For example, in 2014, an average case took about five months to process. The American Immigration Lawyers Association, or AILA, put out a flyer explaining some of the problems or issues that are going on. What’s going on? Why is it taking so long? What can be done by petitioners, beneficiaries, and applicants who are eligible for various immigration benefits, but it is taking so long to get USCIS to approve their case? Good luck if you’re changing from visitor to student. For example, if person wants to change to student status, the California Service Center could take between 15 to 20 months. Some non-immigrant change of status applications can take almost 2 years to process.Employment based petitions at some Service Centers can take up to a year.That’s almost 11 years, just to get the petition approved. And 139 months to process a petition for a married child (F3).It can take up to 72 months for USCIS to process a petition for unmarried son or daughter over 21 years of age (F2B),.citizen of their spouse, parent, or minor child. It can take up to 32 months for USCIS to process an “immediate relative” (IR) petition by a U.S.For example, at the California service Center: It can be extremely frustrating about how long USCIS takes to process petitions, extensions, work authorizations, adjustment of status, and applications. Posted at 16:59h in Immigration Articles by Michael J.
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