processing times

[martinzl 91]

My wife filed for ROC in October 2020.  ROC was sent to Potomac processing center. She has 2-year extension letter which expires at the end of this year.  January 2022 she filed N-400.  March 2022 she received notice that her ROC was transferred to National Benefits Center.  No reason giver although we thought it was because she filed her N-400.  My question now is what processing times should we be looking at?  The USCIS website does not give processing times for I-751 at NBC.  If they have a processing time, is it based on when they received the transfer or the initial date of filing? And then there's the issue of the N-400.  Just asking now so if necessary I will no when to inquire if the processing time is outside the normal processing time.

[da95826 387]

43 minutes ago, martinzl said:

My question now is what processing times should we be looking at?  The USCIS website does not give processing times for I-751 at NBC.  If they have a processing time, is it based on when they received the transfer or the initial date of filing? And then there's the issue of the N-400.  Just asking now so if necessary I will no when to inquire if the processing time is outside the normal processing time.

You will fall under the all field offices category to determine your processing time for the National Benefits Center which typically sends i751 to the local field offices for interview. 

With our i751 case we went to the a combo interview 26 months after filing our joint i751. 

 

  

[martinzl 91]

If that's the case it will be dragged out even longer.  This is ridiculous. Someone at USCIS needs to take the bull by the horns and just send out the 10-year green cards for the ROC applications. Considering the small number of ROCs that are denied they are just wasting time and resources.