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What happens with a touch?

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freetv Enthusiast

freetv   7

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Does anyone know what usually happens with a "touch"? Can it simply mean we moved you from one person's file cabinet to another or "we completed your background check... blah blah" or any and all things? Just curious about it.

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YuAndDan Grand Master

YuAndDan   153

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They record anytime a file is opened and looked at. This is all.

How about filling in profile details, you filed for something, and are dealing with some country, NOT N/A http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...rCP&CODE=01

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

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Dano Apprentice

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Agree, it means someone has opened your file. However, it could also mean your file will soon be processed. I recall my file being touched after a long wait period. So, a touch was welcome news as oposed to nothing at all. B)

Married, 7-4-2003 in Bucharest, Romania

I-130 sent in 7-11-2003

I-129F sent in 8-06-2003

VISA approved 6-22-2004

I-130 approved 8-10-2004

EAD approved 1-6-2005

AOS approved 8-10-2005

Green card received on 8-15-05

Green Card returned because of error...received back from INS on 2-15-06

Citizenship, not applied for...yet.

http://www.geocities.com/dan49508/mypage.html

Baby boy, born 8-25-2005

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