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Hey guys... please help me to understand all AOS process again ... I am so confused :wacko: Today I saw that my EAD and AP applications were touched.. so I called to USCIS asking them what does it mean and lady told me that applications are still in Missouri ... :blink: and as soon as she said this I got lost...

please explain me again:

1- AOS is sent to Chicago

2- Chicago transfers everything to Missouri

3- Missouri transfers only I131 and I765 to CSC??? what happens to I485???

4-.... totally confused... :wacko:

Please help :crying:

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1 ) YES (I-485/I-765 AND I-131) are sent together to Chicago.

2 ) Yes (Chicago is Missouri's (NBC) mail processing center)

3 ) NO Misoori (NBC works on I-131 and I-765) They will send I-485 to your field office for AOS interview, OR they may send it to California for adjudication and approval without an interview, (If the adjudicator in California decides an interview is needed, they will send it back to NBC and then it will be sent to field office)

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1 ) YES (I-485/I-765 AND I-131) are sent together to Chicago.

2 ) Yes (Chicago is Missouri's (NBC) mail processing center)

3 ) NO Misoori (NBC works on I-131 and I-765) They will send I-485 to your field office for AOS interview, OR they may send it to California for adjudication and approval without an interview, (If the adjudicator in California decides an interview is needed, they will send it back to NBC and then it will be sent to field office)

Thank you :)

so what do you think these touches mean???

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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1 ) YES (I-485/I-765 AND I-131) are sent together to Chicago.

2 ) Yes (Chicago is Missouri's (NBC) mail processing center)

3 ) NO Missouri (NBC works on I-131 and I-765) They will send I-485 to your field office for AOS interview, OR they may send it to California for adjudication and approval without an interview, (If the adjudicator in California decides an interview is needed, they will send it back to NBC and then it will be sent to field office)

Thank you :)

so what do you think these touches mean???

anytime an adjudicator looks at the file, they log it.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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1 ) YES (I-485/I-765 AND I-131) are sent together to Chicago.

2 ) Yes (Chicago is Missouri's (NBC) mail processing center)

3 ) NO Missouri (NBC works on I-131 and I-765) They will send I-485 to your field office for AOS interview, OR they may send it to California for adjudication and approval without an interview, (If the adjudicator in California decides an interview is needed, they will send it back to NBC and then it will be sent to field office)

Thank you :)

so what do you think these touches mean???

anytime an adjudicator looks at the file, they log it.

sorry for being annoying :blush: but why do you think they look at it???

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so what do you think these touches mean???

anytime an adjudicator looks at the file, they log it.

sorry for being annoying :blush: but why do you think they look at it???

Starting a name check, adding the check results to the file, the exact adjudicating process is anyone's guess.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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so what do you think these touches mean???

anytime an adjudicator looks at the file, they log it.

sorry for being annoying :blush: but why do you think they look at it???

Starting a name check, adding the check results to the file, the exact adjudicating process is anyone's guess.

Thank you .... :)

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Ok, I think first touch is just looking to see if everything's complete.

Then after the biometrics, I think the touch is to add the biometrics data and place the AP and EAD on a waiting list.

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Ok, I think first touch is just looking to see if everything's complete.

Then after the biometrics, I think the touch is to add the biometrics data and place the AP and EAD on a waiting list.

I thought too... but my I131 and I765 were touched before biometrics... I am sorry again for my questions :( If it would be only I485 I would think they transfered my I485 to CSC, but they didn't touch I485??? only I131 and I765 - applications are never to be sent to CSC... that what confused me a little bit ;) anyway thank you for reply ;)

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