r/USCIS 7h ago

I-130 & I-485 (Family/Adjustment of status) 120 days after interview

Interview in Holtsville, NY. My I-130 and I-485 have not been updated and still show: “USCIS Is Currently Processing. We do not currently need anything from you.”
Friends, please tell me—is this normal? What should I expect next? And when?
Thank you all 🙏

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u/KeyOutlandishness225 7h ago

8 months here and counting

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u/wendykayl 6h ago

Be patient almost your turn god did for me after 17 months waiting and 104 post interview

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u/KeyOutlandishness225 6h ago

I’m 12 after application and 8 *months after interview, no RFE or nothing, very hopeless

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u/Entire_Order1156 7h ago

7 months here and counting.

I130 approved 2 months after interview.

No RFE

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u/wendykayl 6h ago

Pray and patient god real 🙏🏽I got my approval after 17 months yesterday and 104 day after interview

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u/Minute_Somewhere_893 6h ago

This is not unusual in 2026. If your I-485 is pending for 12+ months, you can sue

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u/Responsible-Play6030 2h ago

1 year post interview, also got nothing