Miami Field Office Interviews

[pobox8284]

Hello, I am waiting for EB2 interview since Sept 2018, every time I call USCIS they say you are within normal processing times.
Q> has anyone been waiting for this long? any suggestions would be helpful

[Enub4]

Do you mean that your status is "ready to schedule an interview" or that you sent you I-485 on Sept 2018?
What is your PD?
I see that for EB2 if you are not from China or India, it is Current.
Did you check https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ to see what is "within normal processing times" for you local office?

[yko]

Do you mean that your status is "ready to schedule an interview" or that you sent you I-485 on Sept 2018?
What is your PD?
I see that for EB2 if you are not from China or India, it is Current.
Did you check https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ to see what is "within normal processing times" for you local office?

Does priority date make any difference if the processing is current? For example, our priority date is in October, but we filed in March after I-140 had been approved.

[Enub4]

Does priority date make any difference if the processing is current? For example, our priority date is in October, but we filed in March after I-140 had been approved.

No, just wanted to make sure that OPs PD is current.

Time varies so much from case to case and is almost impossible to do something if the case still under "normal processing times". There are offices that say normal time is up to 24 months for EB while others say 35 months or more still normal.

[alexreynolds]

Hello, I am waiting for EB2 interview since Sept 2018, every time I call they say you are within normal processing times.
Q> has anyone been waiting for this long? any suggestions would be helpful

Waiting for an EB2 interview since September 2018 is indeed a long time. Many applicants have faced similar delays, especially during times of increased processing backlogs. If you haven't already, consider contacting USCIS through their customer service or by submitting an inquiry through their website. You can also ask for an appointment with a local USCIS office.