27 months for I-751, 9 months to schedule an interview in Las Vegas.

[tom3227 26]

I filled the I-751 on July 2018, 27 months ago. The status has been "Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview" since January 2020, 9 months ago. It is an absolute embarrassment that it takes 27 months to process this and 9 months to schedule an interview. I'm ready to call the quits, f* this s*, and go back to Australia. 

 

Anyone else's case approaching 30 friking months? 

 

 

 

 

[amarsolo 9]

They received my case in January 2019 and still case is ready to be scheduled for an interview 🙃 

 

[Crazy Cat 42,582]

Been stuck in "Case is Ready to scheduled for an interview" since May 2019........you still maintain status until the case is complete.

[tom3227 26]

29 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

Been stuck in "Case is Ready to scheduled for an interview" since May 2019........you still maintain status until the case is complete.

Did you file in 2018 as well? 

[Harold_Oakland 133]

1 hour ago, tom3227 said:

I filled the I-751 on July 2018, 27 months ago. The status has been "Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview" since January 2020, 9 months ago. It is an absolute embarrassment that it takes 27 months to process this and 9 months to schedule an interview. I'm ready to call the quits, f* this s*, and go back to Australia. 

 

Anyone else's case approaching 30 friking months? 

 

 

 

 

It really is an embarrassment. 30 months is just flat out unacceptable, especially considering the fact that so many from 2020 are being approved. Terribly sorry for your troubles here. My wife's friend just got her permanent residence in Australia and it didn't take nearly as long as the American system (I know America processes a lot of applications, something that could be remedied by proper staffing). My wife applied for ROC in May 2019 and not even a notice for an interview.

[Crazy Cat 42,582]

13 minutes ago, tom3227 said:

Did you file in 2018 as well? 

March 2019.

[Crazy Cat 42,582]

7 minutes ago, Harold_Oakland said:

It really is an embarrassment. 30 months is just flat out unacceptable, especially considering the fact that so many from 2020 are being approved.

Depends on local offices workload.  Cases are not equally spread across the US.

Edited October 11, 2020 by Lucky Cat

[Harold_Oakland 133]

Just now, Lucky Cat said:

Depends on local offices workload.  Cases are not equally spread across the US.

Which is an embarrassment of management. The USCIS is pathetic and we all know it.

[Crazy Cat 42,582]

Just now, Harold_Oakland said:

Which is an embarrassment of management. The USCIS is pathetic and we all know it.

Some areas have more applicants than others....some offices have more employees......they don't balance the workload across all local offices like they do USCIS service centers.  Otherwise, I-751 applicants living in New York might be required to interview in California, for example.  

[Harold_Oakland 133]

Just now, Lucky Cat said:

Some areas have more applicants than others....some offices have more employees......they don't balance the workload across all local offices like they do USCIS service centers.  Otherwise, I-751 applicants living in New York might be required to interview in California, for example.  

I'm aware of the differences in locations which is to my point: they don't staff accordingly. If NYC and surrounding area isn't at the same ratio relative to population as other centers, especially given the fact that more immigrants live in NYC (and other large cities), then something is quite wrong. This should have been remedied years ago. There is no reason why people should pay the same fees and receive vastly different services because they cannot manage their logistics. As a citizen, I'm embarrassed and disgusted and sorry that people have to put up with negligence. Immigrants and their families deserve better.

[Crazy Cat 42,582]

2 minutes ago, Harold_Oakland said:

I'm aware of the differences in locations which is to my point: they don't staff accordingly. If NYC and surrounding area isn't at the same ratio relative to population as other centers, especially given the fact that more immigrants live in NYC (and other large cities), then something is quite wrong. This should have been remedied years ago. There is no reason why people should pay the same fees and receive vastly different services because they cannot manage their logistics. As a citizen, I'm embarrassed and disgusted and sorry that people have to put up with negligence. Immigrants and their families deserve better.

Unfortunately for you and me, there are thousands in the queue ahead of us.  Our only option is to wait in line.

[Harold_Oakland 133]

5 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

Unfortunately for you and me, there are thousands in the queue ahead of us.  Our only option is to wait in line.

Agreed, it is very unfortunate. It's also insulting to see people from the first half of 2020 getting their i751s approved while people such as the OP have waited so long. No offense, but I'm really not liking the fact that the community has this "all we can do is wait" attitude. At this point in time, it is completely true, but I'd like to see, in the future, more pressure to make an immigration system that is equitable and timely. Nice speaking with you Lucky Cat, hope you have a great day.

Edited October 11, 2020 by Harold_Oakland

[Orangesapples 1,954]

3 hours ago, tom3227 said:

I filled the I-751 on July 2018, 27 months ago. The status has been "Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview" since January 2020, 9 months ago. It is an absolute embarrassment that it takes 27 months to process this and 9 months to schedule an interview. I'm ready to call the quits, f* this s*, and go back to Australia. 

 

Anyone else's case approaching 30 friking months? 

 

 

 

 

Can you fill in your timeline? Which service center were you originally at? Are you filing jointly or with a divorce waiver? Which visa did you come to the US with? Did you move? 

 

I'm only asking so that other people in similar situations can use your information. I know that California seems to be super slow. 

[Crazy Cat 42,582]

2 hours ago, Harold_Oakland said:

No offense, but I'm really not liking the fact that the community has this "all we can do is wait" attitude.

Hahahahaha!!!!  Accept reality.  May we all achieve our goals soon.

Edited October 11, 2020 by Lucky Cat

[Thegirl 225]

1 hour ago, Lucky Cat said:

Hahahahaha!!!!  Accept reality.  May we all achieve our goals soon.

Lol especially when our statuses haven't changed bc the case is pending. Been waiting since Sept 2018 as well. Fact is all we can do is wait.