The following is the USCIS Nebraska Service Center Processing Time Report as of February 28, 2021.
| Form | Purpose | Sub-Type | Now Processing Cases with Estimated time range of: | |
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| I-102 | Application for Replacement/Initial Nonimmigrant Arrival/Departure Record | Initial issuance or replacement of a Form I-94 |
5 Months to 17.5 Months
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| I-129F | Petition for Alien fiance(e) | K-3/K-4 Already married — spouse and/or dependent child | 9 Months to 11.5 Months | |
| I-130 | Petition for a relative | U.S. Citizen filing for spouse, parent, or child under 21 | 2 Months to 7 Months | |
| U.S.Citizen filing for unmarried son or daughter over 21 | 6.5 Months to 8.5 Months | |||
| U.S. Citizen filing for married son or daughter over 21 | 101 Months to 131.5 Months | |||
| U.S. Citizen filing for brother or sister |
122 Months to 159 Months
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| Permanent resident filing for spouse or child under 21 |
2.5 Months to 7 Months
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| Permanent resident filing for unmarried son or daughter over 21 |
50 Months to 65 Months
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| I-131 | Application for a travel document | Permanent resident applying for a re-entry permit |
8.5 Months to 11 Months
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| Refugee or asylee applying for a refugee travel document |
8.5 Months to 11 Months
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| Haitian Refugee Immigrant Fairness Act (HRIFA) principal applying for advance parole |
3 Months to 5 Months
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| Haitian Refugee Immigrant Fairness Act (HRIFA) dependent applying for advance parole | 3 Months to 5 Months | |||
| All other applicants for advance parole | 3 Months to 5 Months | |||
| I-140 | Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker | Extraordinary ability (E11) |
8 Months to 10.5 Months
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| Outstanding professor or researcher (E12) |
5 Months to 7 Months
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| Multinational executive or manager (E13) |
5 Months to 7 Months
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| Schedule A Nurses |
5 Months to 7 Months
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| Advanced degree or exceptional ability (E21) |
5 Months to 7 Months
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| Advanced degree or exceptional ability requesting national interest waiver (NIW) |
8 Months to 10.5 Months
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| Skilled worker or professional (E31; E32) |
5 Months to 7 Months
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| Unskilled worker (EW3) |
5 Months to 7 Months
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| I-212 | Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission in to the U.S After Deportation or Removal | Readmission after deportation or removal |
3 Months to 6 Months
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| I-360 | Petition for Amerasians, widows/widowers, and special immigrants |
All other special immigrants |
3.5 Months to 7 Months
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| I-485 | Application to Register Permanent Residence or to Adjust Status | Employment-based adjustment applications |
12.5 Months to 51.5 Months
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| Based on grant of asylum more than 1 year ago |
8.5 Months to 35.5 Months
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| Based on refugee admission more than 1 year ago |
8 Months to 25 Months
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| Under HRIFA, Indochinese Adjustment Act, Legal Immigration and Family Equity Act, or NACARA, or based on an approved T or U Visa |
187.5 Months to 212.5 Months
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| I-601 | Application for a waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility | Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility |
3 Months to 6 Months
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| I-601A | Application for Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver | Provisional Waiver of Unlawful Presence |
16.5 Months to 21 Months
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| I-730 | Refugee/Asylee Relative Petition | Petition for accompanying family members of a refugee or an asylee |
15 Months to 19.5 Months
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| I-765 | Application for Employment Authorization | Based on an approved asylum application [(a)(5)] |
3 Weeks to 26 Months
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| Based on being an H-4 spouse of an H-1B nonimmigrant (filed with I-539 H4) [(c)(26)] |
6 Months to 10 Months
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| Based on being admitted as a Refugee [(a)(3)] |
3 Weeks to 5.5 Months
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| based on a pending asylum application [(c)(8)] |
3 Months to 4.5 Months
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| based on a pending I-485 adjustment application [(c)(9)] |
4 Months to 5.5 Months
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| Based on a request by a qualified F-1 academic student [(c)(3)] | ||||
| All other applications for employment authorization |
4.5 Months to 8.5 Months
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| Based on being an H-4 spouse of an H-1B nonimmigrant (Standalone; not filed with I-539 H4) [(c)(26)] |
5.5 Months to 10 Months
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| Based on an approved, concurrently filed, I-821D [(c)(33)] |
3 Weeks to 3 Months
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| I-821 | Application for Temporary Protected Status | El Salvador extension |
6 Months to 8 Months
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| El Salvador initial or late filing |
6 Months to 8 Months
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| Honduras and Nicaragua extension |
6 Months to 8 Months
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| Honduras and Nicaragua initial or late filing |
6 Months to 8 Months
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| I-821D | Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals | Renewal |
2 Months to 5.5 Months
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| Request for Deferred Action |
7 Months to 9 Months | |||
| I-824 | Application for Action on an Approved Application or Petition | To request further action on an approved application or petition |
6 Months to 89 Months
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| N-565 | Application for Replacement Naturalization/Citizenship Document | U.S. citizen applying for a replacement of naturalization or citizenship certificate |
8 Months to 10.5 Months
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Start My Phone ConsultationThese Processing Times issued by USCIS gives you an estimate of how long it will take the Nebraska Service Center to process a class of petitions or applications. USCIS generally processes cases as they are received (“first in, first out”). USCIS has also developed internal goals for most types of petitions and applications. For example, the stated goal for Form I-140 is 4 months.
How to use the Processing Time Report:
- Check your receipt notice (I-797C, Notice of Action) and make sure that the receipt number begins with “NSC”.
- Look for the Form number or Purpose for your petition or application.
- Look for the specific Sub-type for your petition or application, if applicable.
- Check the column titled “Now Processing Cases with Receipt Notice Date of”. If you see a date, the Service Center is currently processing cases filed on or before that date. If you see “X” months, it means that the Service Center is processing cases within their internally-developed goal time frames.
If you find that your case is outside “normal” processing times, you can contact USCIS Customer Service
NOTE: If you received a notice from USCIS informing you that the case has been transferred from the Nebraska Service Center to another Service Center or Local Field Office, check the processing times for the destination Service Center or Local Field Offices.
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