Transferred to CSC, now transferred to Missouri?

[Elena 0]

When our file was transferred to CSC, I thought it was a good sign. Today, I recieved an email saying the file has been sent to Missouri. Is this normal? Does this mean we'll have to do an interview? I don't understand. We were hoping to receive the green card soon without an interview. Can anyone shed some light on what usually happens now?

[Kez/JWolf 6]

You may well get called for an interview.... that could be why the case was returned to Missouri so it can be forwarded to your local office...

Good Luck

Kez

[LaL 418]

others have had this happen as well. One that I recall actually had her case go from CSC ---> MSC back to CSC. you will either get an interview or be transferred back to CSC.

[Elena 0]

I was just quickly reading some past postings and people have said that getting transferred back to Missouri is rare. Now this makes me worry even more. Up to this point, we haven't had any problems, not even an RFE. I did notice that our case was touched on 3/2/07, 3/5/07, and 3/13/07 but I was hoping it meant good news. Then today I got the email. I'm just feeling down because we were so excited to get transferred to CSC. It's the rollercoaster ride and the not knowing that's unbearable. I'm sure everyone here can relate.

[rebeccajo 14]

..... It's the rollercoaster ride and the not knowing that's unbearable. I'm sure everyone here can relate.

Yes we can.

But what's wrong with getting called for an interview? Back in 'the day', everybody was interviewed. It's not like an interview is a bad thing. It doesn't mean you are any less a couple.

We had an interview and lived to tell about it.

I think there's a big misconception in this community that NOT being interviewed somehow makes your case 'superior'. Fact of the matter is it's the luck of where your service center is, if they are backlogged or not, and if you happen to get pulled into the statistical pile.

[KarenCee 3]

..... It's the rollercoaster ride and the not knowing that's unbearable. I'm sure everyone here can relate.

Yes we can.

But what's wrong with getting called for an interview? Back in 'the day', everybodywas interviewed. It's not like an interview is a bad thing. It doesn't mean you are any less a couple.

We had an interview and lived to tell about it.

I think there's a big misconception in this community that NOT being interviewed somehow makes your case 'superior'. Fact of the matter is it's the luck of where your service center is, if they are backlogged or not, and if you happen to get pulled into the statistical pile.

I agree with that too. Everyone even prays for a transfer...even I thought it would be a good thing. It still may be.

[Elena 0]

..... It's the rollercoaster ride and the not knowing that's unbearable. I'm sure everyone here can relate.

Yes we can.

But what's wrong with getting called for an interview? Back in 'the day', everybody was interviewed. It's not like an interview is a bad thing. It doesn't mean you are any less a couple.

We had an interview and lived to tell about it.

I think there's a big misconception in this community that NOT being interviewed somehow makes your case 'superior'. Fact of the matter is it's the luck of where your service center is, if they are backlogged or not, and if you happen to get pulled into the statistical pile.

There's nothing "wrong" with getting an interview but it means there's another hurdle to jump through. We've all jumped through enough hurdles in this whole process so having one less hurdle would mean so much, especially since our file already got to CSC. Our local service center is Atlanta and I can't imagine that Atlanta is moving any faster for them to send the file back. I thought our case was pretty straight forward, no co-sponsors, no dependents, no RFE's to this point. Now, we have to think about and consider all the possible reasons why our case would be sent back. It's just very stressful.

[rebeccajo 14]

..... It's the rollercoaster ride and the not knowing that's unbearable. I'm sure everyone here can relate.

Yes we can.

But what's wrong with getting called for an interview? Back in 'the day', everybody was interviewed. It's not like an interview is a bad thing. It doesn't mean you are any less a couple.

We had an interview and lived to tell about it.

I think there's a big misconception in this community that NOT being interviewed somehow makes your case 'superior'. Fact of the matter is it's the luck of where your service center is, if they are backlogged or not, and if you happen to get pulled into the statistical pile.

There's nothing "wrong" with getting an interview but it means there's another hurdle to jump through. We've all jumped through enough hurdles in this whole process so having one less hurdle would mean so much, especially since our file already got to CSC. Our local service center is Atlanta and I can't imagine that Atlanta is moving any faster for them to send the file back. I thought our case was pretty straight forward, no co-sponsors, no dependents, no RFE's to this point. Now, we have to think about and consider all the possible reasons why our case would be sent back. It's just very stressful.

See. There ya go.

You are overemphasizing what a CSC transfer means and you've gotten yourself all worried.

An interview is NORMAL. Stop buying into all the nonsense you read posted about the grand and wonderful CSC transfer. Most of it is bogus.

[Billy 0]

..... It's the rollercoaster ride and the not knowing that's unbearable. I'm sure everyone here can relate.

Yes we can.

But what's wrong with getting called for an interview? Back in 'the day', everybody was interviewed. It's not like an interview is a bad thing. It doesn't mean you are any less a couple.

We had an interview and lived to tell about it.

I think there's a big misconception in this community that NOT being interviewed somehow makes your case 'superior'. Fact of the matter is it's the luck of where your service center is, if they are backlogged or not, and if you happen to get pulled into the statistical pile.

There's nothing "wrong" with getting an interview but it means there's another hurdle to jump through. We've all jumped through enough hurdles in this whole process so having one less hurdle would mean so much, especially since our file already got to CSC. Our local service center is Atlanta and I can't imagine that Atlanta is moving any faster for them to send the file back. I thought our case was pretty straight forward, no co-sponsors, no dependents, no RFE's to this point. Now, we have to think about and consider all the possible reasons why our case would be sent back. It's just very stressful.

See. There ya go.

You are overemphasizing what a CSC transfer means and you've gotten yourself all worried.

An interview is NORMAL. Stop buying into all the nonsense you read posted about the grand and wonderful CSC transfer. Most of it is bogus.

Hi Elena!

Dont worry about your case being transfered back to MSC. As long as you have all the documents, proof of your bonifide relationship. you have nothing to worry about. I have never felt superior when my case was sent to CSC. I have copies of my document and proof of our relationship ready for my AOS in case our files were transferred back to MSC. I am wishing you the best on your journey.

Billy

[Elena 0]

Hi Billy,

Thanks for your words of encouragement.

Edited March 14, 2007 by Elena

[billsgirl 0]

this is what just happened to me as well.....i was transfered to cali...then received notification that it was sent back to Vermont where i am now living. they just sent me notification of our interviews for the 26th of march....hope all goes well....seeing that i have a son who will turn 21 in april....good luck to you.....Deb

[rebeccajo 14]

Deb - stay on them about the AOS for your oldest son. If they tell you he is namecheck, demand an expedite.

You might want to look at uscis.gov for the 2/20/07 press release regarding Criteria For Expedite. Age-out of a child is on the list of reasons. If I went to my AOS interview and they told me my nearly 21 year-old child was stuck in namecheck, I would be breathing fire down their necks with this memo.

[lisaf 0]

this is what just happened to me as well.....i was transfered to cali...then received notification that it was sent back to Vermont where i am now living. they just sent me notification of our interviews for the 26th of march....hope all goes well....seeing that i have a son who will turn 21 in april....good luck to you.....Deb

that may be exactly why you were transferred billsgirl, if you'd stayed at CSC it may well have been too late for your son by the time it was processed???

[rebeccajo 14]

this is what just happened to me as well.....i was transfered to cali...then received notification that it was sent back to Vermont where i am now living. they just sent me notification of our interviews for the 26th of march....hope all goes well....seeing that i have a son who will turn 21 in april....good luck to you.....Deb

that may be exactly why you were transferred billsgirl, if you'd stayed at CSC it may well have been too late for your son by the time it was processed???

Either that or transferred simply because there were K2's as well.

[Mirlan 0]

Hi Elena i do Agree with Billy ....if you Trust in yourself and What you have ( Dont mean bad ) but Words Of Encouragement you Will Always receive them from me and my Wife ...you have not to Worry about anything , ! I had my interview in morocco for 2 hours and half for my Visa K-1 and i Was receive all kind of Questions you know And Till now nothing worried me because betwine my wife and me there is a True Real love ...

Greetings from mirlan and Mirlana We encourage You and Send you All Kind of Power For your case and journey !