USCIS updates with new processing time for I-130 for all Service Centers

[mycase17 114]

Hi folks,

As I was checking https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ for I-130, all service centers have updated their processing time and most of them have increased processing time by almost double. E.g. Nebraska used to show 6-8 months before for Permanent Resident filing for spouse but now it shows 12 months to 15.5 months. 

 

It seems like long way for most of I-130 filers. And also my online I-130 shows my file is in Nebraska whereas when I got the I-979 letter, it has Potmac Service center on the front stamp.  Any idea why would it show 2 different addresses?

 

 

 

 

[Nanna_lux 8]

1 hour ago, mycase17 said:

Hi folks,

As I was checking https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ for I-130, all service centers have updated their processing time and most of them have increased processing time by almost double. E.g. Nebraska used to show 6-8 months before for Permanent Resident filing for spouse but now it shows 12 months to 15.5 months. 

 

 

 

 

I think it goes by what you see on the letter

Edited February 23, 2021 by Nanna_lux

[mycase17 114]

And does it matter

1 hour ago, Nanna_lux said:

I think it goes by what you see on the letter

And does it matter if you are filing as green card or USC? I'm a green card and filed I-130 for my spouse. 

[Hilde 381]

These averages change all the time. Sometimes for the better but sometimes not. Check again next month.

[mycase17 114]

6 minutes ago, Hilde said:

These averages change all the time. Sometimes for the better but sometimes not. Check again next month.

And does it matter if you are filing as green card or USC? I'm a green card and filed I-130 for my spouse. 

[Hilde 381]

Just now, mycase17 said:

And does it matter if you are filing as green card or USC? I'm a green card and filed I-130 for my spouse. 

 

This I don´t know. Sorry

[mycase17 114]

2 hours ago, mycase17 said:

And does it matter if you are filing as green card or USC? I'm a green card and filed I-130 for my spouse. 

Anyone in the forum could I have ideas about it??

[JKLSemicolon 413]

If I'm reading you correctly, you are saying that the Receipt Notice (in PDF) posted to your myUSCIS account says Nebraska Service Center, but the paper notice that you received in the mail says Potomac, correct?

 

@Nanna_lux is saying that Potomac is likely the correct one, but if you want to be sure you could contact USCIS and ask them to verify this.

 

If you are a permanent resident filing for a spouse then those are the processing times that apply to you. But keep in mind, as was mentioned, that processing times can change and not all cases are equal - some take more time, some take less.

 

[pushbrk 12,883]

8 hours ago, mycase17 said:

Hi folks,

As I was checking https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ for I-130, all service centers have updated their processing time and most of them have increased processing time by almost double. E.g. Nebraska used to show 6-8 months before for Permanent Resident filing for spouse but now it shows 12 months to 15.5 months. 

 

It seems like long way for most of I-130 filers. And also my online I-130 shows my file is in Nebraska whereas when I got the I-979 letter, it has Potmac Service center on the front stamp.  Any idea why would it show 2 different addresses?

 

 

 

 

I'm not looking at the website but "a permanent resident filing" is not a petition for a spouse visa.  You're using a confusing term.  What is the actual title of the table you are reading?

[PEbode 14]

I also saw this today and has upset me and my spouse that they doubled the time frame for processing  we are apart as it is and they were just coming up on our date before they changed this I feel it is unfair to double the time. We are also at Nebraska  processing  center to.

Edited February 24, 2021 by PEbode

[StrawberryKiss 170]

11 hours ago, pushbrk said:

I'm not looking at the website but "a permanent resident filing" is not a petition for a spouse visa.  You're using a confusing term.  What is the actual title of the table you are reading?

He's right though. This is the table showing the processing times of form I-130 for NSC.

[Nanna_lux 8]

7 hours ago, PEbode said:

I also saw this today and has upset me and my spouse that they doubled the time frame for processing  we are apart as it is and they were just coming up on our date before they changed this I feel it is unfair to double the time. We are also at Nebraska  processing  center to.

Are you or your spouse a US citizen? If yes, they didn't really double it. It shows 5-7 months

[mycase17 114]

16 hours ago, pushbrk said:

I'm not looking at the website but "a permanent resident filing" is not a petition for a spouse visa.  You're using a confusing term.  What is the actual title of the table you are reading?

Sorry I mean I'm a Permanent Resident filing I-130 for my spouse who is abroad. It shows 12-16 Months. My N-400 has been pending for 13 months now, but once I get my citizenship I plan to upgrade my petition from F2-A to IR-1. 

 

 

Edited February 24, 2021 by mycase17
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[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to USCIS Service Centers forum.

[Skyman 321]

On 2/23/2021 at 10:33 PM, mycase17 said:

Hi folks,

As I was checking https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ for I-130, all service centers have updated their processing time and most of them have increased processing time by almost double. E.g. Nebraska used to show 6-8 months before for Permanent Resident filing for spouse but now it shows 12 months to 15.5 months. 

 

It seems like long way for most of I-130 filers. And also my online I-130 shows my file is in Nebraska whereas when I got the I-979 letter, it has Potmac Service center on the front stamp.  Any idea why would it show 2 different addresses?

 

 

 

 

I show 2-7 months for relative at Nebraska on the i-130.

I believe you go by the address on the lower left of the I-797C. My file also says Nebraska but the 797 says Texas.

Edited April 3, 2021 by Skyman