Vermont service center

[Tommy john 9]

Processing Time just changed to be ( 10-21 ) months 

 

 

what the ####!!!!!!!!

[RamonGomez 272]

Nebraska (LIN) just went to 15-32 months !!!!

 

This is ridiculous. I wouldn't be surprised if they put I751s on hold for several months since they've now extended the extension to 24 months to buy themselves time. The stupid extension letter has now been a PITA twice for us (once when traveling, once when my wife started her job).

 

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Edited September 30, 2021 by RamonGomez

[Tio 61]

I just saw this for Vermont. My heart dropped and I am very sad :(.

 

 

[Not.Rich 12]

What's the hurry ? :)) 32 months is nothing :))

[Joyoussinger 1,427]

I'm not going to get discouraged. The information, according to USCIS, is not current. It's based on information from two months ago. "The estimated time range displayed is based on data captured approximately two months prior to updating the page."

It's not very helpful because of this lag. 

 

[Not.Rich 12]

5 minutes ago, Joyoussinger said:

I'm not going to get discouraged. The information, according to USCIS, is not current. It's based on information from two months ago. "The estimated time range displayed is based on data captured approximately two months prior to updating the page."

It's not very helpful because of this lag. 

 

There is nothing to do. You just need to go on with your life.

[Joyoussinger 1,427]

1 minute ago, Not.Rich said:

There is nothing to do. You just need to go on with your life.

Exactly. We've already accomplished the most important part - we're together and married. Everything else will work out.

[Not.Rich 12]

Just now, Joyoussinger said:

Exactly. We've already accomplished the most important part - we're together and married. Everything else will work out.

Yes. I 751 is not as important as I 485.

[Bob in Boston 767]

9 minutes ago, Joyoussinger said:

'm not going to get discouraged. The information, according to USCIS, is not current. It's based on information from two months ago.

and 2 months ago I got approved out of Vermont ..... took 10 months

[Joyoussinger 1,427]

3 minutes ago, Bob in Boston said:

and 2 months ago I got approved out of Vermont ..... took 10 months

Thank you for verifying that! Maybe in two more months it will be dramatically less!

[Bob in Boston 767]

1 minute ago, Joyoussinger said:

Thank you for verifying that! Maybe in two more months it will be dramatically less!

it changes monthly ... just got to watch it. Its like the Stock Market

[Not.Rich 12]

My GC took 3 months and the website said N months...so it depends.

[Carpe Vinum 2,330]

2 hours ago, Joyoussinger said:

Exactly. We've already accomplished the most important part - we're together and married. Everything else will work out.

I can't imagine being those poor K1 applicants still waiting for an interview. Now that is agony.

[Demise 1,337]

Just now, Carpe Vinum said:

I can't imagine being those poor K1 applicants still waiting for an interview. Now that is agony.

Well at least they get an interim EAD and can do whatever that allows. That being said, I really think that your resident since date should be the date you filed your I-485, not when USCIS gets around to approving it, people shouldn't be punished because USCIS is slow.

[Carpe Vinum 2,330]

Just now, Demise said:

Well at least they get an interim EAD and can do whatever that allows. That being said, I really think that your resident since date should be the date you filed your I-485, not when USCIS gets around to approving it, people shouldn't be punished because USCIS is slow.

No I mean the K1s still waiting for an embassy interview.