You can check processing times on USCIS official website https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/
by clicking the tab "Processing Times." For example to process I-130 for a parent in Vermont Center takes almost 8 months.
It can take up to sixty days after the petition is filed and both party sign. This is factoring in that all the paperwork has been filed and both parties have come to an agreement.
how long is the wait before a divorce take place if the spouse refuses to sign the divorce petition
US citizen parent can petition for unmarried children in the "Immediate Relatives" category and immediately visa is available for that child to enter US. For children married or older than 18 years of age the wait time is more and visa is available once the priority date becomes current. If the married child is outside US, first he/she would require a immigrant visa to enter US and then complete green card process or could opt for consular processing staying outside US. So this process is more time consuming and time taken depends on the state where you apply and based on applications pending.
There is no specific time period. It depends on many factors such as fiancé(e)'s nationality, criminal past etc.
18 months
90 days after the petition is filed with USCIS
You would need to file an petition for name change with the appropriate court. The process and time would depend on the state's laws.
There are no time limits set by statute for the granting of a pardon. If you have presented a petition to the Governor's Office requesting a pardon, then it can take as long as the Governor wishes to take in order to consider it.
That would depend upon the laws of the state in which the dissolution of the marriage was filed.
There are no statutory time limits set for the granting of a pardon. If you have presented a petition to the Governor's Office requesting a pardon, then it can take as long as the Governor wishes to take in order to consider it.
for melting what
500 years