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Bulanglang   1

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Just a question regarding RFEs, If you get the biometrics appointment does that mean that you no longer get any RFEs???? :unsure:

Applied on a Waiver I-751:


  • Application sent ............................................08-20-2008
  • Application received by CSC............................. 08-21-2008
  • Checks cashed by CSC.....................................08-25-2008
  • NOA1 - 1 year extension..................................08-26-2008
  • Verification letter of inclusion (son) I-751.........08-27-2008
  • NOA2 - Biometrics appoinment.........................09-26-2008
  • Son received NOA1 and biometrics appointment..09-17-2008
  • Son's biometrics...............................................09-27-2008
  • Card production is ordered................................01-26-2009

Waiting is OVER! On to Citizenship Journey!

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Collie   122

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Nope. You can still get an RFE or call for an interview at any time. The biometrics is just the next step after filing. Thats the way that its going with our file right now. We are just waiting for uscis to get their asses into gear and send us a date.

I-130 for both parents

March 28th 2013 - Priority date/ NOA 1
November 14th 2013 - Transferred to Nebraska Service Center

January 7th 2014 - Case changed online to approved for both

January 8th 2014 - case changed to shipped to NVC

January 9th 2014 - case changed to NOA 2 mailed

January 10th 2014 - Received the hardcopy of the NOA 2 stating that NVC would issue a case number in 30 days approx.

January 21st 2014 - Case Received at NVC

February 26th 2014 - Case numbers and IIN number received - Wrong embassy code assigned...now waiting for new case numbers.

March 3rd 2014 - Filled in DS-261 for both parents

March 5th 2014- AOS available, paid and submitted AOS packet.

March 6th 2014 - USPS shows packet was delivered at NVC

March 10th 2014 - AOS shows as paid in the CEAC portal/AOS logged into system as being received by NVC.

March 11th 2014 - New case number assigned for my Dad.

March 20th 2014 - Paid IV fee for my Mum.

March 25th 2014 - AOS accepted by NVC with no checklist.

March 26th 2014 - Filled in and submitted DS-260 for my Mum

March 31st 2014 - AOS found in my Mum's file for my Dad - accepted and placed into his file/IV fee available for my Dad and Paid.

April 1st - Mailed all civil documents to NVC for both parents.

April 3rd: IV fee shows as paid in portal/submitted DS-260 for my Dad.

April 22nd: checklist issued for civil documents - NVC error ...

April 23rd: sent another certified copy of my marriage certificate

April 24th: Case complete! :)

April 30th 2014 - Medical scheduled for parents at Knightsbridge in London

June 11th: Interview at London Embassy - Approved :)

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Hi Bulanglang,

Congratulations by the way, on getting your biometrics letter. Lol..I'm still waiting for mine, from the VSC, even though we filed for the I-751 at about the same timeframe a few days apart.....

As for RFEs, they are "Requests for Evidence", which can be for anything, and can happen at any part of the immigration process. As long as anything is "insufficient" and they want more evidence for it, you can get an RFE for it. So until you get your 10yr green card, I strongly suggest that you don't throw any originals of evidence paperwork out and keep all copies of correspondence from the USCIS, as you might need it for an RFE and/or for an interview at anytime of the process until your case is fully completed.

Hope this helps. Good luck on your immigration journey.

Ant (Still waiting at the VSC...)

Just a question regarding RFEs, If you get the biometrics appointment does that mean that you no longer get any RFEs???? :unsure:
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Hi Bulanglang,

Congratulations by the way, on getting your biometrics letter. Lol..I'm still waiting for mine, from the VSC, even though we filed for the I-751 at about the same timeframe a few days apart.....

As for RFEs, they are "Requests for Evidence", which can be for anything, and can happen at any part of the immigration process. As long as anything is "insufficient" and they want more evidence for it, you can get an RFE for it. So until you get your 10yr green card, I strongly suggest that you don't throw any originals of evidence paperwork out and keep all copies of correspondence from the USCIS, as you might need it for an RFE and/or for an interview at anytime of the process until your case is fully completed.

Hope this helps. Good luck on your immigration journey.

Ant (Still waiting at the VSC...)

Just a question regarding RFEs, If you get the biometrics appointment does that mean that you no longer get any RFEs???? :unsure:

Thanks for your replies guys...I appreciate it. It's just a good feeling if you I don't get any RFE you know. Keep you all posted.

Applied on a Waiver I-751:


  • Application sent ............................................08-20-2008
  • Application received by CSC............................. 08-21-2008
  • Checks cashed by CSC.....................................08-25-2008
  • NOA1 - 1 year extension..................................08-26-2008
  • Verification letter of inclusion (son) I-751.........08-27-2008
  • NOA2 - Biometrics appoinment.........................09-26-2008
  • Son received NOA1 and biometrics appointment..09-17-2008
  • Son's biometrics...............................................09-27-2008
  • Card production is ordered................................01-26-2009

Waiting is OVER! On to Citizenship Journey!

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Hi Bulanglang,

Congratulations by the way, on getting your biometrics letter. Lol..I'm still waiting for mine, from the VSC, even though we filed for the I-751 at about the same timeframe a few days apart.....

As for RFEs, they are "Requests for Evidence", which can be for anything, and can happen at any part of the immigration process. As long as anything is "insufficient" and they want more evidence for it, you can get an RFE for it. So until you get your 10yr green card, I strongly suggest that you don't throw any originals of evidence paperwork out and keep all copies of correspondence from the USCIS, as you might need it for an RFE and/or for an interview at anytime of the process until your case is fully completed.

Hope this helps. Good luck on your immigration journey.

Ant (Still waiting at the VSC...)

Just a question regarding RFEs, If you get the biometrics appointment does that mean that you no longer get any RFEs???? :unsure:

Thanks for your replies guys...I appreciate it. It's just a good feeling if you I don't get any RFE you know. Keep you all posted.

Even if you get an RFE while applying on a waiver - just submit what it asks for and a few affidavits. You should be fine. Good luck to you! :thumbs:

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