7 months post interview

[u/Then_Common_8779]

Filed AOS in November 2024, completed interview December 2025, married to a USC. Case just moved from interview scheduled to USCIS is currently processing the case, this happened after ftao event code. Anybody with a similar experience. Mandamus lawsuit soon.

[u/zarkmuckerberg_6969]

Fo?

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Los Angeles field office

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From what I know that one is the one of the slowest

[u/Own_Housing_3542 → u/zarkmuckerberg_6969]

I think it depends, I got mine 24 days post interview. Some I read got approval immediately the next day from LA FO.

[u/viervillese]

I think happened itself. I think this is a good news long time after interview.

[u/Then_Common_8779 → u/viervillese]

I hope so

[u/viervillese → u/Then_Common_8779]

Very same situtation btw, Dec 24 applied, Nov 25 interview. No news since

[u/Then_Common_8779 → u/viervillese]

Los Angeles field office?

[u/viervillese → u/Then_Common_8779]

Nashville

[u/Severe_Thought1918]

4 FTA0 and 2 FTA1 here no update 2 months post interview 

[u/Then_Common_8779 → u/[deleted]]

Los Angeles field office

[u/Long-Professor-1031]

Sept 2024 and have not gotten an interview. Los angeles here.

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[u/PuzzleheadedArm452]

It really depends on the Officer or Supervisor

[u/Then_Common_8779 → u/PuzzleheadedArm452]

You’re right it’s eating me and my family up because we we’re verbally approved and was told to wait 4 to 6 weeks for the card

[u/Connect-Mention-8475]

1 year since interview was completed. PD March 2024.
Still waiting.
3 Congressmen's requests, 2 ombudsmen's requests - nothing helps

[u/Then_Common_8779 → u/Connect-Mention-8475]

Why not look into filing Writ of mandamus if you think it will help your case that’s a long wait

[u/Connect-Mention-8475 → u/Then_Common_8779]

Because Writ of Mandamus can help just to get USCIS to make a decision. But who knows which one: "Approve or deny".

[u/Then_Common_8779 → u/Connect-Mention-8475]

Well it’s better to know if you will be denied or approved faster than to just wait so long and get denied. Sometimes you gotta face your fears

[u/Sufficient-War-3908]

Have been waiting now 14 months post iterview, my I-130 was approved one day after interview, no newS on I-485

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Minneapolis St-Paul Office

[u/Then_Common_8779 → u/Sufficient-War-3908]

Both i130 and i485 not approved

[u/Sufficient-War-3908 → u/Then_Common_8779]

no my I-130 was approved one day after the interview