October 2021 I-130 Filers

[anna4614890 31]

4 hours ago, Edtab said:

 

Hello everyone,Check this out!!! I was checking the processing time for the I 130 U.S. citizen filing for a spouse  today for California service center and the time dropped from 28,5  to 38,5 to just  6,5 to 8,5 months,

Am I dreaming or it might be a mistake from USCIS personel? I'm acssecing here from Brazil, have anyone else seeing the same?

 

 

 

Lol! TSC time range increased from 10,5 to 11 months… I checked the processing time after talking with agent on last Friday 😅 

[ArethisPT 8]

5 hours ago, Edtab said:

 

Hello everyone,Check this out!!! I was checking the processing time for the I 130 U.S. citizen filing for a spouse  today for California service center and the time dropped from 28,5  to 38,5 to just  6,5 to 8,5 months,

Am I dreaming or it might be a mistake from USCIS personel? I'm acssecing here from Brazil, have anyone else seeing the same?

 

 

 

Yup, we all see the same, I think its a blessing finally

[Dave Knapp 47]

Absolutely Amazing.  The word on the street was the NVC was taking 2 weeks to create a case once the I-130 was approved.  Ours was approved on March 10. I just opened The Welcome email from the NVC.  That's 4 days.  WooHoo.

Edited March 15, 2022 by Dave Knapp

[Redro 4,609]

3 hours ago, anna4614890 said:

Lol! TSC time range increased from 10,5 to 11 months… I checked the processing time after talking with agent on last Friday 😅 

Vermont is also up 😅 12-16 months now. 

It was 9 months-13 months a few months ago. 

 

[Alexandra1990 7]

Anyone in California center?

[ArethisPT 8]

36 minutes ago, Alexandra1990 said:

Anyone in California center?

I am

[Alexandra1990 7]

Have you gotten any news ?

[ArethisPT 8]

9 hours ago, Alexandra1990 said:

Have you gotten any news ?

Nope, still the same

[snickers10 7]

Hi all

Just wanted to share a bit of information related to the change in processing times.

 

The processing time for I-130 is calculated using the cycle time methodology so it doesn't necessarily reflect how much time it actually takes to get NOA2. The method is explained here.

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/more-info

 

I'm assuming the change is just due to a change in how they distributed cases to each center last month. Or they transferred a bunch of cases.

Mine's at California so still keeping fingers crossed though!

Edited March 17, 2022 by snickers10

[ArethisPT 8]

10 hours ago, snickers10 said:

Hi all

Just wanted to share a bit of information related to the change in processing times.

 

The processing time for I-130 is calculated using the cycle time methodology so it doesn't necessarily reflect how much time it actually takes to get NOA2. The method is explained here.

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/more-info

 

I'm assuming the change is just due to a change in how they distributed cases to each center last month. Or they transferred a bunch of cases.

Mine's at California so still keeping fingers crossed though!

Well, actually it does, it says the maximum time they will take to process your case under normal conditions, anything taking longer than the maximum time is up for inquiry, so they base those medium times on the amount of cases they processed and sent to other departments, so I-130s are getting fast, supposedly.

[DanielEya 28]

Application approved today🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Alexandra1990 7]

3 hours ago, DanielEya said:

Application approved today🔥🔥🔥🔥

Congrats...what service center are you?

[DanielEya 28]

1 minute ago, Alexandra1990 said:

Congrats...what service center are you?

Texas

[Alexandra1990 7]

Just now, DanielEya said:

Texas

I am happy for you🎊🎉. Now for the nvc stage

[DanielEya 28]

Just now, Alexandra1990 said:

I am happy for you🎊🎉. Now for the nvc stage

Thanks!🙏🏽