Update Your Timeline if You Experienced a Covid19 Impact to Your Immigration Case

[aaz 5]

On 3/22/2020 at 2:22 AM, Captain Ewok said:

Hi All-

 

If you experienced a Covid19 impact to your immigration case please update your timeline.  There is a new field (at the top) to document where the impact hit you.  We would like to track this across the site and when things clear up, work to push USCIS and Consulates to clear the log jam.  Information is power!

 

 

 

I was scheduled for a March 23, 2020 interview but it got cancelled on the 19th of March.

[HKS 169]

On 3/22/2020 at 2:22 AM, Captain Ewok said:

Hi All-

 

If you experienced a Covid19 impact to your immigration case please update your timeline.  There is a new field (at the top) to document where the impact hit you.  We would like to track this across the site and when things clear up, work to push USCIS and Consulates to clear the log jam.  Information is power!

 

 

 

Your time line is incomplete?? 

 

So how would we "work to push USCIS and Consulates to clear the log jam"? 

[JennyR 11]

Its certainly been pushed back for us, all submitted Nov 19

 

I-313 AP was from the 1st of March to 31st bu now pushing up and currently upto April 8th

I-765 Work Authorization Again due by the end of the month currently by April 11th

 

Green card is anyones guess been sitting on Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview since Jan

 

I suspect these will be pushed even further back ovet the coming weeks

[Chris.GU 0]

Still waiting for my wife's Schedule of Interview, i think it's delayed cause of the lock-down in manila

[Areeba 0]

Hi my case have been impacted with covid-19. I have been waiting for a year now and even though  I am a us citizen my case has been delaying for so long now. 

[Saxro 6]

Had my F21 appointment  verbally cancelled  on the 24th of March til further notice....

[Crashdoom 57]

As of today on https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-uscis-office/field-offices:

 

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USCIS Temporary Office Closure Extended to April 7

On March 18, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services temporarily suspended routine in-person services to help slow the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). USCIS plans to re-open our offices on April 7, unless the public closures are extended further. USCIS staff are continuing to perform duties that do not involve contact with the public. However, USCIS will provide emergency services for limited situations. To schedule an emergency appointment, contact the USCIS Contact Center.

 

[Liflead 112]

Our interview was scheduled for March 26th. It got cancelled on March 18th. They didn't mention that they cancelled it for covid-19 reason. The USCIS wrote in the cancellation notice that the interview has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. This is the third time our AOS interview has been cancelled since January this year.

[juliusbliss 111]

Please is there anyone who did his/her interview before trump IV ban that has gotten their visa issued after submitting additional documents? Mine was Feb 10th still on administrative processing. Anyone here with same issue?

[HKS 169]

I wonder if they have thought about doin interviews via Skype? 

[Springtime1122 28]

1 hour ago, HKS said:

I wonder if they have thought about doin interviews via Skype? 

Yes, but How are they going to check the original documents? 

[Leyla100 1]

What about those who are under administrative processing and pending for review???

[Lhorie 0]

I was in same situation before under administrative review but you don’t have to worry the max period for that according to the embassy is 60days and you will get the result 

[Sweet5884 12]

N400 biometrics schaduled for march 26 but the offices closed.

[Scaret_e 14]

Afternoon everyone. 
So everyone here know what’s going on with the world with the covid19. Wish everyone is doing good healthy. 
 

anyway my wife spousal visa expires at jul2,2020. I pray that my wife and daughter gets here before it expires.🙏🏽