California Service Center To Texas Service Center

[DanTes 21]

Just a thought......I wonder if USCIS is sending some petitions to LOCAL offices for processing?? I received the TSC transfer notice, and then I received an email stating that my petition was being processed at a USCIS office. Seeing some peculiar emails and notices in the past few days.......other than the "normal" APPROVED.

[b.i.g 0]

my application got touched today last time it got touched was 8/25/2010.

Edited November 25, 2010 by b.i.g

[skynaut 29]

my application got touched today last time it got touched was 8/25/2010.

you mean it was touched on Thanksgiving?

[nab 74]

you mean it was touched on Thanksgiving?

that was posted like at 3something am if they are anything like me, "today" is anything till i go to bed

[skynaut 29]

that was posted like at 3something am if they are anything like me, "today" is anything till i go to bed

hahaha true

[SBGC 0]

Hey Guys,

I'm a August filer and I got that same "transferred to a office" notice but I got that email on 11/10/10 and then have been touched on 11/19 and 11/24. Does this mean that I'm any closer to NOA2?

[Val and Gary 29]

Hey Guys,

I'm a August filer and I got that same "transferred to a office" notice but I got that email on 11/10/10 and then have been touched on 11/19 and 11/24. Does this mean that I'm any closer to NOA2?

Well, the touches can'r be a bad thing. It does seem like the USCIS are trying to "clear their desks", so I think we should all be hopeful.

[rpratt 2]

Just called 'em myself.

603-334-0700

Keep hitting redial!

Hi. I noticed that you are one of the few doing a K-3 Visa like me. Was your I-129F processed also or just the I-130?

[rpratt 2]

congrats

Hi. Was you notification for both the I-130 and I-129F or just one of them? My notification was just for the I-130 and not the I-129F, so I'm just curious.

[Val and Gary 29]

Hi. I noticed that you are one of the few doing a K-3 Visa like me. Was your I-129F processed also or just the I-130?

Just the I-130 - I think the I-129F is dead. Had we known what we know now, we would never have done the K3. Our lawyer was outdated in his procedures.

[SBGC 0]

Well, the touches can'r be a bad thing. It does seem like the USCIS are trying to "clear their desks", so I think we should all be hopeful.

Thanks Val and Gary! I wish there was some definite way to track...well fingers crossed for getting NOA2 approval soon!

[pushbrk 12,618]

Just the I-130 - I think the I-129F is dead. Had we known what we know now, we would never have done the K3. Our lawyer was outdated in his procedures.

I-129F is not dead yet. NVC will kill it after it is approved.

[Never_lose_hope 10]

I-129F is not dead yet. NVC will kill it after it is approved.

That's sounds to me that is killed from the beginning when you fill I 130 and I 129F(K3)together.Is good that we did not payed because it was waived.

Cip.

[Nile_Romance 5]

This morning I got a "The I130 IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN was transferred and is now being processed at a USCIS office" email like some others. My last touch was 11/4 (because of the transfer I believe) and now today 11/24. If you received this email after moving to TSC have you been getting a lot of touches after? Thanks.

I too got the message about moving to a "USCIS Office" yesterday (11/24). I was really nervous and upset at first. Based on past postings from others, this seemed to mean that they were transferring it to a local office because they wanted to meet with you in person (i.e. maybe something wrong). Now, when I see so many others got the same change, I am taking a positive position and considering it a good thing.

I do believe they (USCIS) are behind in their processing and trying to "catch up". As such, I am hoping that they tapped into the local offices for extra manpower and the process might actually speed up as a result. Maybe the local offices aren't so busy and so they will have time to work these cases.

Of course, as always, this is what I'm choosing to assume until I know anything better. I once learned a very good lesson on assumptions that has served me well. Assumptions are simply something we make up in our mind. We can choose to assume the best or we can choose to assume ther worst. Since we won't know the real truth until "we get there", it is better to assume the best and make life a lot easier and more pleasant along the way.

Happy Thankgsvining Everyone. I wish you all the best.

[Val and Gary 29]

I too got the message about moving to a "USCIS Office" yesterday (11/24). I was really nervous and upset at first. Based on past postings from others, this seemed to mean that they were transferring it to a local office because they wanted to meet with you in person (i.e. maybe something wrong). Now, when I see so many others got the same change, I am taking a positive position and considering it a good thing.

I do believe they (USCIS) are behind in their processing and trying to "catch up". As such, I am hoping that they tapped into the local offices for extra manpower and the process might actually speed up as a result. Maybe the local offices aren't so busy and so they will have time to work these cases.

Of course, as always, this is what I'm choosing to assume until I know anything better. I once learned a very good lesson on assumptions that has served me well. Assumptions are simply something we make up in our mind. We can choose to assume the best or we can choose to assume ther worst. Since we won't know the real truth until "we get there", it is better to assume the best and make life a lot easier and more pleasant along the way.

Happy Thankgsvining Everyone. I wish you all the best.

The evidence from other members suggests that this email is a GOOD thing (have a dig around the forum), and approval follows very soon.

Edited November 25, 2010 by Val and Gary