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[tamarae 0]

So we mail our packets into the chicago address.

Then they eventually process it and assign us an interview date/place, is that correct?

I wonder where our interview will be. We live in Lubbock TX.

The nearest texas office to us is Dallas (6 hr drive), as far as I can tell.

That mean we need to start saving up for a road trip? hehe

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Innitial processing is done and then when its ready for interview it is stored until your local office says its ready... a letter with time and date and place is then sent to you.....

Not sure where your local office is.... I a sure other may be able to help..

Kezzie

[Jenn! 918]

Where to File:

Special Information for Persons Living in the Dallas, Texas Area:

The Dallas District office is conducting a pilot program designed to test our ability to complete the adjustment of status process within 90 days of filing, eliminating the need for interim employment and travel authorization documents and their associated costs. Should you choose to participate in the pilot program, and if you are eligible, you will be able to schedule your appointment time through InfoPass. If your application is complete, you will have your interview for permanent residence on the scheduled date. Read about the Pilot Program at http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/dal...ot_overview.htm

[tamarae 0]

Where to File:

Special Information for Persons Living in the Dallas, Texas Area:

The Dallas District office is conducting a pilot program designed to test our ability to complete the adjustment of status process within 90 days of filing, eliminating the need for interim employment and travel authorization documents and their associated costs. Should you choose to participate in the pilot program, and if you are eligible, you will be able to schedule your appointment time through InfoPass. If your application is complete, you will have your interview for permanent residence on the scheduled date. Read about the Pilot Program at http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/dal...ot_overview.htm

Score!

Thank you very much Jenn!

[hcj 0]

Here is where you can check if your county is served by the Dallas office:

http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/dallas/aboutus.htm

They do list Lubbock county so assuming Lubbock is in Lubbock county, Dallas is indeed your office and you can do the pilot program (DORA).