How long USCIS takes to extend I94?
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see Processing Dates for Applications and Petitions on https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp
810614
not so fast  they will take the 3 days to issue it unless  you can demonstrate emergency situtation that consulate can verify  been there done that i was born there hold both US and Italian passoprts  family member died and i wanted to bring my foreign wife for the funeral  NO DICE  3 days later she got he visa then joined me there after the fact  change you reservation now to a later date
532093
I've heard it can take up to 2 years. Are you trying to get your spouse here? visapro.com has a lot of good information.
134111
Your visa starts from when it was issued and expires on the said date ie 24/03/06.\nPreviously, the immigration officers at the entry point (Heathrow for you) had the right to extend the time from when you entered, but that procedure has stopped.
1185419
U can apply after 3 years if U R married to a US citizen, otherwise U gotta wait 5 years...
746916
It's not difficult or expensive; just paperwork and filing fees.  Here is what he and you have to do:  after the petition is approved, it will be a few months if you can get your documents together quickly.\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_2994.html
981345
Be patient.  If you have only been working on it for weeks you are ahead of the game.  I have been advised that it is going to take me a year or more to bring my Filipina wife to the US.
354262
10 minutes.  They may have application paperwork for you to fill out.  This will give you plenty of time to do that, but not so much that you're sitting around waiting forever if they don't.
369758
Ignore that creep above.  I think it's 4 years, but you really need to check at ins.gov .\n\nGood luck!
1056557
USCIS confirmed that they have a backlog of receipts to send out owing to the cap having been reached so soon. They indicated that some will take an additional 4 to 6 weeks (after May 26) to issue.\n\nIn the interim, you can either call the USCIS National Customer Service Line (good luck with that one), or contact the bank that issued the check for the filing fees and get a copy of the canceled check. On the back of the check will be your USCIS receipt number, and you can use that to track your petition online. \n\nGood luck
1133915
It depends on a few things.  The bar can be as short as until they get a new visa to permanently.  It depends on things like how they ended up leaving the United States after their initial entry, how many times they were here illegally, how they entered the US, and the number and nature of criminal problems they had in the US.  In most cases, the bar is for 5-20 years based on the above conditions.
899586
If you still outside you have to apply for a Visa, it will take from weeks to a Year, then you will have 6 months to use that Visa, when you get to the US you will have up to 90 days to get married then apply for a green card which will take up to 3 moths to get.
21121
You have to wait 57 months after recieving your green card to apply for citizenship unless you are married to a us citizen in which case you would have to wait 33 months.
252928
It Should not take more than 6 months but if it does you can go to uscis.gov website and check the status or "If you were granted permanent resident status or entered the U.S. with an immigrant visa more than 60 days ago and have not received your first permanent resident card, please call   1-800-375-5283"
1023019
I think it takes 5 years, sometimes 3. It depends on how you got your green card.
817112
Processing of the I-485 Adjustment of Status to Permanent Resident usually takes about a year or so in most cases, if married to a USC.
339588
Until the visa number becomes available, you can not adjust your status. While the I-130 was filled by your husband, the I-485 should be filled by you (once the visa number is available). You get a letter when the visa number is available.\n\nIf you waited for 2 years then it sounds to me that USCIS screwed up somewhere, the visa number should've been available by now. There is no quota for spouses of US citizens so there is no waiting period (other then processing) for get your green card.\n\nYou need to call USCIS customer service 1 (800) 375-5283 and find out what's going on