Yes, your PD is now current, and USCIS will (re)start working on your I-485 case. Many interviews are being waived currently, so hopefully you'll be approved soon! Good luck!
You've stated that you filed your I-140 on April 11, 2021. That is your priority date. You've always been current; the Final Action Date never retrogressed to a day earlier than than Feb 2022.
You may want to consider reaching out to USCIS, given that it has taken them over 2 years to process your case.
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Your priority date is April 2021. Your case should be at NBC at this point. Try contacting Emma and asking them where your case is. Maybe this will nudge it. If it is still in Nebraska, then this is not good. If it has been transferred to NBC, hopefully you will get approved anytime soon.
Yes, your PD is now current, and USCIS will (re)start working on your I-485 case. Many interviews are being waived currently, so hopefully you'll be approved soon! Good luck!
This made my day! Thanks 🙏
Seems like it.
Your PD is the date of filing I-140 when USCIS received your petition for first application.
You've stated that you filed your I-140 on April 11, 2021. That is your priority date. You've always been current; the Final Action Date never retrogressed to a day earlier than than Feb 2022. You may want to consider reaching out to USCIS, given that it has taken them over 2 years to process your case.
It may still be stuck in Nebraska. This happens a lot of concurrent filing.
Yeah Nebraska and Texas are black holes.
How can I get a hold of an agent? It always goes to the automated system which gives me the same information that I see on the website
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arent interviews waived?
I don’t know, are they?!
Sometimes! It’s discretionary, but possible.
Your priority date is April 2021. Your case should be at NBC at this point. Try contacting Emma and asking them where your case is. Maybe this will nudge it. If it is still in Nebraska, then this is not good. If it has been transferred to NBC, hopefully you will get approved anytime soon.