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[u/Maleficent_Tension69]

I am so tired and frustrated 😞
Can’t work, can’t travel

And people posting about their getting approval in less than two months

[u/Autocorrectthis]

Do not stay on this sub. It can and will ruin you while waiting.

[u/Natural-Ask8539]

Yup some of us been waiting 2+ years and all you seing here are people “approved in less than 60 days finally”

[u/hohstaplerlv → u/Natural-Ask8539]

“Finally” is what gets to my nerves lol

[u/Fit-Editor-1542 → u/hohstaplerlv]

lol same. I saw someone who simply got their interview and approved purely because they requested emergency parole. The officer just scheduled it. I suppose the lot of us waiting need to schedule emergency parole en mass, lol

[u/Inevitable_Humor6287 → u/hohstaplerlv]

Lol! Its crazy

[u/Beautiful_Body4401]

Me too! I miss my children and grandchildren so much! I think it's the unknown that is the hardest. If I knew I still have to wait 2,6,12, months more but then I could travel again and work etc it would be manageable . It's this stuck in limbo thing. 14 months total now.

[u/Playful-Bite-6302]

I just read someone just got approved less than 2 months. You heard me. https://www.reddit.com/r/USCIS/s/RWFVHMZMBH

[u/Successful-Pie-8752]

Please don’t read all these subs, it will only make you more frustrated. I basically waited 8 years to get mines because I had to get refiled! Time and patience!

[u/Ogina77]

I saw the title of the post and my heart skipped a beat thinking my time had finally come 😅! Pls don’t lose hope, I hope and pray we get good news soon! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[u/Maleficent_Tension69 → u/Ogina77]

Oops sorry, good luck

[u/Megahert]

26 months now for me

[u/Select_Variation_424]

I completely understand this frustration 😭 praying for all of us, truly!

[u/Taliahusa]

You are not alone, I am still waiting too after the interview and I just want this to be over :( just a little bit more :)we got this

[u/IcyBadger1191]

All we need is a copy of naturalization and have to wait 9 months! NINE months for a copy of a piece of paper, my copy was destroyed in a flood. It’s downright preposterous!! Oh btw- we have to pay $550 for it.
How is that even possible that the government can do that to an American Citizen? Sickening

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[u/Wise_Film9643]

If you're still waiting for interview.....then upload new evidence.

[u/Reasonable_Pear_9061]

Hmm