Please help, should I be worried?

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Time Line:

CSC recieved i129f- May 15th

Rfe IMBRA recieved by USCIS, per their notification to me- July 10th

Touched- July 11th

first question) Since the USCIS recieved my RFE on July 10th, should I be worried. I have seen several members recieving approvals that had IMBRA reciept dates of July 10th to July 18th. Granted my i129f was recieved on May 15th and some are still waiting who were recieved in March and April.

Second question) I was thinking that this may be because they sent me an ADDITIONAL rfe. My mail is being forwarded and so I am recieving mail about 12 days late. So the questiin is "IF" they sent me another RFE would that be for sure be noted in my case status or could have they sent me an rfe I have not seen yet that isnt recorded on my case status?

third question) If I am moving from California to Washington state this week, should I apply for an address change or just wait until Noa2 approval hopefully coming soon. Would their be any pluses or minuses in placing a change of address at this critical time? Because I could always change the address in a couple weeks as I can just have my mail FORWARDED by the post office for a couple weeks instead of changed with the USCUS right this second.

[sbgwolf1 0]

In theory, you should not be worried. At least thats what we keep being told. There are many of us march filers with IMBRA RFEs around the 10th (min is the 11th).

IF they sent you an additional RFE, yes it should be posted on the site. I have seen people get mail that wasnt posted there (including an approval) but generally the RFE will be on the site updates...many people here was (not so) anxiously waiting for thier RFE that the site told them was on the way...The site will not tell WHAT it is for.

The adr change has a form but I am not familiar with that process.

Good luck, it just sounds like you are one of us...there are many in a thread that are 'over 100 days' or something like that

God Bless,

Wolf

[andy_k1 0]

If you change your address, you need to call USCIS. I would call them at lest 5 days before moving to new location.

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In theory, you should not be worried. At least thats what we keep being told. There are many of us march filers with IMBRA RFEs around the 10th (min is the 11th).

IF they sent you an additional RFE, yes it should be posted on the site. I have seen people get mail that wasnt posted there (including an approval) but generally the RFE will be on the site updates...many people here was (not so) anxiously waiting for thier RFE that the site told them was on the way...The site will not tell WHAT it is for.

The adr change has a form but I am not familiar with that process.

Good luck, it just sounds like you are one of us...there are many in a thread that are 'over 100 days' or something like that

God Bless,

THANKS WOLF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wolf