What does the immigration Code : tcr mean ?

[Freedove7 17]

Anyone know ?

[ceadsearc 516]

What is the context?

[Darnell 8,478]

does this help? www.dhs.gov/xlibrary/assets/privacy/privacy_pia_cis_snap.pdf

tcr is listed there as 'transmission control request'

[Freedove7 17]

What is the context?

It's located on the biometric notice near the Alien Reg #,Application #,sevice center,etc...On top of the notice.

does this help? www.dhs.gov/xlibrary/assets/privacy/privacy_pia_cis_snap.pdf

tcr is listed there as 'transmission control request'

I have no idea what transmission control request is.I'll look it up.

[Little_My 464]

I think you are getting a bit too worked up by this process.. At this rate, you will drive yourself absolutely nuts by the time you have your interview. I don't mean anything bad by this, but I just think you would be doing yourself a favor by just taking a breather, and trying to pass a day or two without thinking about the process at all. I know it is hard - I went through it too - but after the papers have been filed, all you can do is wait for USCIS to make the next move. You have your NOA, you've sent both forms and your case is now concurrent, and if I remember correctly you have received your biometrics notice - if not, you will soon. Don't try to guesstimate what your chances are of getting or not getting an RFE, don't spend hours looking at processing times because they are only an estimate too - every case is different, and though other people's timelines can give you a general idea of how long each step takes, in the end your situation might be entirely different.

Again, no judging intended - I just think you could be spending your time doing something nice in this beautiful city of ours instead of obsessing over every little detail You still have a long way to go.

[rade2rising 205]

I think you are getting a bit too worked up by this process.. At this rate, you will drive yourself absolutely nuts by the time you have your interview. I don't mean anything bad by this, but I just think you would be doing yourself a favor by just taking a breather, and trying to pass a day or two without thinking about the process at all. I know it is hard - I went through it too - but after the papers have been filed, all you can do is wait for USCIS to make the next move. You have your NOA, you've sent both forms and your case is now concurrent, and if I remember correctly you have received your biometrics notice - if not, you will soon. Don't try to guesstimate what your chances are of getting or not getting an RFE, don't spend hours looking at processing times because they are only an estimate too - every case is different, and though other people's timelines can give you a general idea of how long each step takes, in the end your situation might be entirely different.

Again, no judging intended - I just think you could be spending your time doing something nice in this beautiful city of ours instead of obsessing over every little detail You still have a long way to go.

[Freedove7 17]

I think you are getting a bit too worked up by this process.. At this rate, you will drive yourself absolutely nuts by the time you have your interview. I don't mean anything bad by this, but I just think you would be doing yourself a favor by just taking a breather, and trying to pass a day or two without thinking about the process at all. I know it is hard - I went through it too - but after the papers have been filed, all you can do is wait for USCIS to make the next move. You have your NOA, you've sent both forms and your case is now concurrent, and if I remember correctly you have received your biometrics notice - if not, you will soon. Don't try to guesstimate what your chances are of getting or not getting an RFE, don't spend hours looking at processing times because they are only an estimate too - every case is different, and though other people's timelines can give you a general idea of how long each step takes, in the end your situation might be entirely different.

Again, no judging intended - I just think you could be spending your time doing something nice in this beautiful city of ours instead of obsessing over every little detail You still have a long way to go.

Lol!You are so right.I try to keep my mind off the process by planning things I will do once I get the green card.My biometric appointment is tomorrow! What should I expect afterwards? You said "our city."Are you in NY aswell ?Thanks for you words of advice!! I really do need to relax.:-)

[Darnell 8,478]

hey - get out to Columbia University, sit in the inner park with a mug of coffee, and enjoy the sun.

After a hard day of work, that is

[congrats on the approval and stuff]