ALL Nebraska I-130 Filers

[amistry18 76]

You will learn a lot about patiences during this process. We sent in our petition in April and are still waiting to hear about the first phrase. Hang in there. If you can, start reading up on the steps for the NVC phase. That's one part where you can try to speed things up.

Thank you for the suggestion. will definitely do that.

[longdistance12345 1]

My case was transferred. Just got an update. April 25 PD. Im so upset. I thought I would get an approval going into month 5. This is beyond upsetting to me. The new office could treat it like a new case. the hell is this

[O&GForever 387]

My case was transferred. Just got an update. April 25 PD. Im so upset. I thought I would get an approval going into month 5. This is beyond upsetting to me. The new office could treat it like a new case. the hell is this

Actually this could be a good thing for you. There have been several April filers who got transferred and already approved. My PD is April 13th and haven't heard anything yet.

Edited August 25, 2016 by OGForever2014

[longdistance12345 1]

man texas was approving them in a couple of months. why do h1bs get their families here faster than American citizens?

[DandTO16 39]

Just receive text. I was transferred. Claiming a quick approval like I've been seeing! PD 4/28/16

[JFH 12,189]

man texas was approving them in a couple of months. why do h1bs get their families here faster than American citizens?

Remember that the Texas timelines here include the DCF people - not like for like.

There is a very simple reason that H1Bs and K-1s are faster than us....ours is a superior visa. Permanent residency from the minute our feet touch the ground at the airport. Work and travel rights immediately. Citizenship in 3 years. They don't hand that out like cake at a birthday party.

Even though other visa types are quicker, I wouldn't change my CR-1 for anything. No way would I be happy not being able to work or travel for months. I work for an airline! Travel is my life. And I love my job. Also, I want to arrive in country and be recognised as my husband's wife forever. Not a temporary worker. Not a girlfriend who might be a wife in 90 days.

[Crazy Cat 39,942]

Looks like our case is being transferred..NOA1 date is April 27th.....I know some cases were approved about 10 days after transfer........hoping.

[Ahmed & Amy 291]

My case was transferred. Just got an update. April 25 PD. Im so upset. I thought I would get an approval going into month 5. This is beyond upsetting to me. The new office could treat it like a new case. the hell is this

This is may be a good for you. My PD is April 7 and still nothing yet. Be happy.

Looks like our case is being transferred..NOA1 date is April 27th.....I know some cases were approved about 10 days after transfer........hoping.

Wish you the best of luck. Hopefully you will get an approval so soon.

[Ahmed & Amy 291]

Remember that the Texas timelines here include the DCF people - not like for like.

There is a very simple reason that H1Bs and K-1s are faster than us....ours is a superior visa. Permanent residency from the minute our feet touch the ground at the airport. Work and travel rights immediately. Citizenship in 3 years. They don't hand that out like cake at a birthday party.

Even though other visa types are quicker, I wouldn't change my CR-1 for anything. No way would I be happy not being able to work or travel for months. I work for an airline! Travel is my life. And I love my job. Also, I want to arrive in country and be recognised as my husband's wife forever. Not a temporary worker. Not a girlfriend who might be a wife in 90 days.

JHF it is great that you mentioned this, because when you think about it logically, it makes perfect sense. I can't complain at all about the time. I too am happy to be an IR-1 but I am hoping that my petition for my hubby gets approved soon. Good luck to you in your journey.

[Crazy Cat 39,942]

I would think that when a case is transferred to a new Service Center, the ORIGINAL priority date remains attached to the case. Does anyone know if this is, in fact, true?

[Ahmed & Amy 291]

I would think that when a case is transferred to a new Service Center, the ORIGINAL priority date remains attached to the case. Does anyone know if this is, in fact, true?

It stays the same. But most petitions that have been transferred lately have been getting quicker approvals once they've transferred. Nothing changes with your original PD.

[Crazy Cat 39,942]

It stays the same. But most petitions that have been transferred lately have been getting quicker approvals once they've transferred. Nothing changes with your original PD.

That's great! At least I know our case is getting some attention

[Ahmed & Amy 291]

That's great! At least I know our case is getting some attention

Yes!! Wishing you the best of luck that you'll get an approval soon and that also the NVC stage you'll pass through quickly as well.

[chel0524 82]

My case was transferred. Just got an update. April 25 PD. Im so upset. I thought I would get an approval going into month 5. This is beyond upsetting to me. The new office could treat it like a new case. the hell is this

Nooo! Don't be upset. This is a good thing! Especially if it goes to Texas. Our case (pd 4/22) got an RFE one week after getting transferred to Texas. At least it's been looked at.

[Thamizh1995 5]

Form I-130:

I didn't input the Embassy information ( Montreal,canada ) in I-130 . Do you think they will reject the petition ??