Gerald01

49 minutes ago, Loren Y said:

Not an approval yet, I did an expedite also, different reason, but same process, after you send in the required evidence you should get a response pretty quickly, 2 days after I faxed everything to the number they sent, I got a notification card was being produced and had everything in the mail a week later. But now with all the offices closed, I doubt things are going to happen that fast.

Thank you ALL for your replies!

@Loren YI know that this is not mean an approval of the I130 form for the CR1 Visa. However, according to you, the email I received means the Expedite Request (not the i130 request) was approved and not denied? Or should I wait and expect for another email stating if the request for expedite is approved?

thanks again to all!

Hello!

We have contacted USCIS by phone to request an expedite request. (Humanitarian reasons)

The day after they sent us an email asking for evidence.

The next day we received the following email:

We have received the requested evidence.  The documentation submitted meets the requirements for expedited processing of your application. You should receive a decision or notice of further action within 45 days.

From our understanding it means the expedite request was approved, however, the last part of the email confuses us. "You should receive  a decision or notice...", Does that mean a decision for our i130 for being approved / RFE, etc or a decision if the I130 expedite request is Approved ?

Has anyone received that reply after sending the evidence and can assure its approved?

Thanks in advance!

4 minutes ago, missileman said:

As reported by other VJ members, the average time from NAO1 to approval at TSC is 215 days.  I suspect you will receive news very soon.....

 

Thanks for your reply!

I have just filled my timeline.

however that does not answer my question. Does USCIS check bank accounts and IRS documentation? Because as I mentioned, I have several US bank accounts under my name as a foreing person, and I submit tax documentation to IRS every year.

Would this be considered a red flag?

Also, I have entered the US 11 times last year to visit my wife. On a B2 (tourist) Visa (I have global entry so i was never asked a question at CBP). Would this be considered a red flag as well?

thanks!

Texas

4 minutes ago, missileman said:

Please fill in your timeline.....this helps to answer questions....What service center has the I-130? 

ok, I will.

My service center is Texas.

Hello Everyone!

My wife and I applied for the Ir1 visa on july last year. Received the I130 NOA1, but nothing yet about the NOA2, and i'm starting to worry.

What came to my mind is that maybe the delay is because  I have 3 bank accounts in the US under my name.

Every year I have to submit (my banks does this for me) the 1099C and the 1042-S (Foreing Person U.S. Source Income subject to withholding) Forms to the IRS.

Would this be suspicious for them? Do USCIS check bank accounts / IRS reports?

Thanks in advance!