April filers any news?

[digital82 3]

go to this page you will find out )

http://immigrationroad.com/resource/case-status.php

Hi i have checked the "Case Status Update" website out but no where does it mention about

what your # is...

or how many people are there in front of you...

thanks

[Hare 0]

Hi i have checked the "Case Status Update" website out but no where does it mention about

what your # is...

or how many people are there in front of you...

thanks

To check the status of your USCIS application or petition:

Please wait a moment for the above window to load, then enter your receipt number;

Scroll down to the bottom of this page for more ways to check status; and/or,

For I-485 AOS, use our Green Card Tracker to determine your place in line.

What is a receipt number?

USCIS assigns a 13-character case number (receipt number) to each application. Here is an example: SRC-06-012-54321. Omit any dashes or spaces in the number when checking case status, so for example, enter SRC0601254321 in the text box above. However, enter all other characters, including asterisks ('*'), if they are part of the receipt number.

What does a case number mean?

A case number is structured like this: AAA-XX-YYY-Z-MMMM:

AAA: The service center or office that received your case.

SRC - Texas Service Center (TSC, formerly Southern Regional Center)

LIN - Nebraska Service Center (NSC, Lincoln, NE)

WAC - California Service Center (CSC, formerly Western Adjudication Center)

EAC - Vermont Service Center (VSC, formerly Eastern Adjudication Center)

MSC - Missouri Service Center (MSC, transitioned to NBC)

NBC - National Benefits Center (NBC, for N-400 Naturalization and other cases)

XX: The fiscal year of USCIS, from October 1 to September 30. Cases filed from 10/01/2006 to 09/30/2007 will have xx = 07

YYY: The working day of the fiscal year when your case is received. 10/01 = 001

Z: This digit is part of a serial number but may have certain meanings for USCIS internal use.

MMMM: A serial number assigned to your case based on the number of cases received, starting from 0001

do you see now

[closed-20101014 3]

I'm sure that must be very nice for everyone on the computer to see where they are in line and have some idea of how long it may take, but we're still not on the computer and we've just been basically told after being fobbed off lots of times that if we are not on the computer we never will be and "it doesn't matter anyway" well it does to me. NoA1 in May, never able to track our case online, nor were any of the people on VJ who got NoA1 that same weekend and all I can do is pray that this does not mean there are any other problems with our cases.

Edited August 30, 2010 by Shirorisu