yea i am trying to be patient i am not very good at it lll

[onek 306]

12 hours ago, kelz1330 said:

Wow that long?? Fingers crossed for you!!! Yea i am trying to be patient i am not very good at it lll

No one likes waiting, but if you get yourself familiarized with the process and processing time for your service center, it will help.  A lot of people are still waiting for approvals who filed last year. 

[Canerican 242]

14 hours ago, kelz1330 said:

Wow that long?? Fingers crossed for you!!! Yea i am trying to be patient i am not very good at it lll

Your patience will definitely be tested during this process. If you have been married less than 2 years when your spouse enters you will have to apply for Removal of Conditions (ROC) on the green card (GC) After 2 years of residency. I assume though due to the pandemic there may be a lot of spousal cases where that will be skipped and they will get a 10 year GC. Then after ROC, if you need to do that, citizenship application is next. This process helps with patience and detailedness. Hope you hear soon. 
 

Also @kelz1330, please fill in your timeline so that others can help better and steer you to the right portal, if needed for more specific guidance. 

Edited July 3, 2020 by CDN(ON)-USA(VT)

[carmel34 3,626]

4 hours ago, CDN(ON)-USA(VT) said:

I assume though due to the pandemic there may be a lot of spousal cases where that will be skipped and they will get a 10 year GC.

Not sure where you heard this, but ROC is required for all CR-1 spouses, to remove conditions.  You may be referring to the interview for ROC, which is often skipped these days if the documents submitted are sufficient and it's a strong case.

Edited July 3, 2020 by carmel34

[Canerican 242]

29 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

Not sure where you heard this, but ROC is required for all CR-1 spouses, to remove conditions.  You may be referring to the interview for ROC, which is often skipped these days if the documents submitted are sufficient and it's a strong case.

I did not hear this anywhere. It was an assumption based on the fact that some marriages may hit the 2 year mark during the pandemic and upon entry the immigrant will get a 10 year green card based on this fact. 

[carmel34 3,626]

49 minutes ago, CDN(ON)-USA(VT) said:

I did not hear this anywhere. It was an assumption based on the fact that some marriages may hit the 2 year mark during the pandemic and upon entry the immigrant will get a 10 year green card based on this fact. 

Sorry, I misunderstood your comment.  Yes you are correct, it is likely because of delays related to the virus that many spousal visa holders will enter the US after 2 years of marriage and get an IR-1 so ROC is not necessary, one bright side of the delays right now.

[juancarlos 126]

What PD means?

[kendelle 103]

9 minutes ago, juancarlos said:

What PD means?

PD means priority date.