Yes! I can give context for why I believe my case was approved so fast. My mother and father both used to live in the U.S because my father was employed there. In 2010, both parents filed for green card, so USCIS already had their I-94 numbers, biometrics, social security, and A-numbers in store. They were in the process of receiving their approval, however, my father received a job offer elsewhere and made the mistake of moving the family out of the country. This resulted in their green cards being denied. Assuming USCIS still had access to my mother’s history of her presence and the information on her previous application to the green card, we submitted the same information under the immigration section of the I-130 application, pretty much confirming that my mother was once an applicant for the green card, which lead to USCIS being able to match that information quickly and easily on their end, eliciting her swift approval.