Ara Burton's US Immigration Timeline
Petitioner's Name: Jay L-B Beneficiary's Name: Bee L-B VJ Member: Ara Burton Country: Jamaica Last Updated: 2023-11-08 |
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Timeline Comments: 5
Ara Burton on 2023-12-05 said:
I checked MyProgress on USCIS and it moved from 5 months to 4 months in the space of 1 week.
I contacted a live agent at USCIS and they informed me that the times don't mean anything and that I should be using the timeline on the processing times page.
As of today's date my case is still at Nebraska.
Ara Burton on 2023-12-27 said:
As of December 26th I checked my progress and it showed Case actively being reviewed by USCIS and no additional documents needed. While the progress report showed 5 weeks until decision. I know the progress report means nothing but I wish it did
Ara Burton on 2024-06-13 said:
It's been 7 months since my I130 has been submitted and my case is still just saying actively being reviewed by USCIS. Praying we don't receive an RFE and it is approved by October 2024
CRBS on 2024-08-02 said:
I am praying for the same
Ara Burton on 2024-11-07 said:
Yesterday made 1 year we submitted our I130. When I checked it just said case is taking longer than expected with the last time it was noted as actively being reviewed from Dec 26 2023.
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