Processing time for green card based on asylum

Asylee11 said:
I did but applied for renewal last October cause my current Rtd will expire in 2 months from now but the processing times show me that it takes 17 months to receive the RTD nowadays lol what a joke! Just a regular USCIS bs things!
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I also noticed it, but a 17 month waiting period for a RTD is excessively long.
 
I called uscis today about case no updated to evidence received and she said wait 60 days if nothing changed she would do service request if that helps. so if after sending rfe no case update just contact uscis it doesn't hurt to ask whats going on. it free remember guys and girls.
 
Dakotaboy said:
what state is the field office? mine is Idaho
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Missouri but since then nothing changed and I’m running out of patience so hopefully I don’t need to call them and they send us a decision soon hmmmm most of the data I collected from different sources the decision comes after 3 weeks from the day you submitted your RFE but let’s hope with this USCIS nothing is predictable though!!
 
Asylee11 said:
Missouri but since then nothing changed and I’m running out of patience so hopefully I don’t need to call them and they send us a decision soon hmmmm most of the data I collected from different sources the decision comes after 3 weeks from the day you submitted your RFE but let’s hope with this USCIS nothing is predictable though!!
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hopefuly mish
 
Asylee11 said:
Missouri but since then nothing changed and I’m running out of patience so hopefully I don’t need to call them and they send us a decision soon hmmmm most of the data I collected from different sources the decision comes after 3 weeks from the day you submitted your RFE but let’s hope with this USCIS nothing is predictable though!!
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I am sorry but you are 100% wrong. you need to stop with giving timelines based on "data collected from different sources." I don't know how many attorneys you know but there are thousands of applications in each range and nobody knows everything. your advice is causing frustration and confusion, and it is inaccurate.

Please refer to this URL: https://hilites.today/uscis_cases/c...-For-Evidence-Was-Received&case_center=MSC_LB

This URL shows what the next update is after the Response to USCIS Evidence is received (which includes the medical files, or anything else that they might have asked for). This tracker shows that 63% of the statuses change to "Card Being Produced" within 140 days after the response is received by USCIS. 140 is almost 5 months, and that's an average, for 63% of the cases. The others take even longer. "Case Is Approved" also 140 days, and even less than 10% of all cases. This is a tracker for hundreds of thousands of I-485 applications in the whole cycle, whether they are AOS-based or not. This is the only "data" anybody should refer to. I hope yours and everyone else's are approved much faster - if they are, I would be really happy for you, I mean it. But we can't just throw numbers around based on some few cases we know of. Please.
 
ABLA87 said:
I am sorry but you are 100% wrong. you need to stop with giving timelines based on "data collected from different sources." I don't know how many attorneys you know but there are thousands of applications in each range and nobody knows everything. your advice is causing frustration and confusion, and it is inaccurate.

Please refer to this URL: https://hilites.today/uscis_cases/case_status_explorer?case_type=I-485&case_status=Response-To-USCIS'-Request-For-Evidence-Was-Received&case_center=MSC_LB

This URL shows what the next update is after the Response to USCIS Evidence is received (which includes the medical files, or anything else that they might have asked for). This tracker shows that 63% of the statuses change to "Card Being Produced" within 140 days after the response is received by USCIS. 140 is almost 5 months, and that's an average, for 63% of the cases. The others take even longer. "Case Is Approved" also 140 days, and even less than 10% of all cases. This is a tracker for hundreds of thousands of I-485 applications in the whole cycle, whether they are AOS-based or not. This is the only "data" anybody should refer to. I hope yours and everyone else's are approved much faster - if they are, I would be really happy for you, I mean it. But we can't just throw numbers around based on some few cases we know of. Please.
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If you can read my previous posts then you will see that I mentioned i see people wait for even 1-2 years after submitting the RFE but that’s all for the folks who have GC based on employment or family cause they take time to look at the i-130 and lots of things but for the asylees it’s all different! When they send you RFE for asylum based it means your file was opened and nothing indicated that the applicant need interview so they waive it and they send rfe for medicals so they can legally approve it but the case was already opened and almost got approved but then boom no medicals inside the envelope so they send you RFE again please make more search and you will see that asylum based GC never take long time after RFE unless you’re from somewhere has terrorist groups or wars and the background will take longer time but nothing else! Thanks for your kind wishes
 
Gc based on asylum it usually takes 3 weeks up to months to get decision i mean I’m sure the attorneys know better than all of us also lawfully which has millions of cases are also right cause they give you result based on millions of cases like yours! Long story short, GC based on asylum is different timeline than marriage or employment ones which always take longer after RFE was received
 
Asylee11 said:
Gc based on asylum it usually takes 3 weeks up to months to get decision i mean I’m sure the attorneys know better than all of us also lawfully which has millions of cases are also right cause they give you result based on millions of cases like yours! Long story short, GC based on asylum is different timeline than marriage or employment ones which always take longer after RFE was received
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Lawfully is only based on applications that have been registered on Lawfully, not on all applications. This is only for applicants who have a Lawfully app installed, which is much much less than the total number. Also, even in the wrong hypothetical scenario that they count everything (but they only count those that have the app), it's still 71%.
Employment green cards are much more urgent than asylum green card, which is why most of them get approved before asylum-based cases anyway, because their applicants cannot stay in the country unless they get the GC. Asylees can stay and work in the country forever without even needing the GC. Our GC is much less urgent than others because we are lucky enough to be able to stay and work here without needing a GC. It would be nice if we stopped complaining and not jumping into conclusions when seeing numbers that work for us.
 
ABLA87 said:
Lawfully is only based on applications that have been registered on Lawfully, not on all applications. This is only for applicants who have a Lawfully app installed, which is much much less than the total number. Also, even in the wrong hypothetical scenario that they count everything (but they only count those that have the app), it's still 71%.
Employment green cards are much more urgent than asylum green card, which is why most of them get approved before asylum-based cases anyway, because their applicants cannot stay in the country unless they get the GC. Asylees can stay and work in the country forever without even needing the GC. Our GC is much less urgent than others because we are lucky enough to be able to stay and work here without needing a GC. It would be nice if we stopped complaining and not jumping into conclusions when seeing numbers that work for us.
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Alright have a good day we don’t wanna disturb the people here with useless posts so it’s all good hopefully we all got our cases done real quick no matter what! Thanks for your participation tho.
 
ABLA87 said:
Lawfully is only based on applications that have been registered on Lawfully, not on all applications. This is only for applicants who have a Lawfully app installed, which is much much less than the total number. Also, even in the wrong hypothetical scenario that they count everything (but they only count those that have the app), it's still 71%.
Employment green cards are much more urgent than asylum green card, which is why most of them get approved before asylum-based cases anyway, because their applicants cannot stay in the country unless they get the GC. Asylees can stay and work in the country forever without even needing the GC. Our GC is much less urgent than others because we are lucky enough to be able to stay and work here without needing a GC. It would be nice if we stopped complaining and not jumping into conclusions when seeing numbers that work for us.
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This is the dumbest post I have ever read. All green card applications are based on due process and processing time frame so equal but with country quotas and current priority dates, other elements and characteristics are the only different factors, nothing else matters.
 
USCIS Processing time changed:
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The Service Center Operations Directorate no longer receives Form I-485 applications based on a grant of asylum status. As of Sept. 28, 2020, the Field Operations Directorate receives all Form I-485 applications based on a grant of asylum status. If you have a case filed before that time that a service center is working on, you may ask for more information through the USCIS eRequest Service Tool online (egov.uscis.gov/e-request/Intro.do) or by calling the USCIS Contact Center.
 
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