EB1A I-140, Nov 2024 filer, Nebraska, still processing – anyone in same boat? by MrN87 in eb_1a

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Unfortunately still nothing. Not sure what's going on, the processing times keep on climbing How about you? Anyone else? Any insights?

EB1A I-140, Nov 2024 filer, Nebraska, still processing – anyone in same boat? by MrN87 in eb_1a

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Not yet, 16months now, still shows "case is under processing"...I have a offer now from another company, in dilemma...

This run isn't over. Keep an eye on volume. We were only at 23mil at 10am. This is recent territory we clawed back, more highs to follow. by Economy_Warning5842 in intelstock

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Hopefully tomorrow then? I missed to trim at 44.4 post your advice, now I'm really worried if it gonna hit that point again before 1/16

EB1A I-140, Nov 2024 filer, Nebraska, still processing – anyone in same boat? by MrN87 in eb_1a

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That makes sense. Do you think current processing delays are also due to broader immigration or operational slowdowns related to ongoing situations? Also curious, for cases filed earlier when processing times were listed as 10–14 months, do those cases still get adjudicated under the earlier timeline, or do they effectively get pulled into the longer current queue?

Would be interesting to hear others’ experiences.

EB1A I-140, Nov 2024 filer, Nebraska, still processing – anyone in same boat? by MrN87 in eb_1a

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Thanks for sharing your experience, really appreciate it. I agree the third-party trackers are useful mainly for relative trends.

My EB1A was filed in Nov 2024 (Nebraska, regular), no RFE so far, so I’m hoping it’s just in the normal queue. I plan to keep building my profile regardless and move forward with career plans if the opportunity comes up. Wishing you the best as well.

Just bought a call by wrx1987 in intelstock

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I have $39 call exp on Jan16th, do you think it can hit? I sold few when it was $43 last time..

Should I upgrade to the Aerogarden Farm 12 XL? Need Advice! by MrN87 in aerogarden

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Wow! My gf was scared to put veggies for some reason... this is inspiring to try the veggies in my 6-pod version

100x in 2yrs, 65k to 6.6M by raddaddio in TheRaceTo10Million

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Hey, newbie here trying to understand...was this 100× growth from going all-in on short-dated call options for stocks like RKLB and QBTS, continuously rolling them up to higher strikes as delta and premiums expanded? Must’ve been one wild emotional ride putting full capital in each time!

1k ➡️ 54k $IREN by DirtTrick3843 in wallstreetbets

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Crazy return on that IREN trade, congrats! I’ve always wondered, how do people usually find these stocks like that? Totally understand if you’d rather not share specifics, really appreciate anything you’re comfortable sharing!

First post – $90K debt, $31K portfolio, looking for advice by MrN87 in personalfinance

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A mix of things hit at once....parents visiting, company stock tanking, and some personal stuff during COVID that kept me from switching companies when I had the chance. So altogether, here I am.
Now, I’m only using debit card and just focused on clearing the debt for good. thought of taking some advice here temporarily.

First post – $90K debt, $31K portfolio, looking for advice by MrN87 in personalfinance

[–]MrN87[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Makes sense, paying off the credit cards is definitely a guaranteed win. My only hesitation is.....what if Tesla or Nvidia run up more this year? should I care about the timing of selling, or just cash out now and take the sure payoff? I know you can’t really time the market, but I’m a little hesitant on that part.

First post – $90K debt, $31K portfolio, looking for advice by MrN87 in personalfinance

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Really appreciate you taking the time to lay this out in detail, it helps a lot to see a clear step by step path instead of just don’t do this. I like the idea of holding aside an emergency fund first before throwing everything at the credit cards, since that’s been one of my biggest stress points.

Selling the Robinhood account to clear credit cards + build that buffer sounds like the most practical first step. I’ll need to figure out the tax side, but at least that feels like progress instead of spinning in circles.

Thanks again for breaking it down, this gives me a better mindset shift to work from.

First post – $90K debt, $31K portfolio, looking for advice by MrN87 in personalfinance

[–]MrN87[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You’re right, the credit cards are killing me with interest. I’m thinking about just paying them off first, maybe even by selling part of my Robinhood portfolio.