Is it a good thing or bad

[AdamsRalph 1]

Hello my vjers family. Hope everyone is doing ok. My question for today is, if u are on any type of petition and uscis moves their decision date on the website from 4 weeks back to 2 months. is that a good sign or a bad one? The petition is for a I-90. And biometrics was waived. 

[Mike E 11,739]

It is a bad sign.  

[AdamsRalph 1]

6 hours ago, Mike E said:

It is a bad sign.  

Why do u say so? 

[Mike E 11,739]

1 hour ago, AdamsRalph said:

Why do u say so? 

Personally I would prefer a decision in 4 weeks instead of 2 months. Given this is an I-90 to replace a green card, it means that your green card will take 4-5 weeks (at least) to arrive.

 

On the plus side, the longer it takes for your new green card to go into production, the later its expiration date. Thus you won't have to deal with this overwhelmed and incompetent agency as soon as you would have to if it were competent.

 

As a green card holder I considered myself a guest of the USA (and CBP certainly made it clear it considered me as such), and if the USA didn't want me here, I would have welcomed a quick decision. I would have been more than happy to go elsewhere where I was wanted, and very happy to take my liquid assets with me. So a speedy decision either way was what I wanted with my I-90.

Edited April 6, 2021 by Mike E

[AdamsRalph 1]

1 minute ago, Mike E said:

Personally I would prefer a decision in 4 weeks instead of 2 months. Given this is an I-90 to replace a green card, it means that your green card will take 4-5 weeks (at least) to arrive.

 

On the plus side, the longer it takes for your new green card to go into production, the later its expiration date. Thus you won't have to deal with this overwhelmed and incompetent agency as soon as you would have to if it were competent.

Haha 😁 Okay. Is slow with uscis coupled with all the problems at usps is just too much. Thanks for the reply. I'll arrange my timetable accordingly.