Done with interview and officer recommended an approval [merged threads]

[OldUser 5,091]

On 9/8/2023 at 2:52 PM, Ketsuban said:

I didn't think the intent at CBP mattered for immediate relatives adjusting once the paperwork was filed? Ditto for the overstay? 

AFAIK immediate relative still can be hit with misrepresentation, which makes them inadmissible? Then the whole I-601 comes into play.

Edited September 11, 2023 by OldUser

[Chancy 6,233]

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[JohnnyForeigner 34]

I am curious which field office because it really affects the wait time.

 

The last time I looked at the "80% of cases adjudicated" numbers it ranged from 13 months ( Phoenix AZ ) to 38 months ( Salt Lake City UT ) If OP is covered by a field office with a big backlog like SLC, maybe it also delays post interview decisions ? 

Edited September 14, 2023 by JohnnyForeigner

[Matty0289 0]

1 hour ago, JohnnyForeigner said:

I am curious which field office because it really affects the wait time.

 

The last time I looked at the "80% of cases adjudicated" numbers it ranged from 13 months ( Phoenix AZ ) to 38 months ( Salt Lake City UT ) If OP is covered by a field office with a big backlog like SLC, maybe it also delays post interview decisions ? Our field office is Sacramento. We just done our interview 4 months agoo and we got recommended for an approval verbally by the io.

[Matty0289 0]

1 hour ago, JohnnyForeigner said:

I am curious which field office because it really affects the wait time.

 

The last time I looked at the "80% of cases adjudicated" numbers it ranged from 13 months ( Phoenix AZ ) to 38 months ( Salt Lake City UT ) If OP is covered by a field office with a big backlog like SLC, maybe it also delays post interview decisions ? 

Our field office is Sacramento. We just done our interview 4 months agoo and we got recommended for an approval verbally by the io.

 

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[Matty0289 0]

1 hour ago, JohnnyForeigner said:

I am curious which field office because it really affects the wait time.

 

The last time I looked at the "80% of cases adjudicated" numbers it ranged from 13 months ( Phoenix AZ ) to 38 months ( Salt Lake City UT ) If OP is covered by a field office with a big backlog like SLC, maybe it also delays post interview decisions ? 

Im just curious why they're taking so long to approved my I-485. I dont have any plans or staying here when i got here, and i told that to the officer and he just said ok, and he didn't get upset or mad about it, and after that he said hes gonna recommend us an approval,, I-130 already approved.

[OldUser 5,091]

@Matty0289 only you know your immigration history and all circumstances that could be slowing down your case. You can also sue USCIS for decision.