US Immigration from South Korea

i got NOA2 at MAR 15th

and i send to mail at MAY 9 to NVC

to want to know my NVC case nnumber

and they replied at MAY 13th

they said

The National Visa Center (NVC) recently received your immigrant visa petition from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Your petition is now waiting for data entry into our systems.

and i send mail again

i got reply at MAY 18

they said

The National Visa Center (NVC) is unable to assist you with your inquiry. Please redirect your inquiry to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).The National Visa Center (NVC) is unable to assist you with your inquiry. Please redirect your inquiry to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

is that returned to USCIS?

im so confusing

i cant understand whats going on

Hello,

I've recently came across multiple posts here and other immigration forums that shows I-130 & I-485 concurrent filing being approved less then 6 months. I-130 standalone filings, however, seem to be taking around 12 month-ish as usual..

Looking at these cases got me wondering, is concurrent filing generally faster then standalone I-130 filing? Or is this the recent trend at least?

I'm going through I-130 standalone process for my wife (CR-1) and got me curious.

My fianc and I recieved our NOA2 on 2/22. We still have not received any notification from the NVC that our petition has been recieved and we have not yet recieved our case number. We have submitted a few inquiries to the NVC to check for an update and we received the same message each time, informing us know that it can take up to 6 weeks to receive a petition. On the NVC website, it's listed that they are now processing cases that were received on 4/14. We are worried because it has been more than 2 months from our approval date. We also know that our petition will expire after a certain amount of time which is another factor we are worried about. Is anyone experiencing the same delays?

Hello,

I'm wondering if anyone has experience enrolling on arrival for Global Entry at Vancouver BC Airport (YVR)? We currently conditionally approved and we're planning a trip soon, so we're considering enrolling in Vancouver as DHS lists Vancouver BC - YVR airport as one of the international ones that do interviews.

Has anyone done this before? What was your experience like? Any tips or advice?

Some say with staffing issues across the country, they've been some airports severely limiting the hours when Global Entry Enrollment on Arrival is available.

There are couple older threads about this but was wondering:

Has anyone w/ CR1 on the forum has a recent experience entering the United States with an expired green card but with a recent four-year extension letter and Global Entry? Can you share your experience and any advice you may have on this? Also information on which port of entry was used would be very appreciated.

Thank you.