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CelloLover   26

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I'm wondering if I have a unique case of fast processing time.

 

Day 0: Wife's I-751 arrived at USCIS Phoenix.n

Day 2: Credit card was charged for the form processing fee. Got notification that NOA was mailed out.

Day 8: Case status changed to "Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS".

 

The I-751 currently has an avg completion time of 28 months according to https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/.

 

Question 1: Is my situation abnormally fast?

Question 2: Is it possible to get a green card *without* having to do biometrics + interview? If so, why does this happen and how often does it happen?

 

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K1visaHopeful   2,858

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22 minutes ago, CelloLover said:

I'm wondering if I have a unique case of fast processing time.

 

Day 0: Wife's I-751 arrived at USCIS Phoenix.n

Day 2: Credit card was charged for the form processing fee. Got notification that NOA was mailed out.

Day 8: Case status changed to "Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS".

At one time this notification meant something. Currently it doesn't mean what you are assuming. It simply means someone opened your case file for any reason. 

22 minutes ago, CelloLover said:

The I-751 currently has an avg completion time of 28 months according to https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/.

Correct. 

22 minutes ago, CelloLover said:

Question 1: Is my situation abnormally fast?

Nothing you have said indicates that. 

22 minutes ago, CelloLover said:

Question 2: Is it possible to get a green card *without* having to do biometrics

No. Biometrics must be completed. 

22 minutes ago, CelloLover said:

+ interview?

Possibly but you'll still need biometrics. BUT you'll still wait for adjudication which the website states 80% of all cases will take up to 28 months. 20% longer. 

22 minutes ago, CelloLover said:

If so, why does this happen

Because your individual adjudicator decides that you don't need an interview.

22 minutes ago, CelloLover said:

 

and how often does it happen?

No way to calculate that other than you have a 50% chance with your individual adjudicator.

 

1. This post has been moved to the appropriate I751 forum as you have posted in the K1 AOS forum incorrectly. Please be mindful. 

2. Please fill out your VJ timeline in reciprocity. Your VJ stats help everyone while our answers help you. A blank timeline helps no one. 

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