Who to believe ?

[Fogo 14]

Hello guys.

 

I am kinda lost now I don't know which service center is really processing my petition. When I asked back in March one of the USCIS representatives told me that my petitions for my parents are at Texas service cente, and sometime in May my senator office told me the petitions are processed by potomac, and now I just got offline talking with one of the USCIS representatives who told me that both petitions are at Nebraska service center. 

 

The question remains, had anyone went through the same experience before ?  

 

[powerpuff 6,697]

Petitions get transferred all the time without notifying the petitioner. USCIS has its own system of assigning  and transferring petitions to balance the workload among the service centers.

[Marshae04 11]

30 minutes ago, Fogo said:

Hello guys.

 

I am kinda lost now I don't know which service center is really processing my petition. When I asked back in March one of the USCIS representatives told me that my petitions for my parents are at Texas service cente, and sometime in May my senator office told me the petitions are processed by potomac, and now I just got offline talking with one of the USCIS representatives who told me that both petitions are at Nebraska service center. 

 

The question remains, had anyone went through the same experience before ?  

 

Good question, I just asked someone on here the same thing how do I know who has my case? and how do you speak to  USCIS rep online? 

[Timona 4,207]

Doesn't matter where it is. You join the queue and wait. Average wait times is 1.5 years from filing. 

 

[Fogo 14]

2 minutes ago, Timona said:

Doesn't matter where it is. You join the queue and wait. Average wait times is 1.5 years from filing. 

 

I do know that, but each service center has its own time frame. 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

5 minutes ago, Fogo said:

I do know that, but each service center has its own time frame. 

Yet they are all BS and rarely the cases follow these time frames. For example, my gc was supposed to take 17 months based on my FO, yet I was done in 6 months. Completely unpredictable 

[Redro 4,611]

4 minutes ago, Fogo said:

I do know that, but each service center has its own time frame. 

Ignore the time frames. 

Some people from Nebraska are approved in 3 months while other people from Nebraska wait 8 months. 

Same for California... the processing times are a lot longer than actual approvals. 

You get approved when you get approved. You should expect to be approved after 1.5 years. If you wait longer you can start to investigate... 

But for all you know your case could move AGAIN. 

[Fogo 14]

Thank you all for the info. I hope the best for everyone. 🙂

🙂

 

[JeanneAdil 6,498]

12 hours ago, Fogo said:

I do know that, but each service center has its own time frame. 

they are 2 separate petitions and could have gone to the 2 different service centers 

which isn't important at this point as u can join the timeframes to interview at NVC stage usually by the way you pay the 2 fees for each and submit the supporting documents 

1st went to Texas and were transfered out for workload issues 

Remember now Memorial and fourth of July and labor day with officers taking long holiday or summer vacations 

 

This is a hard wait as we get no info on the process unless there is a RFE

 

u need patience 

it doesn't matter what office has it ,  u can't really call and  get updates 

 

[jakelake 222]

On 6/28/2022 at 9:01 PM, Fogo said:

Hello guys.

 

I am kinda lost now I don't know which service center is really processing my petition. When I asked back in March one of the USCIS representatives told me that my petitions for my parents are at Texas service cente, and sometime in May my senator office told me the petitions are processed by potomac, and now I just got offline talking with one of the USCIS representatives who told me that both petitions are at Nebraska service center. 

 

The question remains, had anyone went through the same experience before ?  

 

Did you get your receipt notice?

The bottom left of the notice should state the office that your case was assigned to, at least initially.

 

 

[Fogo 14]

5 hours ago, jakelake said:

Did you get your receipt notice?

The bottom left of the notice should state the office that your case was assigned to, at least initially.

 

 

I did double check several times through the week with USCIS customer representatives, it is at texas service center only one of them told me Nebraska,  and senator told me potomac, but most of the representatives told me TSC, so I assume it it at texas service center.