I-751 October 2017 filers

[I751_HK 33]

I just logged into my DHS account and there its says nothing about my recent case transfer to NSC. How two different websites are showing two different case history . When I check my status at Uscis , I can see that my case got transfered to Nebraska service center. Can you guys please help me out to understand this craziness? As you all can see the difference in status . 

 

 

[I751_HK 33]

45 minutes ago, I751_HK said:

I just logged into my DHS account and there its says nothing about my recent case transfer to NSC. How two different websites are showing two different case history . When I check my status at Uscis , I can see that my case got transfered to Nebraska service center. Can you guys please help me out to understand this craziness? As you all can see the difference in status . 

 

 

What should I believe?

[Aris & Kismet 14]

Limey, How did you notice that the case was tranferred? Did the USCIS csase status update?

[I751_HK 33]

15 minutes ago, Aris & Kismet said:

Limey, How did you notice that the case was tranferred? Did the USCIS csase status update?

Yes 

[mister-love 31]

10 hours ago, I751_HK said:

I just check on App tracker . Looks like they haven't touched any thing from oct 2017 yet

I guess they did.

There is couple of updates  with jurisdiction. 

[AlluringSoul 185]

13 hours ago, I751_HK said:

I just logged into my DHS account and there its says nothing about my recent case transfer to NSC. How two different websites are showing two different case history . When I check my status at Uscis , I can see that my case got transfered to Nebraska service center. Can you guys please help me out to understand this craziness? As you all can see the difference in status . 

 

 

What the https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do says because the other one might have a delay in updating the status. 

[Limey 551]

12 hours ago, Aris & Kismet said:

Limey, How did you notice that the case was tranferred? Did the USCIS csase status update?

I check the website periodically with my reference number to see if anything had changed. I was aware from the general timelines that i must be getting towards the period where I might see some action on the case so I'd been checking it more frequently, and I saw the updated information saying that it had been transferred. A couple of days later I got the letter in the mail telling me the same thing.

 

Whilst I will be glad to get the new GC, the waiting isn't really too bad this time. When waiting for the K1 you're itching to get it so that you can be together, and with the first GC you need it for work, travel, etc. But since I have my letter extending me to 18 months from GC expiry, its no real hassle to have to wait a little. The only irritant is that the machines at the airport see the expired GC and direct me to a human, but I don't travel outside US much more than once a year.

[NewlyNaturalized 38]

Those of you tracking the case tracker app, has there been any movement on November 2017 cases at all?

[egroeg 66]

I haven't seen anything so far, the only transferred cases so far are the September and October cases !

[Aris & Kismet 14]

@ Limey:  I agree that it hasn't been too bad until recently when my husband recently lost his mother.  We went to see an attorney in his country to see if they can assist us with getting a visitor visa for his step-father to visit and stay with us in the U.S. to help him with his grieving.  They said that it would be best for our step-father to wait for my husband to receive his 10 yr. GC in order to support his request and have it approved.  I also need to submit paperwork for my  under 21 single step-daughter to come live with us.  I'm not sure if it's best to wait for the 10 yr. GC to be approved before submitting paperwork for this as well.  So, now, due to my mother' in Law's passing,  I'm a bit more anxious to get this approved.

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

1 minute ago, Aris & Kismet said:

@ Limey:  I agree that it hasn't been too bad until recently when my husband recently lost his mother.  We went to see an attorney in his country to see if they can assist us with getting a visitor visa for his step-father to visit and stay with us in the U.S. to help him with his grieving.  They said that it would be best for our step-father to wait for my husband to receive his 10 yr. GC in order to support his request and have it approved.  I also need to submit paperwork for my  under 21 single step-daughter to come live with us.  I'm not sure if it's best to wait for the 10 yr. GC to be approved before submitting paperwork for this as well.  So, now, due to my mother' in Law's passing,  I'm a bit more anxious to get this approved.

A visitor visa to the US requires nothing from the US. Attorneys/agents usually tend to ask for useless, boilerplate documents to "support" a b2 application. 

 

B2 application asks to list relatives in the US, and thier visa status. List them as green card holders, embassy usually doesn't delve into whether its a 2-yr or 10-yr green card. 

[Aris & Kismet 14]

@WeGuyGalOK.  that's good to know.  It was an attorney in his country who gave us the suggestion.  But, I can work on the paperwork now then if that's the case.  Thank you!!!!

[David1987 43]

you did NOT just tell me that, did you?
i can't wait till 2020. u serious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

45 minutes ago, Aris & Kismet said:

@WeGuyGalOK.  that's good to know.  It was an attorney in his country who gave us the suggestion.  But, I can work on the paperwork now then if that's the case.  Thank you!!!!

urw

[Aris & Kismet 14]

Sent an inquiry to USCIS regarding the status and received a response stating that the case is currently delayed because the required security checks are still pending and a decision cannot be made on the case until the results of the security checks are received. 

 

Anyone else received this message?  I read on another thread that this is a common response from cases  from VSC on back log.  Hope this is true before I begin to freak out.