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Our I-129 was filed recently. I live in Southern California. I checked my online banking statement and discovered that the USCIS had cashed the check yesterday! My online banking allows me to see the copy of the actual check cashed. I noticed on the back of the check that there is a stamp apparently indicating that the check was cashed in Texas, by JP Morgan. Does that mean that the petition will be processed in Texas instead of California? If so, why? Is that better? Or, does it just mean that the USCIS's bank is in Texas? Thanks in advance!

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Our I-129 was filed recently. I live in Southern California. I checked my online banking statement and discovered that the USCIS had cashed the check yesterday! My online banking allows me to see the copy of the actual check cashed. I noticed on the back of the check that there is a stamp apparently indicating that the check was cashed in Texas, by JP Morgan. Does that mean that the petition will be processed in Texas instead of California? If so, why? Is that better? Or, does it just mean that the USCIS's bank is in Texas? Thanks in advance!

What does it say on your NOA1? My check was also cashed in TX but petition ended up in Vermont the same day

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No the TX location is the new sorting center. Instead of chicago like it was before. They get your petition and cash the check then you get sent to another center to get processed unless that center is backed up then TX will process.

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No the TX location is the new sorting center. Instead of chicago like it was before. They get your petition and cash the check then you get sent to another center to get processed unless that center is backed up then TX will process.

i got the notice of action indicating california ... sorry for the newbie question but thanks for the info!

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