Moving after Filling: Will my assigned office remain the same?

[itsesther 1]

We filled a marriage based AOS (from a F1 Visa) back in November. It went pretty fast at the beginning (got my EAD/AP card in like 60 days) but my case seem to be stale now

 

Anyway, my question here. We live in North West Florida and were assigned to the New Orleans LA Field Office. My husband has orders to New Mexico, and we'll be moving around the first week of July. Once we move, would our assigned office be the same? Or would our case be transferred? I'd hate to have to come down to New Orleans for our interview..

 

And since I'm here (let me know if I should open a different thread) I have another questions about the interview. With my luck, I'm afraid my husband is going to be deployed for our interview. Could we move the interview date or would it be okay if I go by myself?

 

TL;DR
If we move, would our case get transferred to a different office?

Could we change the interview date if husband is deployed?

 

Thanks!!! 

[azblk 338]

3 hours ago, itsesther said:

We filled a marriage based AOS (from a F1 Visa) back in November. It went pretty fast at the beginning (got my EAD/AP card in like 60 days) but my case seem to be stale now

 

Anyway, my question here. We live in North West Florida and were assigned to the New Orleans LA Field Office. My husband has orders to New Mexico, and we'll be moving around the first week of July. Once we move, would our assigned office be the same? Or would our case be transferred? I'd hate to have to come down to New Orleans for our interview..

 

And since I'm here (let me know if I should open a different thread) I have another questions about the interview. With my luck, I'm afraid my husband is going to be deployed for our interview. Could we move the interview date or would it be okay if I go by myself?

 

TL;DR
If we move, would our case get transferred to a different office?

Could we change the interview date if husband is deployed?

 

Thanks!!! 

it will be a different office. As the spouse of a service member, The process normally moves very very fast. Chances are you will have you case decided before you move. Have you husband contact the his immigration liaison officer.

[itsesther 1]

19 hours ago, azblk said:

it will be a different office. As the spouse of a service member, The process normally moves very very fast. Chances are you will have you case decided before you move. Have you husband contact the his immigration liaison officer.

Thank you so much for your help!

 

Will the immigration liaison officer be able to speed up the process or something?

[azblk 338]

3 hours ago, itsesther said:

Thank you so much for your help!

 

Will the immigration liaison officer be able to speed up the process or something?

Possibly. Military members get priority processing. Its probably your back ground check that is holding up the process