Others approved before

[Boiler 45,525]

Most unusual for it to take that long, I would assume it is hung up somewhere.

[Londonergirl 133]

3 hours ago, Boiler said:

Most unusual for it to take that long, I would assume it is hung up somewhere.

Exactly. I just don't know what it can be. 

[Sumariatigz 2]

On 2/19/2018 at 12:13 AM, Londonergirl said:

I applied in August. I have not received either EAD or GC. I have not had any RFE. I had my biometrics in September. The field office has been super quick with other cases even before I applied (I look at others history). So it just made me worry a bit when I see that others who applied after me are already approved. I understand that it is in normal process time but it is just weird that others being approved and I dont even have my EAD.

I applied on June n next week Feb 26 is my biometric. Can you imagine that? 😪

[Ilovecake 11]

1 hour ago, Sumariatigz said:

I applied on June n next week Feb 26 is my biometric. Can you imagine that? 😪

Unbelievable!!!!! Why do you think that is? 

Where is your local office? 

 

I applied in September and my biometrics was in December (only because I missed my original biometrics in October - the appointment letter was sent to my old address). 

 

How have you stayed so patient? Did you raise any SR or call them to enquire about your case? 

[Londonergirl 133]

3 hours ago, Ilovecake said:

Unbelievable!!!!! Why do you think that is? 

Where is your local office? 

 

I applied in September and my biometrics was in December (only because I missed my original biometrics in October - the appointment letter was sent to my old address). 

 

How have you stayed so patient? Did you raise any SR or call them to enquire about your case? 

Was it sent to your old address even though you had changed it...? I get a bit nervous now as I actually changed my address. 

Before I changed my address, USCIS sent two NOA to our mailing address (post box) and one NOA to our residential address :S 

Edited February 20, 2018 by Londonergirl

[Ilovecake 11]

17 minutes ago, Londonergirl said:

Was it sent to your old address even though you had changed it...? I get a bit nervous now as I actually changed my address. 

Before I changed my address, USCIS sent two NOA to our mailing address (post box) and one NOA to our residential address :S 

Yes, even though I changed my address with USCIS back in early October 2017 they were still sending mail to my old address up until January 2018. 

 

I also done USPS mail forwarding to my new address, but that is very unreliable. They were not forwarding all of our mail including our biometrics appointment letter. 

 

1st time I attempted to change my address with USCIS, they sent me a letter (to my new address) a few weeks after telling me they could find any information on my applications. 

 

I called them and they supposedly put in a service request to change my address. 

 

I called many time to find out info on my applications and each time I found they still did not update my address. The service request to update my addess had been ignored for months. 

 

December 2017, our former Landlord was kind enough to give us our mail that had continued going to the old address. My biometrics notice was there and I found that I had been scheduled for my biometrics back in mid October. 

 

What really annoyed me is that I went to an infopass on November 6th 2017 and asked if I had missed my biometrics yet and I was told no! I don't understand how the agent at the field office could not see I missed my biometrics a month prior. 

 

Tier 2 can tell you what has been mailed to you and when. I usually call to ask if I have been sent any RFEs, because I  am still worried about not receiving mail after what I've been through. 

 

Also, none of my receipt numbers work in the Case status up till now.