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Those transfers are fairly common as they balance the workload.

 

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Yyp.... twice even, lol. And still nothing since, no mail. 

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On 10/14/2019 at 6:40 AM, Izor said:

Yyp.... twice even, lol. And still nothing since, no mail. 

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We have a nearly identical timeline with both the fingerprint review completion and case transferred twice. There´s only a few days difference in the fingerprint reviews, everything else exactly the same.

 

I got yesterday a letter in the mail saying that my case was transferred to Potomac so probably you´ll get one soon too. Good thing is that the processing times in that processing center are between 14 to 16.5 months.

 

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