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Advice Needed: I-130 Case at NVC Stage - Can I Expedite based on Extended Processing Time?

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sc_queens   14

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I am an I-130 petitioner, and it has been approximately two years since my initial filing date. The processing by USCIS experienced significant delays, further compounded by a Request for Evidence (RFE) which added to the timeline.

Currently, my case is in the NVC stage, and I've observed that the NVC seems to be reviewing and Documentarily Qualifying (DQing) cases within a span of roughly two weeks.

Given the extended duration my case has taken, is there an option to expedite the process? If so, could someone please guide me on the appropriate procedure?

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sc_queens   14

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6 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

You mean the I-130 for your mother?

 

Yes, I have submitted the W2 and 1099 as asked. Should be DQed in 2 weeks hopefully. I was thinking of requesting an expedite since which could speed the process of getting an interview

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14 minutes ago, sc_queens said:

Yes, I have submitted the W2 and 1099 as asked. Should be DQed in 2 weeks hopefully. I was thinking of requesting an expedite since which could speed the process of getting an interview

You can always try.

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34 minutes ago, sc_queens said:

Yes, I have submitted the W2 and 1099 as asked. Should be DQed in 2 weeks hopefully. I was thinking of requesting an expedite since which could speed the process of getting an interview

It is free to ask, but you have not listed a circumstance which is normally seen as a valid reason.

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your mom's case took long as u had issues getting documents for birth,  etc from your country

that's not the fault of USCIS 

sorry,  but hope the remainder of the process is short and comes to good conculsion

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You can sue but maybe a bit premature.

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Boiler   45,486

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Probably not

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