Even Tier-2 officers don't have correct I-751 info?

[hy2934 2]

All,

As some of you might have seen from my other posts that I received an RFE on Feb 18th by mail. I will be mailing the response packet tomorrow. Now, I decided to call USCIS and "check" if they have the info on this RFE (I plan to be away for 6 weeks on business trip, and needed that I can call and ask if they have sent any interview letter while I am away).

So, I talked to a tier 2 officer today, and told him that I am currently out of my state and want to know if USCIS has sent any RFE for my case. Gave him both I-751 and CRI89 receipt numbers. He checked in his system for a minute, and told me they havent sent anything. I asked him if there is any chance their system may not be updated, but he told me everything should show up in the system if there is any activity.

So, anyway, that has gotten me worried. Obviously their system is not updated, and if they do send me an interview letter, how on earth can I check on that while I am away on business trip? And whats the typical timeframe they provide for interview? Like RFE usually gives you anywhere from 50-90 or more days...

any ideas?

[DC85 113]

Just sent the RFE. I think you r over stressing.

In case an interview is required. the process to assign an interview it's gonna take at least 2 months. First, they need to examine your RFE. Then, forward your file to your local office. after that, find you an interview slot with a month notice. To calm your anxiety, you can ask one of your friends to keep checking your mail box just in case!