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My wife had her biometrics appointment for her I-131 scheduled for 03/25 but it was canceled because all field offices are closed. We had already made travel plans which are also now cancelled due to the borders being closed.

11 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Because of all the others in line before you. That's just the current timelines nowadays due to backlogs.

There won't be any movement on them until it is either approved, denied, or you get an RFE/RFIE. The issue isn't so much how long it takes to handle your form, but the wait before anybody even looks at it.

I was wondering in general. 1 would think that this part would be the least concern. I get the wait for a green card but to travel? Does that require a separate thorough investigation? I would think that as long as there are no flags generated by the Consulate & all the required documents there, the biometrics & all the documents required for the AOS, the travel should basically be rubber stamped on it's way out the door.

Immigrated with an I-129f, got married 3 days after entering the country, filed I-485, i-131, & I-765, & I-864 like 3 weeks later. Could anyone give me some info as to why it takes so long to receive the travel permit? It has been 5months going on 6 with no movement at all on it according to the portal. 

On 4/14/2019 at 6:04 PM, George & Roth said:

Drumpf is benefiting from Obama's policies. Either way, good for us!

Didnt Trump eliminate almost all of Obama's economic policies?

On 1/26/2018 at 8:12 AM, Keith & Arileidi said:

No it's not a good deal. 

He wants 25 billion for a useless border wall.

 

Sidenote... And I still don't get how someone can be anti immagration on an immagration forum. Isn't that kind of an oxygen moron.  

I think he is pro legal immigration & anti illegal immigration. The whole point of getting a visa is about legally immigrating.