April 2016 AOS Filers

[Moslund 94]

I didn't overstay my visa at all - the VWP (Esta) allows you to stay for 90 days and all our documents were filed within the 90 days. Is it still safe for me to leave?

I want to say yes cause once an application has been filed your can legally stay until a decision has been made... I wouldn't full take my word for it cause I'm no 100% sure

[Moslund 94]

Today I decided to call Uscis and talk with a tier 2 to see where my case had been assigned to an offer yet... It's been 44days since Harlingen received my case and sadly it's not been assigned yet... Thinking of calling in around 2 weeks hopfully by then my case will be assigned... The wait goes on... How the rest of the April files holding out?

[JudithF 1]

Hi guys, I am a March filer but wanted to check in with you to see if there is anyone here with San Francisco office?

I still havent received a decision or interview date for my greencard...I was wondering if anyone else is still waiting too

Thanks

[Kaykee7789 5]

Hi guys, I am a March filer but wanted to check in with you to see if there is anyone here with San Francisco office?

I still havent received a decision or interview date for my greencard...I was wondering if anyone else is still waiting too

Thanks

Hi, I'm from San Francisco too an April filer. I haven't received any schedule yet for interview. My case says "Ready to be scheduled for interview" since May 30.

[shrb 5]

Hi guys, I am a March filer but wanted to check in with you to see if there is anyone here with San Francisco office?

I still havent received a decision or interview date for my greencard...I was wondering if anyone else is still waiting too

Thanks

Hi, I'm from San Francisco too an April filer. I haven't received any schedule yet for interview. My case says "Ready to be scheduled for interview" since May 30.

One more here from SF. Case ready for interview since June.

Waiting time seems to be around 8 to 9 months. December 2015 filers are just getting their interviews scheduled. We will be due last days of december, or early next year

Edited September 1, 2016 by shrb

[Beccaxo 1]

Today I decided to call Uscis and talk with a tier 2 to see where my case had been assigned to an offer yet... It's been 44days since Harlingen received my case and sadly it's not been assigned yet... Thinking of calling in around 2 weeks hopfully by then my case will be assigned... The wait goes on... How the rest of the April files holding out?

I'm still stuck on the same 'Fingerprint fee received', yet USCIS are not being helpful on calling, both times I've been refused a Tier 2 agent, and have no info on if my case has been transferred! Oh, and apparently they are counting days from when they say the fingerprint fee was recieved (May 7th) rather than a) when they received the packet (April 22nd) or the NOA1 date (April 25th) and therefore was told they were still within processing time.

ARGHH.

[Moslund 94]

I'm still stuck on the same 'Fingerprint fee received', yet USCIS are not being helpful on calling, both times I've been refused a Tier 2 agent, and have no info on if my case has been transferred! Oh, and apparently they are counting days from when they say the fingerprint fee was recieved (May 7th) rather than a) when they received the packet (April 22nd) or the NOA1 date (April 25th) and therefore was told they were still within processing time.

ARGHH.

I feel your pain I filled April 11th is when they recieved but my fingerprint fee recieved is May 9th almost a month after they recieved my documents!!! Atleast I know that my case has been transferred tho and where it's at so that's atleast some information I can work with... I'm assuming if they are unable to tell you if you case has been transferred then I'm sure that means it's still at NBC perhaps?? I would Definately push and push to speak with a tier 2 cause they WILL be able to tell you more information Edited September 1, 2016 by Moslund

[GaRaS 10]

My status still at fingerprint fee received until now even though I received a I-72 form for additional evidence. I find out also on the letter that my case has been transferred to Hialeah, Florida.

[Moslund 94]

My status still at fingerprint fee received until now even though I received a I-72 form for additional evidence. I find out also on the letter that my case has been transferred to Hialeah, Florida.

Do you know what date your case got transfered does it say on the letter? I only mine got transferred cause I talked to a teir 2 but I've not recieved any form of letter or status update with reguards to the transfer that took place 44days ago

[GaRaS 10]

No it did not say when it was transferred.

Do you know what date your case got transfered does it say on the letter? I only mine got transferred cause I talked to a teir 2 but I've not recieved any form of letter or status update with reguards to the transfer that took place 44days ago

[jason58555855 1]

hey guys, I had my interview yesterday. and it was pretty efficient. only took like 10 min. only covering the questions of , name , address, DOB. and that's it.

the officer then explained the conditional card.. and that's it.

but after I walked out, I realized that he didn't even take my work permit and I didn't get any paper, like a result paper. My online status hasn't changed yet.

does anyone have similar experience before?

[maruska&chris 7]

I can finally submit an online request about my case!!! We'll see what is going to happen next!

[Moslund 94]

I can finally submit an online request about my case!!! We'll see what is going to happen next!

Is that just service request you submitted? How do they determine when your outside normal processing times? Is it when are certain amount of months have passed? I'm contemplating doing a service request but I don't know how they gauge "outside of normal processing times"... My case has been at a local office for 45days and still at fingerprint fee recieved... The 11th will be 5months for me

Edited September 2, 2016 by Moslund

[maruska&chris 7]

Is that just service request you submitted? How do they determine when your outside normal processing times? Is it when are certain amount of months have passed? I'm contemplating doing a service request but I don't know how they gauge "outside of normal processing times"... My case has been at a local office for 45days and still at fingerprint fee recieved... The 11th will be 5months for me

I think it depends on the processing time of your local office. Just try to submit it. If you can't, it'll tell you that it's still in a normal processing time.

[Moslund 94]

I think it depends on the processing time of your local office. Just try to submit it. If you can't, it'll tell you that it's still in a normal processing time.

thats the thing tho its not at my local office its at a local office out of state.. im in virignia and its at a local office in texas so would it go off the data from the norfolk, virginia office cause that is where an interview would take place if i need 1 or would of go off the current location of my where my case currently is which is texas... I guess the only way of knowing is it to to submit it and see what message it get... I dont overly trust the processing data times they post on there website even tho its delayed by 1.5-2months.. thanks for the info!!

Edited September 2, 2016 by Moslund