USCIS Service Center Lincoln Nebraska

850 S St, Lincoln, NE 68508, United States of America
+1 800-375-5283
Lawful immigration to the United States is overseen by the government agency known as USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services), and all immigration and naturalization services in Nebraska are provided by them. For inquiries related to green cards or citizenship, the USCIS service department should be contacted. Among all the field centers, the Nebraska Center is considered the fastest, although the wait times are subject to constant change.

Nebraska Service Center Processing Times I-130

Immediate relatives, such as spouses, unmarried children under 21, or parents of a US citizen living abroad, currently experience wait times for Form I-130 ranging between 9 and 13 months. For those residing in the US, the processing time currently ranges from 12 to 27 months.

USCIS Customer Support


800-375-5283
Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern Outside the U.S
212-620-3418

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800-375-5283

Immigration & Naturalization Service

850 S St, Lincoln, NE 68508, United States
+1 800-375-5283.
For FedEx, UPS, and DHL Deliveries: USCIS Nebraska Service Center 850 S. Street Lincoln, NE 68508.
Fax: (402) 219-6353

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800-375-5283
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  • USCIS usually makes 2 attempts to contact customers. If in case the ist attempt is not answered, USCIS leaves a message stating that USCIS will make a 2nd attempt within 60 to 90 minutes
  • If in case the USCIS is unable to reach the customers after the 2nd attempt, the USCIS Contact Center will send an email mentioning that the USCIS tried to reach them and instructing them to call back or use other tools.

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Situation: I met a woman from Indonesia in March 2023 through a letter writing app. We grew close and I visited her in September 2023 , traveling to Indonesia and staying a few weeks there. She came to Kansas to visit me in December 2023 on a B1 tourist visa, with the intention of trying to find out what life in Kansas would be like. We fell in love and plan to marry in February. Our marriage was not planned before her arrival, but is a natural result of our close relationship. She has a return ticket to Indonesia on March 3rd, and we have not yet decided if we will live in Kansas or Indonesia. Both of us love our native country. She has family, work and a house in Indonesia. Her thirteen year old daughter is accompanying her, and I am sponsor for both of them. I want her to be able to choose where to live, either Kansas or Indonesia, and neither of us want to go against USCIS rules and regulations. We want her to be legally in this country. Can you advise me on a course of action? Thank you.

Feb 02, 2024

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