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Originally Posted by nerdfrankie
I got my I-130 Approve today, whats the next step I file by my self?
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If your I-130 is approved, you move on to the next step in the process. Assuming the petitioner is a citizen and you are an immediate relative, you file the associated paperwork with the I-485. Read the instructions on the USCIS website. Typicall it is: Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status,
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support,
Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record.
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Originally Posted by Cin
Good Morning guys! Does anyone know where I can get processing times for local USCIS offices.? My case is currently waiting to be scheduled for an interview in PHX, however after the whole “upgrade” thing the USCIS website went through I can’t seem to find the processing times. When the website was still showing under the original layout it said that the PHX office was processing cases as of March 2017, mine was recover in Oct 2017, so I still have a ways to go but I like to check up on it once in a while. When I search for the same info under the new layout it tells me that the are processing cases as of May 2016  it also says the interview could take anywhere from 14-16months. Help! |
Be aware that timelines can retrogress. You have to look at the dates when the information was accurate. USCIS has two dates....the case date and then the date of when they were were on such cases.
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Originally Posted by Sky is the limit
Question anyone who can answer??
So I was checking my status on uscis after completing biometrics on April 5th. I honestly wasn't expecting the site to say anything new, but then I saw my receipt number for i485 AOS and i765 EAD status update says "your fingerprint review was completed on April 13th and they are working on my case at the national benefits center". My receipt number for my i130 application didn't show any update, so I'm not expecting a green card anytime soon. But my question is has anyone else ever gotten a status update like this and then got there EAD soon after that. Just curious because my DACA EAD expires the end of May. Anyone has any answer, TIA.
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NBC usually deals with scheduling interviews. Dependent on the backlog at your local office, you are pretty much in queue for that next step.