Any idea what does it mean??????

[mrsGORE 13]

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The last processing action taken on your case

Receipt Number: WACXXXXXXXXXX

Application Type: I130 , IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN

Your Case Status: Initial Review

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anyone who received notice like this???

[Thomas&Cleofe 358]

Sounds to me like the petitioner will be receiving an interview....Good luck.

[mrsGORE 13]

Sounds to me like the petitioner will be receiving an interview....Good luck.

I have no problem in attending an interview coz I'd rather have interview and get my GC within 10 days after interview rather than transfer to CSC and wait months before approval...do you think they will send our interview letter soon???

[canadian_wife 1,823]

What's going on in the petitioners background in your case?

Good luck

[easydoesit 6]

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Edited July 27, 2012 by iowanative

[Thomas&Cleofe 358]

That just looks like the standard receipt notice they send out which just means the application has been accepted and is now being reviewed. I just received the same thing a few days ago. It doesn't say anything about appearing for an interview. That should come later in the process.

Why would they send an I-130 petition from a service center to a local uscis office if they were not needing an interview?

I have no problem in attending an interview coz I'd rather have interview and get my GC within 10 days after interview rather than transfer to CSC and wait months before approval...do you think they will send our interview letter soon???

I would just call uscis and ask about the status of your petition and ask if you will receive a notification letter soon.

[mrsGORE 13]

What's going on in the petitioners background in your case?

Good luck

My Husband is US army since 2003, we both have previous marriage..

thanks....

[mrsGORE 13]

Why would they send an I-130 petition from a service center to a local uscis office if they were not needing an interview?

yeah sometimes its confusing about their updates and transfer....

I would just call uscis and ask about the status of your petition and ask if you will receive a notification letter soon.

I talked to agent and not that much help same thing with updates in my case status online and said they will send if they need anything from us...and seem there is no problem in our case...so all we have to do is to wait and Santa Ana timeline is 4 mos..wth??

[ChrisPG 30]

I have no problem in attending an interview coz I'd rather have interview and get my GC within 10 days after interview rather than transfer to CSC and wait months before approval...do you think they will send our interview letter soon???

Unfortunately, this is the update that those receive whose petitions do go to the CSC to be adjudicated.

Those who attend an interview at their local USCIS do not receive this notification.

[mrsGORE 13]

Unfortunately, this is the update that those receive whose petitions do go to the CSC to be adjudicated.

Those who attend an interview at their local USCIS do not receive this notification.

So you mean I may be transfer to CSC and dont have to appear in interview???

Is anyone experience to receive a notice like this???

[uscisb1 0]

I have received the same notice, way back when I started the whole process. Just means they started working on the file and nothing else. Standard notice for ppl filling I-130s especially w/ concurrent filling of i-485

[uscisb1 0]

So you mean I may be transfer to CSC and dont have to appear in interview???

Is anyone experience to receive a notice like this???

No it does not mean you don;t have to have an interview. It just means your file went from Chicago to California (where you live), it was NYC in my case, that is all. Your interview will be in that branch.

So you mean I may be transfer to CSC and dont have to appear in interview???

Is anyone experience to receive a notice like this???

No it does not mean you don;t have to have an interview. It just means your file went from Chicago to California (where you live), it was NYC in my case, that is all. Your interview will be in that branch.

[mrsGORE 13]

I have received the same notice, way back when I started the whole process. Just means they started working on the file and nothing else. Standard notice for ppl filling I-130s especially w/ concurrent filling of i-485

Oh I see it is from CSC to NBC then USCIS office...

No it does not mean you don;t have to have an interview. It just means your file went from Chicago to California (where you live), it was NYC in my case, that is all. Your interview will be in that branch.

No it does not mean you don;t have to have an interview. It just means your file went from Chicago to California (where you live), it was NYC in my case, that is all. Your interview will be in that branch.

it was transferred from CSC to NBC then I received that email...

I'd rather have an interview I think that is faster than transfer again to CSC...

[uscisb1 0]

Oh I see it is from CSC to NBC then USCIS office...

it was transferred from CSC to NBC then I received that email...

I'd rather have an interview I think that is faster than transfer again to CSC...

The CSC to NBC is also standard. Don't worry so much about these small bureaucratic things, this is just the file moving around on desks. You're too stressed about these little moves and confusing yourself. Relax and wait for happy/good news

Summary of your story, after all the red tape, biometrics etc your file has reached a regional office where the actual review happens. Chelax

[mrsGORE 13]

The CSC to NBC is also standard. Don't worry so much about these small bureaucratic things, this is just the file moving around on desks. You're too stressed about these little moves and confusing yourself. Relax and wait for happy/good news

Summary of your story, after all the red tape, biometrics etc your file has reached a regional office where the actual review happens. Chelax

yeah you're right I am too stressed and frustrated that I cant have a job and can't drive:-(

Maybe I'll just patiently wait and look for the brighter side...maybe good news is on its way...

Thanks