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Hello. I know timelines in the USCIS portal are supposed to be unreliable. But every time I upload unsolicited evidence, they reset my estimated time to decision to 24 months. The last thing I uploaded was a joint tax return. 

 

Are they punishing me for making more work for them or something? I don't do this frequently. I've uploaded evidence maybe 4 times in the last year.

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My guess would be a Programming issue but who knows?

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Those estimates are meaningless.  I wouldn't worry about it.

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34 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

Those estimates are meaningless.  I wouldn't worry about it.

I hope you are right. I am hopeful the fact that we filed jointly and paid taxes on her income will help make the case that our marriage is bonified. It's funny, whenever I see or hear that word, bonified, I think of that scene from O Brother Where Art Thou, where the lady says that her other suiter is bonified.

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6 hours ago, Drew3435 said:

Hello. I know timelines in the USCIS portal are supposed to be unreliable. But every time I upload unsolicited evidence, they reset my estimated time to decision to 24 months. The last thing I uploaded was a joint tax return. 

 

Are they punishing me for making more work for them or something? I don't do this frequently. I've uploaded evidence maybe 4 times in the last year.

Give it a little time and the estimate will jump back down. I constantly upload evidence to them and it does the same to me. 

 

Their estimates are a joke and don't mean anything. 

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39 minutes ago, TiffAndMike said:

Give it a little time and the estimate will jump back down. I constantly upload evidence to them and it does the same to me. 

 

Their estimates are a joke and don't mean anything. 

I hear you. It's just a little challenging psychologically to see that happen. For me, the last time it reset to 24 months it just came down at a normal rate. One money at a time. 

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4 hours ago, Drew3435 said:

I hear you. It's just a little challenging psychologically to see that happen. For me, the last time it reset to 24 months it just came down at a normal rate. One money at a time. 

Don't look anymore.  Wait for an email indicating the petition is approved.  Expect it to take about 14 months.  Be psychologically please if it's sooner.

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12 hours ago, pushbrk said:

Don't look anymore.  Wait for an email indicating the petition is approved.  Expect it to take about 14 months.  Be psychologically please if it's sooner.

Well the good news is, it looks like there is some movement. It just changed from 24 months to 4 months. And it looks like they reached out to one of my former employers. I saw a letter to them from the employer in theworknumber website dated today. Here is hoping.

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Just now, Drew3435 said:

Well the good news is, it looks like there is some movement. It just changed from 24 months to 4 months. And it looks like they reached out to one of my former employers. I saw a letter to them from the employer in theworknumber website dated today. Here is hoping.

 

As above, ignore it completely, it's useless.

 

Contacting your employer is very unusual though. Are you the petitioner or beneficiary?

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5 minutes ago, appleblossom said:

 

As above, ignore it completely, it's useless.

 

Contacting your employer is very unusual though. Are you the petitioner or beneficiary?

I am the petitioner. It definitely seems they contacted them. It is written as a response to a query and provides the dates I worked there any my salary. It is in the work number website so maybe USCIS made the request from there. It is dated today.

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Interesting, I have never heard of that site and never heard of USCIS etc using such a site.

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14 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Interesting, I have never heard of that site and never heard of USCIS etc using such a site.

To make it even weirder, I went back and checked the i-130. I didn't list this employer because I stopped working there more than 5 years prior to submitting the application. 

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Not sure what to say, just that it does not sound right.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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I have never heard of them using such a service, are you sure it was USCIS?

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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