Meaning of file transfer to a field office

[martincook 0]

I talked to a tier 2 officer yesterday and I was told that my file has been transferred to a Field Office.

Does it mean

1) We will be called for interview ?

2) we will receive an RFE ?

 

A response shall be highly appreciated.

[Lemon23 400]

34 minutes ago, martincook said:

I talked to a tier 2 officer yesterday and I was told that my file has been transferred to a Field Office.

Does it mean

1) We will be called for interview ?

2) we will receive an RFE ?

 

A response shall be highly appreciated.

Give us your timeline for us to be able help you and please update your profile since your profile is totally empty.

 

[martincook 0]

I have filled my timeline. Learned members, please help.

[milimelo 4,486]

Probably an interview in the works. Be prepared with updated documents of evidences you sent. 

[martincook 0]

RFE's come from Vermont or from Field Office ?

[shell20 746]

54 minutes ago, martincook said:

RFE's come from Vermont or from Field Office ?

Interesting question. I think but not 100 percent RFES come from Vermont. I think they look at your file and if there is something missing they ask for further evidence.  (not 100 percent sure though).  I also believe they send the file to the local office if they are thinking of interviewing.  I don't think they can interview without the file in front of them.  I would most certainly start gathering evidence together just in case you get either, after a year of waiting for adjudication I am sure that you will have more evidence. Please keep us all informed what is happening so we can share your experience if any one else has the same question and good luck.

[martincook 0]

Thanks

[martincook 0]

Me and my wife are living in diffrent states and have logical reasons for the same. Do you think the reason

could be this?   If an interview to come from Field office, what time do you think it will take further for the interview notice.

[implife 318]

3 hours ago, martincook said:

Me and my wife are living in diffrent states and have logical reasons for the same. Do you think the reason

could be this?   If an interview to come from Field office, what time do you think it will take further for the interview notice.

It is amazing you'd think to ignore this piece of information when posting your question. I'm actually surprised you didn't get denied out right. 

Just sit tight and wait for instructions from USCIS...

Edited December 15, 2017 by implife

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

4 hours ago, martincook said:

Me and my wife are living in diffrent states and have logical reasons for the same. Do you think the reason

could be this?   If an interview to come from Field office, what time do you think it will take further for the interview notice.

 

Who knows how quickly?  Each field office operates at its own paces at different times.

 

If you are getting an interview, living in different states is definitely the reason.  It is pretty unusual.