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AOS Transferred to CSC last November...still no GC!

By MelandDavid in Adjustment of Status Case Filing and Progress Reports

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Sunny123 Community Regular

Sunny123   44

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Tunisia
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the expiration date doesn't have to do anything with the initial review status. the date was meant for internal use according to customer service. we just called a week ago and that's what they said.

We've since contacted our Congressman and have them make an inquiring on our behalf we recieved a response with in a couple of days back from the congressman's office we should here or see something with in 45days.

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We are in the same boat..filed October 28th 2011 and still no word. I called in for a service request about two weeks ago and just sent my info to our congressman a few days ago. I just don't understand how there is no rhyme or reason on how they do the processing. How are some people getting so much faster than others?

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Sunny123   44

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Tunisia
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We are in the same boat..filed October 28th 2011 and still no word. I called in for a service request about two weeks ago and just sent my info to our congressman a few days ago. I just don't understand how there is no rhyme or reason on how they do the processing. How are some people getting so much faster than others?

We found the process quite mind boggling was well. :blink: Since you contacted your congressman that seems to have been helping speed up the process for very over due cases.:thumbs:

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Thomas and Kristi   17

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Germany
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Contacting the Congressman definitely helped! My permanent resident card is on it's way!. Took about 1 week after contacting her.

Congrats Grux!

Total elapsed time between filing I-129F to GC in hand 569 days or 1 Year, 6 months, 22 days.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Bosnia-Herzegovina
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Hi guys my case was transferred on 25th of July 2012 to the CSC and i'm still waiting on an answer.. I checked the processing times from other offices like Texas, Nebraska and Vermont. California takes the most

time that's just bull SHHH... i don't even know why they sent my case to CSC we are in Atlanta???

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