Maste

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

Seems USCIS have updated there website to be more accurate and detailed in processing times.

Check the link out above. I think it's a great, long overdue update.

Thoughts?

BenK91

Nice update.

I’m assuming it’s giving the best and worse cases with that time range but at least it gives people a better idea.

Maste

Yeah, it is a nice update. I also like how it further breaks the timeline for AOS etc into categories.

For me, I can expect to wait between 8.5 months and 23.5 months.. I wonder what kind of statistical equation was used to work out the averages. I only ponder that thought as I know some people have had there green card miraculously within 4/5 months.

Millski

Was this recently i.e. after the requirement for mandatory interviews came into effect?

S Folinsky

Really nice. Not. Look at the timeline for I-751's in Field Offices. Some notable attorneys are suggesting improving skills in "mandamus" actions.

BenK91

Yeah... when I’m about to start ROC I’m looking at a 17.5 to 19 month wait. Jeez.

sherbert

I just received note that my AOS/request for EAD, received in October, has been transferred to another field office. Does anyone know if this resets the expected wait time?

Maste

Yes, this is with an interview.

Phyzz

In my case the transfer was a forerunner of the interview. Transferred to NBC then local office for interview scheduling. Had an interview date notification about 2-3 months after the initial transfer.

sherbert

Fingers crossed. Also wondering when they'll send an RFE (we didn't send the medical forms yet).

Millski

Wow! Hope springs eternal! Were they employment based? I'm currently trying to decide which route to take; AOS or Consular Processing. I need to choose the fastest one!!

Jack8602

Lol, even less hope now.

My i130 hasn't been updated since i filed in May 2017, but my i485 has been stuck on 'We are scheduling your interview' since August 2017 - the Dallas TX (which i assume is my local one) office won't accept enquiries on any cases filed after August 2015.

Their family based adjustments time range is 14.5 - 31.5 months :|

zzrmark

Up to 46 months That's a bit different from the 'give or take 15 months' estimate that was being bandied about when I applied last year. Not that it worries me, monies already saved for N400 just waiting for application day to come up - and it seems to be coming up fast!

jxv73

My N-400 went from estimated completion Dec 2018 to now April 2019. I filed in Oct 2017... so looking at 15 months. And that's being optimistic. By the time of my interview, I will have married and had a child. Talk about updating the form at the interview!

civilservant

At least you'll still have your USC in time to kick 'The Donald' out of office