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When someone states that an I-129F was touched? Or I-130 was touched? Does touched mean updated? Thank you!

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When someone states that an I-129F was touched? Or I-130 was touched? Does touched mean updated? Thank you!

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So, the information was updated. As in personal information by the petitioner? Or information updated regarding the case? Sorry!

Any update. Touches really have no practical meaning. Many cases are approved without ever seeing evidence the file was updated.

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From reading some posts on here, a "touch" could be something as simple as your case being taken out of one filing cabinet and put into another.

So as pushbrk says, a touch really has no practical meaning. Though I suppose it can assure you that it hasn't been lost! :)

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From reading some posts on here, a "touch" could be something as simple as your case being taken out of one filing cabinet and put into another.

So as pushbrk says, a touch really has no practical meaning. Though I suppose it can assure you that it hasn't been lost! :)

Thank you both! I just see some people stating their I-130 was touched and some do not. Thanks again! =)

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Hey guys! so does that means that if I check status online it could showed that it was touched? I was on the impresion that "touched" means when they request additional documentation and you submit! I'm confused!!!! :bonk:

I-130

09/19/08 Mailed I-130

09/29/08 NOA1 Recieved

04/10/09 I-130 Approved

04/18/09 NOA2 Recieved

04/17/09 Case recieved by NVC

04/30/09 AOS Bill Recieved

04/30/09 DS-3032 Recieved

05/01/09 AOS Bill Paid

05/01/09 DS-3032 Email Sent

05/07/09 Sent I-864

05/11/09 Overnight DS-3032

05/13/09 Paid Bill IV "In Process"

05/14/09 Bill IV "Paid"

05/14/09 Overnight DS-230 Doc's

05/15/09 DS-230 recieved by NVC

05/22/09 Case on review

05/28/09 NVC requested original beneficiary divorse papers

05/29/09 Fedex RFE

06/05/09 RFE uploaded on NVC system (Finally)

06/15/09 Case Completed

06/26/09 File Left NVC

06/30/09 File arrived Embassy

07/21/09 Medical

07/22/09 CR-1 Interview Day

07/22/09 Visa Approved

xx/xx/xx Visa recieved

08/05/09 Finally home - End of Journey

09/14/09 Welcome letter and Green Card recieved

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Hey guys! so does that means that if I check status online it could showed that it was touched? I was on the impresion that "touched" means when they request additional documentation and you submit! I'm confused!!!! :bonk:

My impression is that a touch logs whenever one's case was accessed in any way. A "touch" could quite literally just be when someone touches your file.

I believe a Request for Evidence (RFE) is when USCIS requests additional documentation.

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