March 2021 i-130 filers

[RJ&RD 30]

4 minutes ago, roxydye said:

Guys thankx for giving me hope,made my day.

 

EDIT: I may of been sad and purchased some doge coins and couple other currencies during this period

 

 

Dogecoin is great 👍..lol. I had 2mil but sold it earlier. If I had kept it I would have been millionaire.

[Hubbster14 32]

It’ll happen when it’s supposed to happen  i like to think there’s a reason for everything 

[Paul and Sopheap 91]

24 minutes ago, roxydye said:

I'm coming up with the 2nd conversation from USCIS and second response is completely different,not shocked just disappointed we have to wait over 2 years compared to 7 months.

Brb I'm going to my corner to cry 

I have been told both of those as well. Our case is also in California. I'm not sure if they have transferred them from Nebraska, because I think the electronic receipt says Nebraska regardless. They probably just sent it straight to California.

[Paul and Sopheap 91]

19 minutes ago, RJ&RD said:

I saw some people posted they were getting approved within 2-3 months in California.

Me too. The processing times can vary greatly from case to case too.

[top_secret 2,504]

I think everyone is placing way too much emphasis on what service center anyone says their case may or may not be in at the moment.  My NOA1 said Texas.  I got a live agent on Ask Emma and they confirmed that my case was in Texas.  @callmecs also had a NOA1 showing their case was in Texas.  Going by the published wait times and everyone saying our cases were in Texas, we should have been looking at "8 Months to 10.5 Months".  But both of our cases were approved in Nebraska at about ~49 days from when we filed them, without any indication whatsoever they had been transferred from Texas to Nebraska or that they were ever really was in Texas to begin with, or had anything to do with Texas.  @kingmoves mentioned their case was approved in only 56 days and @Adamsmith just mentioned their case was approved in 112 days, both out of California, where the published wait time is "20.5 Months to 26.5 Months".  I 'think' out of everyone in this thread that had a quick approval only @naypersonna had their case actually appear to be in Nebraska based on the NOA1, before being actually approved in Nebraska.  Everyone else’s case either had indications it wasn't at Nebraska or actually wasn't at Nebraska.  So far, in this thread, where anyone thought their case was being processed or how fast or slow that service center's published wait times are, has been a completely useless predictor of how long their case will actually take.  So don't despair if your case is at a "slow" service center, because that does not appear to be useful information.

[Paul and Sopheap 91]

7 minutes ago, top_secret said:

I think everyone is placing way too much emphasis on what service center anyone says their case may or may not be in at the moment.  My NOA1 said Texas.  I got a live agent on Ask Emma and they confirmed that my case was in Texas.  @callmecs also had a NOA1 showing their case was in Texas.  Going by the published wait times and everyone saying our cases were in Texas, we should have been looking at "8 Months to 10.5 Months".  But both of our cases were approved in Nebraska at about ~49 days from when we filed them, without any indication whatsoever they had been transferred from Texas to Nebraska or that they were ever really was in Texas to begin with, or had anything to do with Texas.  @kingmoves mentioned their case was approved in only 56 days and @Adamsmith just mentioned their case was approved in 112 days, both out of California, where the published wait time is "20.5 Months to 26.5 Months".  I 'think' out of everyone in this thread that had a quick approval only @naypersonna had their case actually appear to be in Nebraska based on the NOA1, before being actually approved in Nebraska.  Everyone else’s case either had indications it wasn't at Nebraska or actually wasn't at Nebraska.  So far, in this thread, where anyone thought their case was being processed or how fast or slow that service center's published wait times are, has been a completely useless predictor of how long their case will actually take.  So don't despair if your case is at a "slow" service center, because that does not appear to be useful information.

Agree 100% with this

[RJ&RD 30]

19 minutes ago, Paul and Sopheap said:

Agree 100% with this

Here it is my conversation with live agent again.

[RJ&RD 30]

1 minute ago, RJ&RD said:

Here it is my conversation with live agent again.

These screen shots are not in order it starts from the bottom.

[Strawberrymermaid 346]

1 minute ago, RJ&RD said:

Here it is my conversation with live agent again.

So its not at Potomac and they typed in incorrectly? 😕 Lol. 

[RJ&RD 30]

1 minute ago, Strawberrymermaid said:

So its not at Potomac and they typed in incorrectly? 😕 Lol. 

Yeah..lol for a moment I was shocked.

[Strawberrymermaid 346]

Just now, RJ&RD said:

Yeah..lol for a moment I was shocked.

Wonder how or why they saw that?

[RJ&RD 30]

Just now, RJ&RD said:

Yeah..lol for a moment I was shocked.

It seem like they don't really have much information.

[RJ&RD 30]

1 minute ago, Strawberrymermaid said:

Wonder how or why they saw that?

They corrected after said that it's not what I was told few days ago.

[Rusal 8]

Lol honestly...I don't even know if it is worth trying to find out which service center our cases are being processed at. We just get fed with misinformation every time we ask.

Edited May 7, 2021 by Rusal

[RJ&RD 30]

Just now, Rusal said:

Lol honestly...I don't even know if it is worth trying to find out which service center our cases are being processed at. We just get fed with misinformation  every time we ask.

Exactly.