I-751 February 2017 Filers [merged threads]

[NewlyNaturalized 38]

22 hours ago, shell20 said:

Firstly, you have done great posting! Secondly, CONGRATULATIONS!!!  VSC are on a roll, however I am adamant that CSC will pick up this year and if they don't I shall eat my mums old school hat, with a touch of salad cream! (school hats aren't that tasty). Sorry mum (RIP)  if i have too, but I doubt I will, just know CSC will!

Can I ask how you know this? Do you have connections at CSC? I would very much like to believe that you are correct! I read the theory about DACA applications slowing down now, but that doesn't necessarily mean they will work on 751 instead does it? 

[shell20 746]

1 hour ago, LTGermany said:

Can I ask how you know this? Do you have connections at CSC? I would very much like to believe that you are correct! I read the theory about DACA applications slowing down now, but that doesn't necessarily mean they will work on 751 instead does it? 

I feel they are going to speed up, no I don't have connections with CSC, simple deductions from what I have read over the months and I have read and read and read.  And yeah it doesn't mean they will necessarily work on ROC, but I tend to look on the more positive side of things rather than being SO negative and such!

[corvusheart 163]

Things may be speeding up for CSC. Earlier this week the VJ processing times for ROC for CSC was first week of September 2016 now its last week of September 2016 at the end of the week.

[NewlyNaturalized 38]

Thank you, I am really hoping it does speed up! 

[rhirhi 35]

I've been pretty relaxed about this whole process thus far, but now that some fellow VSC'ers are getting approved, I'm getting kinda antsy

[Jo Së 200]

9 hours ago, corvusheart said:

Things may be speeding up for CSC. Earlier this week the VJ processing times for ROC for CSC was first week of September 2016 now its last week of September 2016 at the end of the week.

As of a few minutes ago, per USCIS, they are processing ROC cases as of dated: 20 August 2016 

[Jo Së 200]

Can we be added to the list please.  I haven't been active on VJ for a while and the wait was starting to make us wonder what was going on.  I see that not many have been approved yet.

 

Lifting Conditions Event Date CIS Office : California Service Center Date Filed : 2017-01-31 NOA Date : 2017-02-02 RFE(s) :   Bio. Appt. : 2017-02-23

[geelongfan 2]

1 hour ago, Jo Së said:

As of a few minutes ago, per USCIS, they are processing ROC cases as of dated: 20 August 2016 

This puts us about 5 months to go at CSC. ughhhhh

[corvusheart 163]

11 hours ago, Jo Së said:

As of a few minutes ago, per USCIS, they are processing ROC cases as of dated: 20 August 2016 

Yes its said that on the USCIS site for a while, I just said it's changed on VJ which is based on the average of VJrs reporting their approvals.

[Jo Së 200]

17 minutes ago, corvusheart said:

Yes its said that on the USCIS site for a while, I just said it's changed on VJ which is based on the average of VJrs reporting their approvals.

That's good.  When we first filed we didn't think the ROC process would be this long.   

 

Does anyone know what percentage of filers get interviewed?  

[shell20 746]

27 minutes ago, Jo Së said:

That's good.  When we first filed we didn't think the ROC process would be this long.   

 

Does anyone know what percentage of filers get interviewed?  

Not many at all, normally divorce waivers and sometimes L1 visas  or people who don't send enough evidence. i guess they go by weight on the package with that one.  In all I would say around 10 percent.  However, there is talk of rolling out interviews for ROC, but seeing as they don't have the man power to interview all AOS, then that's probably not in the pipeline for a while.

[shell20 746]

Well Peeps, i hope this week there are plenty of approvals and again I hope CSC begin to pick up pace! Good luck everyone and have a wonderful week!

[Cincyman 127]

14 hours ago, Jo Së said:

As of a few minutes ago, per USCIS, they are processing ROC cases as of dated: 20 August 2016 

That is true, but if you look down of the page "on the right side" you will see that the last update was in Jan 5, 2018 

2 hours ago, shell20 said:

Well Peeps, i hope this week there are plenty of approvals and again I hope CSC begin to pick up pace! Good luck everyone and have a wonderful week!

Thank you shell20, I hope that too!  

[corvusheart 163]

7 hours ago, shell20 said:

Not many at all, normally divorce waivers and sometimes L1 visas  or people who don't send enough evidence. i guess they go by weight on the package with that one.  In all I would say around 10 percent.  However, there is talk of rolling out interviews for ROC, but seeing as they don't have the man power to interview all AOS, then that's probably not in the pipeline for a while.

Do you mean physical weight of the package or the amount of evidence?

[shell20 746]

1 hour ago, corvusheart said:

Do you mean physical weight of the package or the amount of evidence?

I mean physical weight.  There was a case recently on VJ, said no idea why I have been called for interview, as i sent a package weighing a pound.  Looking at my package and a friends package weighing over !0lbs, I realised it may set of alarm bells to USCIS, perhaps they open them and scan them immediately?  Not sure, but this particular case was received and within two months they had a letter for interview. 

 

I read an article online, that stated its rare to have an interview for ROC, but the case that will tend to have an interview are cases with little evidence, or too much and also other red flags.  Apparently and this is hearsay or from an article I read if there is too little evidence, you will be called for interview, too much evidence (and they go by weight on this one) they will send it to your field office as they don't have time to go through such a large file, which is understandable with the HUGE workload that they receive per annum.