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Guys,

Whats does Touched mean in peoples timeliness, I've dug around searching but have no idea - somebody give me a clue :)

Our DCF Timeline

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12/8/07 - Applied for Police Certs

14/8/07 - Police confirmed receipt

20/8/07 - Posted I-130 to London

25/8/07 - I-130 Returned asking for copy of Andrea's student visa and more proof that we live in the UK !!!

25/8/07 - Posted I-130 Back to Embassy In London (1st class recorded delivery) with copy of Student Visa and copy of Council Tax Bill

29/8/07 - Received E-mail (assume it is NOA1) confirming filing date of 29th Aug 2007 - YAY :)

30/8/07 - Money debited from our Credit Card

01/09/07 - The waiting begins :)

14/9/07 - Police Records Returned

1/11/07 - A company that interviewed me has offered the services of an immigration lawyer

7/11/07 - Immigration lawyer files my DS-230 and Notice of Readiness

8/11/07 - Embassy requests further information proving a viable marriage (if anybody hasn't yet filed their I-130, I would advise that you send the following with the I-130.

1) A affidavit from the petitioner detailing their relationship, how it started, developed, etc, etc

2) An affidavit from three people who know you both

3) Past emails, flight bookings, Pics, Dinner receipts, phone bills, etc, etc

12/11/07 - Send all the above back to Lawyer in London

26/11/07 - Lawyer got a case number and I have booked my Medical, I-130 STILL Not Approved

26/11/07 - Got the official offer letter from the US based company - YAY

27/11/07 - It official, the idiots at the USCIS have lost the RFE parcel - grrrrrrr

28/11/07 - RFE resubmitted

3/12/07 - I-130 APPROVED (NOA2)

4/12/07 - Medical

13/12/07 - Interview - APPROVED :)

29/12/07 - Arrived in Philli

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Filed: Timeline

Touch means that you sign up on the USCIS website to track your case. Each time the file is opened by an immigration officer, the date is updated to reflect that date. It is under the "last updated" column. The "RFE Trick" is to get through directly to an immigration officer by going through the automated system as if you received an RFE notice, this will cause your file to be opened when they check it and it shows up as a "touch".

In my case, my file was "touched" when I went through the "typo error" function in the USCIS menu. They opened it and noted in my file that my wife's last name (maiden) and my last name were reversed on the NOA1, and put in a note to correct that error.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

David and Nitadyah

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Guys,

Whats does Touched mean in peoples timeliness, I've dug around searching but have no idea - somebody give me a clue :)

You're a London DCFer, right? Us DCF folk don't get touches, as we aren't in the whole USCIS sphere of influence and instead have it all dealt with at the USCIS branch at the Embassy, who don't offer online updates. So don't worry if you haven't had any touches -- it's totally normal.

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