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Hey guys,

 

Got few quick questions here and hope some of you have the answer for me! My husband and I are currently living near DC, but we are planning to move to another state while awaiting for the interview. DC office is jammed with waiting time of 9.5 month to 24.5 month... So my questions are:

1. Does moving to another state means our case will be transferred to another state local office to be scheduled for interview?

2. If that's the case, will that make the waiting even longer? I gauge the case will be processed in the order of NOA date but I'm not sure. I appreciate a lot if you guys had the similar experience and be willing to share!

 

 

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