December 2019 filers of AOS

[Wayne386 127]

12 minutes ago, PP31 said:

aah thats new. I've seen instances where people got the bio appt lettre and NOAs on the same day but not this... Well you got the important one . You can always request a copy of the NOAs if you dont receive it. or call the customer service to ask them what your Receipt Numbers are to start tracking 

I did already get the receipt numbers via text Monday at 12:47 am, just not NOA and surprised to see this lol

[dekk123 44]

21 hours ago, Wayne386 said:

Another update lol. I got my bio appointment but still no NOA as yet. Trying to sign up for Informed Delivery via USPS to see if I can get better updates there. Still happy nontheless lol!!!

Congrats on the appointment! When are you scheduled for? I concur with the previous messages and would try to contact USCIS to receive copies of your NOAs1 for your records. 

[Wayne386 127]

6 minutes ago, dekk123 said:

Congrats on the appointment! When are you scheduled for? I concur with the previous messages and would try to contact USCIS to receive copies of your NOAs1 for your records. 

Im scheduled for the 28th of this month. Is there a link to request the copies or I would just have to call them?

[dekk123 44]

6 minutes ago, Wayne386 said:

Im scheduled for the 28th of this month. Is there a link to request the copies or I would just have to call them?

This is what I found: USCIS instructs customers who have not received a USCIS document or card within 30 days of notification to call the USCIS Contact Center at 1-800-375-5283

[Wayne386 127]

Just now, dekk123 said:

This is what I found: USCIS instructs customers who have not received a USCIS document or card within 30 days of notification to call the USCIS Contact Center at 1-800-375-5283

Ok thanks. Will call them and see what they say.

[PP31 53]

There is moment with the cases of November filers. Some even received their interview dates scheduled. Hope we see some movement with our cases too soon. 

 

For a terribly impatient person like me, this is quite the challenge to keep still with a process that doesn't follow a steady path 

Edited January 23, 2020 by PP31

[Wayne386 127]

1 minute ago, PP31 said:

There is moment with the cases of November filers. Some even received their interview dates scheduled. Hope we see some movement with our cases too soon. 

 

For a terribly impatient person like me, this is quite the challenge to keep still with a process that doesn't follow a steady path 

Haha I try to be patient. I am going to do my Bio on Tuesday, so after that I will be seeing how fast the Orlando field office is processing cases.

[PP31 53]

Just now, Wayne386 said:

Haha I try to be patient. I am going to do my Bio on Tuesday, so after that I will be seeing how fast the Orlando field office is processing cases.

 It'll definitely be faster than Dallas, Texas which is taking anywhere from a year and above to schedule interviews.

[Ashley Marin 15]

44 minutes ago, PP31 said:

There is moment with the cases of November filers. Some even received their interview dates scheduled. Hope we see some movement with our cases too soon. 

 

For a terribly impatient person like me, this is quite the challenge to keep still with a process that doesn't follow a steady path 

It does seem to be following a steady path for people from the same locations so we just need to wait until people from Dallas start getting scheduled I guess  

[dekk123 44]

Update:

got my biometrics today. As usual, very quick procedure, waiting time and biometrics about 30 min. I think I was mostly scared of having to drive on the highway under a snow storm. But thankfully the field office was open and I am already home safe and sound.

and yes! Hopefully our cases will move faster as well.

Edited January 23, 2020 by dekk123

[dekk123 44]

1 hour ago, PP31 said:

 It'll definitely be faster than Dallas, Texas which is taking anywhere from a year and above to schedule interviews.

Did you receive any update on your case tracker since your biometrics appt?

[PP31 53]

6 minutes ago, dekk123 said:

Did you receive any update on your case tracker since your biometrics appt?

The very same day - later in the evening, after my biometrics appointment I got this update - I-485, I-765 : Cases were updated to show that the Fingerprints were taken.

No changes since then. Should see another update in the next 20 days I suppose, if everything goes per the schedule  

Edited January 23, 2020 by PP31

[jmn1012 25]

7 hours ago, PP31 said:

There is moment with the cases of November filers. Some even received their interview dates scheduled. Hope we see some movement with our cases too soon. 

 

For a terribly impatient person like me, this is quite the challenge to keep still with a process that doesn't follow a steady path 

Perhaps the timelines are different to schedule the interview for an employment based I-485 and family?based I filed in Oct 2019, my PD is current however my case has not been updated since 4 hours after my bio. appointment back on Dec 10th 2019. My children, which are on the same petition had their bio. appointments a week ago and zero updates on their case...... Perhaps they just like to keep people guessing

[PP31 53]

13 hours ago, jmn1012 said:

Perhaps the timelines are different to schedule the interview for an employment based I-485 and family?based I filed in Oct 2019, my PD is current however my case has not been updated since 4 hours after my bio. appointment back on Dec 10th 2019. My children, which are on the same petition had their bio. appointments a week ago and zero updates on their case...... Perhaps they just like to keep people guessing

I think the interview schedules kind of depend on the local offices and how busy they are. But I'm not sure about the employment based I-485. I'm adjusting my status from H1B based on marriage to a USC. so I honestly don't know how employment based I-485 works. The only thing I know is that USCIS is anything but predictable  . I've tried to estimate my timeline based on others experience but hasn't worked out for me. 

[Wayne386 127]

3 hours ago, PP31 said:

I think the interview schedules kind of depend on the local offices and how busy they are. But I'm not sure about the employment based I-485. I'm adjusting my status from H1B based on marriage to a USC. so I honestly don't know how employment based I-485 works. The only thing I know is that USCIS is anything but predictable  . I've tried to estimate my timeline based on others experience but hasn't worked out for me. 

I've tried to estimate my timeline based on others experience when it came on to getting the NOA and it was a near hit lol. After my bio then I can do some real estimates.

 

PS. For anyone in Florida that is stuck in the house and doing their AOS, once you get your NOA, go get a Drivers License if you havent already. At least that way you can give yourself a little sense of independence and freedom while waiting on your EAD or anything else. 😉😎