Al B

2 hours ago, Daughter of Zion said:

I second this, I’ve read people say they were Green card holders and voted. If you realize during the citizenship test they also ask if you’ve ever voted, in the end this is all politics. 

It's unfortunate - they're asking green card holders to essentially sacrifice any future chance at citizenship by casting an illegal vote.  The US government is slow to act (USCIS is a great example) and while they may be allowed to stay in the US that illegal vote will eventually catch up with them. If you've logged in to USCIS and seen the I134 fraud alert - they knew there was fraud over a year ago but they just got around to addressing it and this is typical behavior for our government.

How about talking about something better:  Has anyone seen any July PD approvals?  The place I go to watch stats stopped working since USCIS changed their API without warning so I'm having to watch PD approvals all over the internet to try to get an idea of where USCIS currently is.

6 hours ago, Mfperdi said:

Green card holders can’t vote though. Unless you’re talking about approving citizenship applications not family petitions applications.

There's a lot of illegal political activity going on right now, green card holders may not be legally able to vote but that doesn't mean the communist party won't turn their head and certify a vote for themselves anyway.  It's unfortunate and using USCIS to curry favor with illegal immigrants in exchange for a vote has been happening more frequently - look at who is calling for open borders and you'll understand part of their strategy.

PD 7/4/2023
Two I-130 filed for step-daughters, both sent to Nebraska SC, both transferred - one to Potomac and one to Vermont.

14.5 months puts them at mid September but watching people with June PD on Reddit and here makes me thing early/mid August.

It's just a waiting game.