Wait 180 days *after transfer* before inquiring about your case

[Mohsin 0]

This is crazy.....they should process the older cases first instead of restarting the clocks.....after all we've been waiting for almost 9 months.....Vermont, California or Timbuktu its the same USCIS.....

[weirdon 0]

I didn't care about the I751 at the beginning because I've already gotten the greencard. However, the transfer from VSC to CSC make me feel frustrating.

[ramc75 0]

you can check the VSC status thread.

1daysoon.............10/14/08..........10/18/08........11/28/08........02/23/09

Thanks. Looks like people aren't always updating the most recent version.

Anyway, that seems like quite the anomaly.

That one did update the correct version. There is at one more person that filed at VSC that got approved in six months thats not on the list.

[wannabe_texan 0]

I still didn't receive my snail mail transfer notice from CSC. Ugh. Checked our old house's mailbox last night, and it's not in there either.... Not concerned to get the transfer notice per se, but worried that if they haven't changed the address on the pending app (despite the online confirmation and 1800 call), my greencard may eventually go to the old address... Old house is going to be used as a rental (not owned by us anymore)...

[jasminelily 1]

I still didn't receive my snail mail transfer notice from CSC. Ugh. Checked our old house's mailbox last night, and it's not in there either.... Not concerned to get the transfer notice per se, but worried that if they haven't changed the address on the pending app (despite the online confirmation and 1800 call), my greencard may eventually go to the old address... Old house is going to be used as a rental (not owned by us anymore)...

Hi wannabe_texan,

Have you filled out change of address form with USPS yet? If not, you can do it with the following website.

https://moversguide.usps.com/icoa/flow.do?_...A8-C3270DBBC790

Even if USCIS still send stuff to your old address, the USPS mail system will put a yellow label on the envelope and forward it to your new address if you fill out that form. It's like buying an extra insurance to make sure you get your letter. A lot of people don't realize USPS provides that service and it's FREE.

[wannabe_texan 0]

Hi wannabe_texan,

Have you filled out change of address form with USPS yet? If not, you can do it with the following website.

https://moversguide.usps.com/icoa/flow.do?_...A8-C3270DBBC790

Even if USCIS still send stuff to your old address, the USPS mail system will put a yellow label on the envelope and forward it to your new address if you fill out that form. It's like buying an extra insurance to make sure you get your letter. A lot of people don't realize USPS provides that service and it's FREE.

Thanks JasmineLily, yes we did that already - but it seems like they are not forwarding everything, there was still some random mail in the mail box which was from the last couple of days (we submitted the USPS change of address 2 weeks ago), so perhaps the letter is caught in the forwarding process...

Nothing is ever simple is it