In the presente work I carried out an review of the elementar theory of gravitational lensing. It is mainly emphasizing to study the effect it would have neutrino mass in the time delay of signals from distant sources which are deflected due to the presence of a mass distribution that acts as a lens. To do this, for the mass values provided by neutrino oscillation, beta decay experiments and cosmology, we study the presente contribution of cosmic background neutrinos to energy density of universe. Based on these results, it was made a comparison between the angular diameter distance when the mass is zero. All this was done from the perspective of the standard cosmological model under two possible cases for the normalization condition of the energy density parameters presente in the universe: first, when the radiation and cosmological energy density parameters are fixed and second when the parameters for matter and radiation are fixed. It was found that the effect of the neutrino mass on time delay measurement is negligible for the first case and has a contribution of the order of one percent for the second case.