callmecs

I think everyone is placing way too much emphasis on what service center anyone says their case may or may not be in at the moment.  My NOA1 said Texas.  I got a live agent on Ask Emma and they confirmed that my case was in Texas.  @callmecs also had a NOA1 showing their case was in Texas.  Going by the published wait times and everyone saying our cases were in Texas, we should have been looking at "8 Months to 10.5 Months".  But both of our cases were approved in Nebraska at about ~49 days from when we filed them, without any indication whatsoever they had been transferred from Texas to Nebraska or that they were ever really was in Texas to begin with, or had anything to do with Texas.  @kingmoves mentioned their case was approved in only 56 days and @Adamsmith just mentioned their case was approved in 112 days, both out of California, where the published wait time is "20.5 Months to 26.5 Months".  I 'think' out of everyone in this thread that had a quick approval only @naypersonna had their case actually appear to be in Nebraska based on the NOA1, before being actually approved in Nebraska.  Everyone else’s case either had indications it wasn't at Nebraska or actually wasn't at Nebraska.  So far, in this thread, where anyone thought their case was being processed or how fast or slow that service center's published wait times are, has been a completely useless predictor of how long their case will actually take.  So don't despair if your case is at a "slow" service center, because that does not appear to be useful information.

No kids here either. The more you research about the process the more you will realize how random it all (seemingly) is! Even knowing which service center your petition is at can be a mystery. You're right though that a lot of petitions recently have been moving faster (which really must be frustrating for those of us who filed in 2019/2020 who are still waiting).

You are correct. I got both documents translated again. I was also told the translations cannot be summary translations and need to be as detailed as possible resembling the original document. Apparently, USCIS, is much more stringent on exact translations and requires a translation authenticity certificate/statement that goes along with the translation. 
 
I am resubmitting tomorrow.
 

my case still no news this week.
hope get some good news next week.🙏

It was approved the same day it flipped to actively being reviewed 

I actually think this is a good thing. In a facebook group I'm in, they said when this happens it means they are making a decision and you can't upload anything else. 

Really? Interesting!

Congratulations.  Your case is approved.  I also saw the NOA2 Approval Notice come up in "Documents" BEFORE the "status" changed from Actively Reviewing to Approved.  It's the NOA2 Approval Notice that is the true indicator of if you're petition is indeed approved.   What service center is shown in your approval notice?

Update- Approval notification NOA2 came from Nebraska. NOA1 was from Texas. Received NVC case number and invoice on 4/24/21.
 

Just got NOA1 by text. 
 
i130 received at phoenix lockbox 3/10
NOA1 by text 4/6. 

Yeah.  I sent it on 3/2 and got a text on 3/31. Still no mail, lol.

I used the Feb 28,2021 version. It says on the website you can continue to use it until they release an updated version.