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Upgrading F2A to IR, but PD has gone past

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avpin   3

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: United Arab Emirates
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I am posting here after a short while..

My petition got upgraded to IR. Now they(USCIS) are saying my PD(3 FEB when F2A) is also changed to the day my petition got upgraded (30 OCT) and I need to wait for 4 more months for the approval. Meantime I tried a B1B2 and got denied(they are not even bothered about what I have to say or documents which I submitted). :)

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agmehta   1

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I think you should do a walkin appointment at a Field office near your wife's residence. She can take all the paperwork. People handling your case might be too junior and would have sent you a template of email. Do not worry. You do not have any waiting time. If i were you, i would go to the US embassy near my location and explain them what has happened. They can easily handle it there. Its very unfortunate that even my file is lying at vermont application center.

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Anand

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  1. Category F2A- India
  2. PD 12/30/2014 F2A 130
  3. Service Center: VSC
  4. 01/5/2015 : I-130 NOA1 -5th Jan 2015
  5. 8/27/2015: I-130 File transferred to CSC-27th Aug 2015
  6. 09/28/2015: I-130 NOA2 case approved-28th Sep 2015
  7. 10/23/2015: Requested USCIS to allow applicant to adjust Status in the US-Oct 23 2015 instead of Consular processing. Currently applicant on tourist visa B2- 10/23/2015
  8. 10/29/2015: USCIS Acceptance Confirmation Email for I485 765 131 Forms received-10/29/2015
  9. 11/3/2015: Received hard copies of NOA1 for i485 765 131
  10. 11/6/2015 Got Biometrics Appointment letter
  11. 11/17/2015 -Completed Biometrics
  12. 12/22/2015- Initial RFE for Birth Certificate- uscis asking to submit non availability BC.
  13. 01/03/2016- EAD/AP Card Approved.
  14. 01/05/2016- Received EAD/AP Card in Post
  15. 1/12/2016- Submitting Birth certificate
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messiahmommy876   2

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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I'm in a similar position as you "avpin". When I upgraded my husband's I-130 petition they said my priority date was no longer May 30th (as F2A) but now it will be Nov 21st (IR) since I have become a USC. VSC told me it would be an additional 5 month processing time also. Just been waiting patiently...

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