April 11 noa1 vsc to tsc July 10 transfer

[Sureshot53 11]

I am watching case numbers 410 To 438

410 to 417 no action

418, 419 approved

420 rife

421, 422 nothing

423 approved

424 nothing

429 approved.

Etc.

what is going on?

[His karma 20]

same here. I am April 5 transfered July 10

Watching 164 to 180

64 -RFE

65 nothing

66,67 RFE

68 nothing

69 RFE

70-72 - nothing

73, 74 nothing attached to the number

75, 76 nothing

77 - Alien Registration number changed July 18

78 - nothing attached to the number

79 - RFE

80 nothing.

After that they are I130s

and before are May approvals

[Sureshot53 11]

So April transfers overlooked and may getting approved. This is so unfair. but happy for those approvals.

[Sureshot53 11]

Seems like we just ended up in the wrong box on the wrong desk

[d3adc0d3 186]

I was running through this one myself... This is what I got (I'm 466):

400-410 [Not Applicable (Not I-129F petitions)]
411 [RFE 6/5]

412-417 [Transfer]

418 [Decision 7/22]

419 [Decision 6/12]

420 [RFE]

421-422 [Transfer]

423 [Decision 7/22]

424-428 [Transfer]

429 [Decision - 7/19]

430 [Transfer]

431-432 [Decision 7/22]

433 [RFE 7/20]

434 [Closed (Not Available)]

435-436 [Decision 7/22]

437 [Transfer]

438 [RFE 5/3]

439 [Decision 7/22]

440 [Closed]

441-464 [Not Applicable]

465 [Alien Registration Number (ARN) 4/19]

466-468 [Transfer]

469 [Closed]

470 [Decision 7/14]

471 [Transfer]
472-499 [Not Applicable]

I'm guessing that an Ajudicator is working on the box, chances are the case numbers are not in order and they're just going through the box by pulling a file out and working on it. I also noticed that a lot of those cases didn't show up as approved until last night, so perhaps they post all the approvals at the end of the day. Lets wait and see what happens after 5pm Texas time.

Edited July 23, 2013 by d3adc0d3

[KandE 0]

Are you guys just playing with the last three digits of the case number?

Are the first few after EAC always same or different? Asking 'cos I tried substituting the last three digits of my case number with some you mentioned and they were not i129f's at all.

[d3adc0d3 186]

Yes we are, and yes they are -- Receipt numbers do not go by petition type, they go by the order in which the Service Center receives and processes each and every petition.

Example of such receipt number is

EAC 08 015 50023

First three letters represent the service center received the case.

There are four service centers:

EAC - Vermont Service Center (Previous name: Eastern Adjudication Center).

LIN - Nebraska Service Center (LIN refers to Lincoln, Nebraska).

SRC - Texas Service Center (Previous name: Southern Regional Center).

WAC - California Service Center (Previous name: Western Adjudication Center).

08 - Represents the fiscal year in which the case was received. Fiscal year 2008 runs from Oct 1, 2007 to Sep 30, 2008.

015 - Represents the computer workday in the fiscal year on which the fee was taken. 001 is October 1, the first

working day of the fiscal year. 015 represents 15th working day which was actually Oct 19, 2007. Computer work day

is really a business day and it excludes most Saturdays, all Sundays and holidays. Towards the end of the fiscal year in

September, the number goes up to around 265.

50023 - Represents the particular case number. The number always starts with 5 and it has a total of five digits.

Therefore, this receipt number means:

this case was the 23rd case received in CLAIMS3 LAN on the 15th computer work day of fiscal year 2008 at Vermont Service Center.

Most cases filed at USCIS have this type of receipt number.

I found this information here.

Edited October 16, 2013 by Captain Ewok

[d3adc0d3 186]

Granted that's not completely correct anymore, as my case number's "computer workday" is 902, and my "case number" starts with a 6...

But they may have started counting "computer workday" since X date (if I'm accurate they've been doing this since 2010 or 2009's fiscal year) and I'm sure the case numbers have since gone up since 2008.

Edited July 23, 2013 by d3adc0d3

[KandE 0]

Granted that's not completely correct anymore, as my case number's "computer workday" is 902, and my "case number" starts with a 6...

But they may have started counting "computer workday" since X date (if I'm accurate they've been doing this since 2010 or 2009's fiscal year) and I'm sure the case numbers have since gone up since 2008.

Yep, that's what I noticed too as I tried to analyse my case number hehe, my case's number "computer workday" is 902 as well, and the case number starts with an 8...

Hm, what does the difference in the first five last digits mean, like yours is 6 and mine is 8 - are these random too? because if they are - tracking April cases is a tricky thing to do

[d3adc0d3 186]

Yep, that's what I noticed too as I tried to analyse my case number hehe, my case's number "computer workday" is 902 as well, and the case number starts with an 8...

Hm, what does the difference in the first five last digits mean, like yours is 6 and mine is 8 - are these random too? because if they are - tracking April cases is a tricky thing to do

I don't think so. I sent my petition on 4/9, and my "receipt date" on my NoA-T was 4/12, which it looks like it's 10 days after yours, so that would make sense. So perhaps the "work day" was replaced instead by the case number solely. That was written in 2008, so it's 5 years old.

Edited July 23, 2013 by d3adc0d3

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I don't think so. I sent my petition on 4/9, and my "receipt date" on my NoA-T was 4/12, which it looks like it's 10 days after yours, so that would make sense. So perhaps the "work day" was replaced instead by the case number solely. That was written in 2008, so it's 5 years old.

thank you and good luck to us all here!

[Steve12 1]

HI guys, i filed on March, NOA1 3/21

transfered on 7/10 to TSC from VSC.

still waiting

[Sureshot53 11]

I believe they have serious issues in tsc. People getting approved and not knowing, no letter, no web update, no text or email, only to find out later from tier 2 officer that they were approved two weeks earlier. Then it takes forever to be sent to nvc. I think the new trainees are messing up. Some of us still in initial review may be approved and don't know ad we can't call a tier 2 because we are within normal prcessing time. Big mess.

[RichieMMA 2]

How do I see other case numbers like that? I think mine is 884

How can you watch case numbers?

Edited July 23, 2013 by RichieMMA

[d3adc0d3 186]

It's pretty easy you go here, which you can get to by visiting the USCIS website and entering in your receipt number in the "case status" box on the left navigation.

It looks like this:

Then you'll be on this page:

From there you change the last 2 digits in your case number down or up.

So 811, 812, 865, 866, 889, 890, etc