MyProgress tab on USCIS - Is there a method or pattern?

[The_Walters 7]

I know that we have all realized by now that the myProgress time is not accurate. But I was wondering if there was a pattern or something that triggers the estimates to change.

"Yes I am reaching for anything to ease my mind."

This is my timeline so far:

• FILED I130 3/22/2024
• 2 months 3/26/2024
• 5 weeks 4/10/2024
• 2 months 4/11/2024 - Action was taken (Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS)
• 17 months 4/24/2024 - sent in form I-129F
• 5 months 5/7/2024

[IRVDUNKED23 3]

Good evening, I have found while it’s not 100% accurate it does give an indication of progress. So it may go from 2 months to 7 months however I found that it was closer to the original estimation. I understand that my case moved extremely fast but that was my experience. I hope that helps and Good Luck 👍🏾 

[OldUser 6,548]

It's random and unpredictable. You can read the forums, even for naturalization. Sometimes it shows 1 day to decision and it actually takes months. Sometimes it shows 6 months to decision when people already get their immigration benefit. You can roll a dice and get a better prediction.

 

The timeline you shared makes no sense. There's no way you'd be 5 weeks away when you filed in March of this year.

Edited May 9 by OldUser

[The_Walters 7]

On 5/7/2024 at 2:46 PM, The_Walters said:

I know that we have all realized by now that the myProgress time is not accurate. But I was wondering if there was a pattern or something that triggers the estimates to change.

"Yes I am reaching for anything to ease my mind."

This is my timeline so far:

• FILED I130 3/22/2024
• 2 months 3/26/2024
• 5 weeks 4/10/2024
• 2 months 4/11/2024 - Action was taken (Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS)
• 17 months 4/24/2024 - sent in form I-129F
• 5 months 5/7/2024
• 14 months 5/20/2024

 

[The_Walters 7]

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On 5/8/2024 at 6:25 PM, OldUser said:

It's random and unpredictable. You can read the forums, even for naturalization. Sometimes it shows 1 day to decision and it actually takes months. Sometimes it shows 6 months to decision when people already get their immigration benefit. You can roll a dice and get a better prediction.

 

The timeline you shared makes no sense. There's no way you'd be 5 weeks away when you filed in March of this year.

Thank you, we have all read these comments and understand that. lol thank you 

This is for people that like to see and compare their timelines with others

[Shan29 1]

On 5/7/2024 at 11:29 PM, IRVDUNKED23 said:

Good evening, I have found while it’s not 100% accurate it does give an indication of progress. So it may go from 2 months to 7 months however I found that it was closer to the original estimation. I understand that my case moved extremely fast but that was my experience. I hope that helps and Good Luck 👍🏾 

 

On 5/7/2024 at 11:29 PM, IRVDUNKED23 said:

Good evening, I have found while it’s not 100% accurate it does give an indication of progress. So it may go from 2 months to 7 months however I found that it was closer to the original estimation. I understand that my case moved extremely fast but that was my experience. I hope that helps and Good Luck 👍🏾 

For my N-400 it was accurate for me. My 1-30 we have the exact same dates for filing and first action. Mine drastically changed after my case was updated to 1R1 It’s currently at 2 months now. I will follow up if it was updated. 

 

On 5/20/2024 at 1:40 PM, The_Walters said:

 

 

[TBoneTX 45,090]

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