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jimmysmitts   9

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My case was transferred to California when my local office is Philadelphia. The guy in customer service said he knows it is in Philly by looking up my address not because he can see it was transferred to Philly. It has been 7 months so they are going to do an inquiry to try to locate my paper work.

My thought is maybe they confused Lancaster PA with Lancaster CA and my paper work is sitting in California.

If they lost my paper work will I have to send in copies or start all over? Has this happened to anyone else?

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Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,110

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Its not weird.

More than half the AOS papers are transferred to CSC for faster processing.

Generally people who are transferred to CSC do not have interviews and just have to wait until their approval comes.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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bmiles62 Enthusiast

bmiles62   5

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Its not weird.

More than half the AOS papers are transferred to CSC for faster processing.

Generally people who are transferred to CSC do not have interviews and just have to wait until their approval comes.

Inky is correct. Ours was transferred to CSC last summer (We live in NC. and we ended up not having an interview. Good luck!!

K1 Visa
08.04.10 sent I-129F to Vermont Service Center
08.12.10 NOA1
08.18.10 Touched
10.03.10 Touched
01.27.11 NOA2 Notification Text & Email
02.01.11 NVC Received
02.03.11 Received NOA2 Hard Copy by Mail
02.03.11 NVC Sent case to US Embassy in Singapore
02.09.11 Consulate Received
02.10.11 Consulate sent out Packet 3
02.16.11 Packet 3 Received
02.18.11 Medical Appointment (Passed)
02.22.11 Sent in Packet 3 checklist
02.22.11 Waiting on Interview date
03.16.11 Interview Scheduled (Approved)
04.07.11 Visa in Hand
04.14.11 Arrive in USA (POE Chicago / No problems)
04.21.11 Civil Wedding
AOS
05.18.11 Filed AOS/EAD/AP
05.24.11 NOA 1 AOS/EAD/AP Received Hard Copy 05.31.11
06.15.11 AOS case transferred to CSC Received hard Copy 06.18.11.
06.20.11 Biometrics done today as a walk in. No problems. (The actual appointment was scheduled for 07.12.2011)
07.23.11 EAD Card/Document Production & AP Post Decision Activity
07.28.11 Second notification on EAD Card / Document Production
07.29.11 Third notification on EAD Card / Approval (Still no word on AP.)
08.01.11 Received EAD/AP Combo card in the mail.
08.04.11 Email Notification that GC is approved. (This came one year to the day that I sent the K1 package in.)
08.08.11 Received Welcome letter in the mail.
08.10.11 Greencard in Hand (It was actually dated 07.29.11 my wife's birthday!!)
ROC
05.23.13 I-751 sent to Vermont Service Center
05.31.13 Check Cleared (We are on our way!)
05.29.13 NOA1 (Received 06.03.13)
06.11.13 Early Bio Metrics done today. No problems. (The actual appointment was scheduled for 06.28.2013)
09.27.13 Transferred to CSC for quicker processing

10.29.13 Approved

11.06.13 10 Year Greenscard in Hand

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jimmysmitts Contributor

jimmysmitts   9

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Its not weird.

More than half the AOS papers are transferred to CSC for faster processing.

Generally people who are transferred to CSC do not have interviews and just have to wait until their approval comes.

It definitely didn't speed things up. :bonk:

As we get closer to the expiration of her drivers license the more worried we get. She only has 3 more months of identification left.

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Caryh Grand Master

Caryh   5,206

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The customer service people generally are rather confused on this whole process. I don't think most are aware AOS's are being transfered to to California for the slower processing.

K1 from the Philippines
Arrival : 2011-09-08
Married : 2011-10-15
AOS
Date Card Received : 2012-07-13
EAD
Date Card Received : 2012-02-04

Sent ROC : 4-1-2014
Noa1 : 4-2-2014
Bio Complete : 4-18-2014
Approved : 6-24-2014

N-400 sent 2-13-2016
Bio Complete 3-14-2016
Interview
Oath Taking

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BobCray   5

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Inky is correct. Ours was transferred to CSC last summer (We live in NC. and we ended up not having an interview. Good luck!!

Transferred in June, Green Card received in August? Wish they could still work that fast, or even half as fast. Seven to eight months seems the norm for CSC at the moment.

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