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Posted about 14 hours ago
Victor Salazar
Answered about 13 hours ago
Yes, that cautious optimism is very common, especially after you’ve already been disappointed once or twice. A lot of people see a small update and feel hopeful, then immediately try to protect themselves from getting let down again. What usually helps is treating that movement as a neutral sign that the case is alive, without attaching expectations to how fast the next step should happen. Most people learn to celebrate small progress quietly while reminding themselves that USCIS moves in uneven bursts, so one update doesn’t guarantee immediate momentum but it also isn’t false hope.
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