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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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Hi Guys,

Sorry for such a simple question, but I searched this site and can't find a basic definition of "touched".

How do you know if your case has been touched?

Does this refer only to the USCIS website Case Status Online, when the "last updated" date has changed?

Do you receive an e-mail if your case has been touched (assuming of course that you requested e-mail notification)?

I recently sent off the AOS packet and have registered an account with the USCIS website.

Thanks for your help,

Roland

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Touched means the USCIS looked at, breathed on, moved your file from one side of the desk to the other, or maybe they actually read it! It doesn't mean much, some people get touched a zillion times, some don't get touched at all.

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