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The other one is a bit slower, it will also change. Happened to me as well, congratulations!

The other one is a bit slower, it will also change. Happened to me as well, congratulations!

The other one is a bit slower, it will also change. Happened to me as well, congratulations!

The stated processing times are horribly inaccurate. I got my ROC done in less than 11 months from Nebraska. Actually you’ll be glad you got a LIN number in a few months!

Received my card today. Took 6 days from approval. On to the next step

The stated processing times are horribly inaccurate. I got my ROC done in less than 11 months from Nebraska. Actually you’ll be glad you got a LIN number in a few months!

I never received a California number. I was in that weird batch that was sent to California but never processed there since they were so behind. My package was routed to Nebraska after being in California for a month, with the check being cashed in Chicago

I never received a California number. I was in that weird batch that was sent to California but never processed there since they were so behind. My package was routed to Nebraska after being in California for a month, with the check being cashed in Chicago

Yey congratulations 🎉 if I’m not wrong your the first LIN approval:) my timeline it’s so alike praying I receive good new soon to. I’m also a LIN from the beginning   

Just do a walk in. That’s what I and several others have done

Congrats! Do you mind posting some details? What service center, and when in august you applied?

Looks like my hunch was right: Nebraska is moving fast. First few approvals from August came in today. So improved from 13 month approvals to 11 months for the earliest approvals 

We are so close (1-2 months) to getting I751 removed that I don't think its worth filing for N400 before I751 approval

Looks like my hunch was right: Nebraska is moving fast. First few approvals from August came in today. So improved from 13 month approvals to 11 months for the earliest approvals 

Looks like my hunch was right: Nebraska is moving fast. First few approvals from August came in today. So improved from 13 month approvals to 11 months for the earliest approvals 

You'll miss graduate school once you're done. I graduated 8 years ago, I have a great job but I miss that time. Also, prepare to wait for months for Nebraska; it seems they don't really inform you and your green card just shows up in the mail. I am an August 2018 Filer and Nebraska is handling my case. I haven't heard anything beyond my NOA.

Yes that’s correct: Nebraska started as a center in September. I submitted mine though towards the end of August to California. It was never ‘received’ by California and was diverted to Arizona eventually in September 

MyDy I think you should get a will done. i did, it really doesn't take too long. While others might disagree with me, I think you should also open up a joint checking account (with funds of course) and use that as evidence as well. While you do not know how to drive, get state IDs from the DMV: it will serve the same purpose and show that you are living in the same house. It seems that USCIS is looking for financial comingling, I don't think pictures will help as much. In regards to living arrangements, have your parents write you a statement explaining that you are living with them. 

MyDy I think you should get a will done. i did, it really doesn't take too long. While others might disagree with me, I think you should also open up a joint checking account (with funds of course) and use that as evidence as well. While you do not know how to drive, get state IDs from the DMV: it will serve the same purpose and show that you are living in the same house. It seems that USCIS is looking for financial comingling, I don't think pictures will help as much. In regards to living arrangements, have your parents write you a statement explaining that you are living with them. 

Katia Nebraska does not seem to sent biometrics until much later. You might even just receive the green card without getting any additional notices. I filed in August 2018, have not received a biometrics letter

Check the excel file: Mydy submitted in end of March/beginning of April and Mydy's case is now being processed. You can compare that to other cases in the file

You guys are taking the transfer to Nebraska as a negative, I’d suggest this is a positive development. First, the processing estimates are not accurate at all. Second, cases being transferred to Nebraska are getting processed in 2 months and possibly less. On reddit, there used to be a Nebraska officer that used to answer questions. From his explanation Nebraska is efficient, more so than the other centers. I’d suggest looking at the Nebraska or LIN thread. There is some good news there, I’d expect to see more good news soon. 

Check the excel file: Mydy submitted in end of March/beginning of April and Mydy's case is now being processed. You can compare that to other cases in the file

Check the excel file: Mydy submitted in end of March/beginning of April and Mydy's case is now being processed. You can compare that to other cases in the file

Mydy, I am sorry you got a RFE request. On the bright side though Nebraska is processing March/April cases already. Took them 1 month to move from January cases to March/April cases. Things seem to be picking up