AOS/EAD May filers

[bora bora 1]

Hello fellows!

No touches here either, just wanted to know cause my biometrics are tomorrow, what is it other than the fingerprints and the picture??

Thanks!

That's it. Bring an ID (state or passport), the biometrics letter, and if the person getting the biometrics done is the woman - bring your marriage certificate to show change of surname.

Good luck

[Arazia 0]

We got another touch this morning.

This is the fourth touch since it was transfered to CSC.

As my husband says 'I hope that's a good thing.'

At least I know someone is doing something with the application.

Although I still think they are just tossing it from desk to desk to get my hopes up. *fistshake*

[JessiPooh 0]

Congrats on all the touches.

[Jashley820 0]

Touched again this morning you guys....I think they're playing table (desk? cubicle?) tennis with my file. I just hope the person using my file as their paddle is winning!!

[Silke 1]

I came across this chart in another thread and thought it might be helpful for those of us who are interested in the AOS processing time of their local office.

[featherB 1]

Eek, just checked again and my AOS has been touched this morning, as well as last night. Can't be getting transferred or anything 'interesting' like that pre-biometrics, surely... I'm definitely thinking 'RFE' here...

[Mephys 2]

I came across this chart in another thread and thought it might be helpful for those of us who are interested in the AOS processing time of their local office.

Wow....700+ days in Florida??????What the f...!!!!!!

Eek, just checked again and my AOS has been touched this morning, as well as last night. Can't be getting transferred or anything 'interesting' like that pre-biometrics, surely... I'm definitely thinking 'RFE' here...

Thats funny that you get so many touches, we got the exact same date and mine is dead since June 5th......

[Karly-n-Bruce 0]

I came across this chart in another thread and thought it might be helpful for those of us who are interested in the AOS processing time of their local office.

Wow....700+ days in Florida??????What the f...!!!!!!

I think Orlando covers a pretty big area.

[Mephys 2]

Maybe they should think of transferring some cases.....I mean there is a Huge difference between 90 days and 700 days, for the same service I would think its not acceptable to have such a difference in the range.

[featherB 1]

Thats funny that you get so many touches, we got the exact same date and mine is dead since June 5th......

My EAD & AP are still showing June 6th... but someone in MSC has apparently had a few unfortunate coffee spillages on my AOS file! June 11th, 19th, 20th - hmm, can't imagine what they're doing with it. It makes me uneasy!

[wheeler04 0]

Eek, just checked again and my AOS has been touched this morning, as well as last night. Can't be getting transferred or anything 'interesting' like that pre-biometrics, surely... I'm definitely thinking 'RFE' here...

We got touched last night and this morning as well. Don't overthink it.

Probably nothing. But nice to know that something is happening with it somewhere....

[BlueRain77 0]

Still waiting....My husband had his Bio Appts and our completed RFE was received (acknowledged on the USCIS website). They say the AOS is still at the Missouri center...why are we not getting forwarded?? we were touched several days in a row after the BIO for his EAD but we still haven't heard anything...errrr....

[bora bora 1]

Ok, so maybe that is why we haven't had a touch since May - we live in Orlando.

[cardamom 0]

Silke,

Thanks so much for attaching the chart on processing times at local offices - if anything it provides us with a framework to psycholigically deal with waiting! I see that the LA office takes 180+ days to process an AoS, which sort of settles me (a bit).

I was hoping for a September interview, but it may be more like October! Maybe when I'm working, the wait will seem more bearable...or at least, I'll be so busy I won't have that much energy to spare on worrying.

Cheers!

[bora bora 1]

Silke,

Thanks so much for attaching the chart on processing times at local offices - if anything it provides us with a framework to psycholigically deal with waiting! I see that the LA office takes 180+ days to process an AoS, which sort of settles me (a bit).

I was hoping for a September interview, but it may be more like October! Maybe when I'm working, the wait will seem more bearable...or at least, I'll be so busy I won't have that much energy to spare on worrying.

Cheers!

I see that Orlando takes awhile, but I know there are exceptions - so I hope we're one of them.

One of my students works at some kind of immigration office in Orlando and she was saying how she saw a girl married to a USC receive her GC in 2 months.