What stage in the I-485 application process is possible to get a RFE?

[Visitor User 253]

19 minutes ago, Scandi said:

Not true.

 

The card is the greencard of course, the EAD has nothing to do with your status. It's just something you get temporarily to use while waiting for a status.

What happens if the I-485 is rejected. What happens to the EAD Card?

[Visitor User 253]

14 minutes ago, Scandi said:

Nope, with the EAD you have the right to work while waiting for your greencard/LPR status to process, it doesn't require a status, but an authorized stay (ie you are allowed to stay while the AOS is pending, and allowed to work while your AOS is pending if you have your EAD card).

 

I assume you don't have a case number, but a receipt number. It only tells you what's up with your application, nothing else.

What is the difference between the case and receipt #? How do I get a case #?

[Scandi 4,180]

1 hour ago, Visitor User said:

What is the difference between the case and receipt #? How do I get a case #?

You get receipt numbers from USCIS when they accept your cases, that's all you get for your AOS. You get case numbers from NVC when you apply for a visa, which you don't. NVC doesn't deal with AOS applications.

1 hour ago, Visitor User said:

What happens if the I-485 is rejected. What happens to the EAD Card?

The day the AOS gets denied, the EAD gets invalid.

 

Rejected is a different thing. It only means that USCIS never accepted your case and sent it back to you.

Edited October 24, 2017 by Scandi

[Visitor User 253]

Update:

 

All paperwork completed through an Immigration Attorney:

 

Priority Date: 6/9/11.

NOA - I-130: Approved: 5/19/14.

Mailed application packet on 10/2/17.

NOA - I-485/Supplement A: Received:10/4/17  // I-485/Supplement A: Notice date: 10/11/17.

NOA - I-765: Received: 10/4/17 // I-765: Notice Date: 10/11/17 (Online case status only says 10/4/17 though).

NOA - ASC: Notice Date: 10/21/17. SSN is not listed and I am not sure why? SSN was submitted in the application. USCIS A# is listed on I-485, I-765 and ASC.

 

11/6/17: 2pm appointment date Biometrics.

 

Is the application moving fairly quickly or about the same timeline?

 

Also, I know RFIE/RFE can be issued at anytime but what documents have they looked so far to make sure every evidence is there as needed to be approved?

[Scandi 4,180]

You ask a million questions, you seem super nervous. You need to sit back and relax, go to your biometrics appointment and then let the wait begin. This will take a while.

[Visitor User 253]

22 minutes ago, Scandi said:

You ask a million questions, you seem super nervous. You need to sit back and relax, go to your biometrics appointment and then let the wait begin. This will take a while.

What is the proper attire for the ASC appointment? Suit and Tie?

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

Dress nicely, nothing overly flashy, nothing overly revealing. Treat this as an interview, dress in business casual attire

[Visitor User 253]

No jeans?

[Villanelle 4,122]

You have a lot of questions. Read through some threads in the forums. Most of your questions will be answered (try using search) and you will probably learn something new as well, which is always good

 

As for RFEs or RFIE's - USCIS will review the packet when its submitted. They check everything needed is there. (dates/forms/etc) If something is missing you will get an RFE/RFIE immediately. Then it sits in line to be processed by an Officer. It can take anywhere from 3months to 12 months or longer for an Officer to pick up the case. When they do they will review it and issue an RFE if they feel its needed. 

 

So basically theres 2 points when RFEs can come. Once at the beginning when the package is received/reviewed and again when the Officer goes to adjudicate it. 

 

For the biometrics appt you can wear what you wear everyday. There is no dress code. But you are going to a gov building so dress appropriately. For the actual interview you want to dress nicely as they are evaluating you. 

[Visitor User 253]

20 minutes ago, Damara said:

You have a lot of questions. Read through some threads in the forums. Most of your questions will be answered (try using search) and you will probably learn something new as well, which is always good

 

As for RFEs or RFIE's - USCIS will review the packet when its submitted. They check everything needed is there. (dates/forms/etc) If something is missing you will get an RFE/RFIE immediately. Then it sits in line to be processed by an Officer. It can take anywhere from 3months to 12 months or longer for an Officer to pick up the case. When they do they will review it and issue an RFE if they feel its needed. 

 

So basically theres 2 points when RFEs can come. Once at the beginning when the package is received/reviewed and again when the Officer goes to adjudicate it. 

 

For the biometrics appt you can wear what you wear everyday. There is no dress code. But you are going to a gov building so dress appropriately. For the actual interview you want to dress nicely as they are evaluating you. 

Thank you so much.

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

1 hour ago, Visitor User said:

No jeans?

I would not wear jeans, you are trying to male a positive impression, clothing is a very big impression on people, jeans (to me) don’t seem to give a good impression

[Visitor User 253]

Logged into USCIS account and it shows:

 

10/31/2017

On October 31, 2017, your request to correct an error on your document or notice, referral number TIDxxxxx~, was completed.

• 10/31/2017
  

  On October 31, 2017, we sent a response to your request to correct an error on your document or notice, referral number T1Dxxxxx~.

• 10/31/2017
  

  On October 31, 2017, your request to correct an error on your document or notice, referral number T1Dxxxx~, was assigned to an officer for response.

   

  Does this mean they corrected the birth year?

Edited November 1, 2017 by Visitor User

[Visitor User 253]

Anyone?

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

22 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

Anyone?

I’d assume the lack of an answer indicates that no one knows what is in your letter, it appears to me that it means they assigned an officer to respond to you

[Visitor User 253]

When does it say completed on 10/31? Also, can I ask the staff to correct it at the ASC Biometrics appointment?