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Some people have gotten unusually fast approvals, but don't get too over excited about it because it won't happen to everyone, especially depending on the country. Normal processing time would put you around mid fall, but also note the current situation and possible shutdown will affect things.

Hey March Filers, please keep posting your timeline or any update.
 
Today I checked my USCIS account and this is 3rd time they touched. First on July 29, and then 8/13 and 8/18.
Finger crossed.
Good luck to all of us.

You may notice that some have already been approved from March filers so good luck 👍

Yes i ve been searching and found this post but it's old and the replies are from April.. Thats why I made this but ok ill ask there.. Thank you

Madrid, Spain is in fact open for interviews. I'm not sure on other countries. Call your embassy if you can, if not, email them. Madrid is very quick to reply, usually same day. Also on the embassy's website it should state if they have resumed IV interviews or not. 

Thank you I will, we called two weeks ago and they answered that we shouldn't query cuz Nebraska center processing time is 7. 5 to 9 months 💔

Check your email! Don't go by the uscis elis, mine still says 'in process'. On June 10 I got an email from the nvc, it looked so ordinary I thought it was fake. Alas, it did have the case and receipt numbers, so it was in fact true. Check your spam and everything. I'm wishing the best for you on this journey! 

Yes! We file March 5 2020 and it was approved and received NVC Case Number etc by June 10, 2020! I have no idea why it's so fast, but I'm not complaining at all! 

It took 149 days from when we first applied to complete the I-130 and go to the next step which is NVC. Now we wait for the embassy to reopen to get the interview scheduled. I am also apart from my husband, it's awful. Take care. Best wishes.

Thanks for the advices, I have my job thank god and yes I'm thinking of having a class online.. Muscat and the whole country is amazing but unfortunately we've been under tough restrictions for Covid19 and curfew for 2 weeks now.. Highly recommended to come post Covid19 soon

Go in June or July and enjoy the khareef around Salalah.  Very interesting to experience a Monsoon in a middle east country.  There's so many coconut and banana trees in the area is almost looks like Philippines.  
Then travel up the mountain to Thumrait and it looks like Mars
Oman (RAFO) is one of my customers so usually there at least twice a year.  Great folks!

When everybody tries to expedite, everyone had to wait longer. Limited resources, you know...
 
We're all/have all been impatient, but give them a chance to get to your file. Take a remote class. Sell the items you don't need. Keep yourself busy, it will be over soon.
 
I would love to visit Muscat.  On my list for post Covid travels!
 

The queue is long. Only 109 days has not been the norm in a long, long while. Maybe they got lucky? Averages around that time were in the 9-10 months range (https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/historic-pt).
Current processing timelines are here: https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

Nope.