Tracy Dnnn

On 7/2/2025 at 4:34 PM, S2N said:

Could you fill out your timeline, including country?

 

Usually getting passed over during the normal processing times is either because it’s a complicated case or it’s from a more “complex” country where it’s more difficult to run even the basic checks on the beneficiary that USCIS handles.

 

African countries tend to lag behind 3-5 months from anecdotal reports I’ve seen, as an example.

 

An example of a complexity outside of the country would be a case with multiple divorces to foreign spouses, the petitioner having certain criminal convictions, or pretty much anything that could be considered a departure from the mean.

My spouse is in Vietnam. AR 3/20/24. Nothing happen after 

Now that USCIS has moved on to April 2024 filers, what will happen to all the March i130 spouse filers that has not been approved yet? Will they go back and approve or will we wait longer than the 17th month processing time? I'm 3/11/24 filer. thank you all. 

@The_Walters I filed 3/11/24 for spouse and still waiting =(. My case got transferred to California center. Nothing since last reviewing 3/20/24. They are now working on 3/13/24 cases. So I don't know what to do with my case.