February 2021 - AOS Filers

[miserygame 28]

On 5/30/2021 at 9:13 AM, eirinlinn said:

We are still waiting on a biometrics appointment! Has anybody without a priority date gotten their appointment set up yet?

Someone I know got the appointment scheduled, but she expedite her process with a senator PD. Late Jan. other than that I think 2 people in this thread actually got their biometrics scheduled, I think both are DACA? which I honestly think  DACA recipients are just a different case  overall -At least to myself (B1 to AOS), so their timelines might be faster I think. -

[Siggy 42]

I have been observing people who have filed their AOS from different visas like B/DACA( I-130) filers are getting their filed moved faster than K1. Who else thinks the same?😊

[miserygame 28]

35 minutes ago, Siggy said:

I have been observing people who have filed their AOS from different visas like B/DACA( I-130) filers are getting their filed moved faster than K1. Who else thinks the same?😊

Really? Cause I think it's the opposite, only DACA have been moving fast for what i've seen both here and Reddit to be honest, 

for instance, I've had  2  B visas in the  last 10 years, I had a J-1 visa and a SSN myself and I haven't got anything from the USCIS, I've taken multiple fingerprints in the past 6 years and nothing, so yeah. 

[Siggy 42]

7 minutes ago, miserygame said:

Really? Cause I think it's the opposite, only DACA have been moving fast for what i've seen both here and Reddit to be honest, 

for instance, I've had  2  B visas in the  last 10 years, I had a J-1 visa and a SSN myself and I haven't got anything from the USCIS, I've taken multiple fingerprints in the past 6 years and nothing, so yeah. 

Hmmm, not single k1 visa filer from feb and March got any kind of bio or rfe; it's my observation.  I could be wrong. 

[miserygame 28]

37 minutes ago, Siggy said:

Hmmm, not single k1 visa filer from feb and March got any kind of bio or rfe; it's my observation.  I could be wrong. 

by B/K1 you mean B as B1/B2 visa? I'm confused now haha

[Siggy 42]

22 minutes ago, miserygame said:

by B/K1 you mean B as B1/B2 visa? I'm confused now haha

B1/B2 are different k1 is fiance visa

[miserygame 28]

9 minutes ago, Siggy said:

B1/B2 are different k1 is fiance visa

Oh, gotcha, sorry i got confused, then I agree with what you said, I'm not a k-1 myself (came thru b1/b2) so i can't talk about it, but I do remember talking with my attorney back in the early days and she didn't suggest me to do the whole thing thru with k-1 because it's taking years to process. 

[Siggy 42]

Just now, miserygame said:

Oh, gotcha, sorry i got confused, then I agree with what you said, I'm not a k-1 myself (came thru b1/b2) so i can't talk about it, but I do remember talking with my attorney back in the early days and she didn't suggest me to do the whole thing thru with k-1 because it's taking years to process. 

Yes, your attorney is right.

[Jacobian 9]

On 6/1/2021 at 8:42 AM, miserygame said:

Really? Cause I think it's the opposite, only DACA have been moving fast for what i've seen both here and Reddit to be honest, 

for instance, I've had  2  B visas in the  last 10 years, I had a J-1 visa and a SSN myself and I haven't got anything from the USCIS, I've taken multiple fingerprints in the past 6 years and nothing, so yeah. 

In that event, they might re-use your previous fingerprints. I have come across some recent posts where people said that their biometrics from the past were re-used.

So, you could also get lucky. 

[parents2021 9]

Received an RFE for the i-693 (AOS for my parents) -- have the completed, sealed forms ready. The notice i received mentions to not mail the forms until further instruction - wondering if any one else in the same situation? I'm worried since the MD informed me that the completed forms are only valid for 60 days from the day the MD signed and sealed the envelope. 

[Diamda2005 27]

1 minute ago, parents2021 said:

Received an RFE for the i-693 (AOS for my parents) -- have the completed, sealed forms ready. The notice i received mentions to not mail the forms until further instruction - wondering if any one else in the same situation? I'm worried since the MD informed me that the completed forms are only valid for 60 days from the day the MD signed and sealed the envelope. 

Same thing I received too.

not to mail it yet and that I should receive a different notice how to proceed 

from others that i know were asked to bring to the interview 

I don’t know for parents if apply the same rule

[miserygame 28]

6 hours ago, parents2021 said:

Received an RFE for the i-693 (AOS for my parents) -- have the completed, sealed forms ready. The notice i received mentions to not mail the forms until further instruction - wondering if any one else in the same situation? I'm worried since the MD informed me that the completed forms are only valid for 60 days from the day the MD signed and sealed the envelope. 

Same here, with the same instructions 

[SpaceX 4]

On 5/24/2021 at 12:46 PM, Diamda2005 said:

I have an account on uscis and there i can see any new updates.

 

 

My friend, that is impossible! Biometric Appointments will never show up on the USCIS Case Status.  

[Diamda2005 27]

3 minutes ago, SpaceX said:

My friend, that is impossible! Biometric Appointments will never show up on the USCIS Case Status.  

 

[Diamda2005 27]

6 minutes ago, SpaceX said:

My friend, that is impossible! Biometric Appointments will never show up on the USCIS Case Status.  

Like that is showing, so it looks like you can see when you have an appointment on the account from uscis