Despite going through AOS, ROC interview NOT waived after RFE

[Rocio0010 5,579]

17 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

I know. Everyone's journey is so smooth, even joyful, thanks to the very well-oiled immigration system.

Exactly. All RFEs are given for a reason, no cases get delayed, they don’t sit on cases for no reason. 
 

 

18 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

Now I think of it, we should have saved our snarky remarks for when our process was over. 

No, feel free to rant in here.

[annab864 55]

5 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

I wonder why they sent it to NBC instead of the local FO.

Deep down I know the answer: bureaucracy. 

 

2 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

Is that real? OMG! And what does your status say?

 

For us is was totally unexpected as we went through AOS interview already, we're filing jointly, sent evidence twice and still we got transferred for interview rather than approved. 

Well, i switched to a divorce waiver 5 months after submitting my I-751, it took them a year and a half or so to get to it, they then sent an RFE, i responded, and a month later got a notification that they have transferred my case to NBC! So annoying! I understand that divorce waivers get interviews most of the time, but it has been so long already! I am eligible for N-400 in September 2022, and i think i will apply as soon as i can! My case status currently says ‘Ready to be scheduled for an interview’ 😖

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

11 minutes ago, annab864 said:

Well, i switched to a divorce waiver 5 months after submitting my I-751, it took them a year and a half or so to get to it, they then sent an RFE, i responded, and a month later got a notification that they have transferred my case to NBC! So annoying! I understand that divorce waivers get interviews most of the time, but it has been so long already! I am eligible for N-400 in September 2022, and i think i will apply as soon as i can! My case status currently says ‘Ready to be scheduled for an interview’ 😖

Ours was transferred a mere seven days after RFE was received, so I doubt they actually reviewed our evidence.

Our status still reads transferred to another office, so who knows when will it be ready to schedule an interview.

Our local office takes 1-2 years to schedule interviews for AOS and citizenship, so it is very likely that we'll wait around that time to get scheduled when we should have been approved by now, like the rest of ROC filers around us. 

I think we'd be approved earlier if we filed again now. 

 

50 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

No, feel free to rant in here.

Not anymore. Maybe they've read all my complaints and that's why they are punishing us now. 😢

[Mr Genuis 91]

13 hours ago, annab864 said:

Imagine waiting for your application to be processed for 24 months just to find out they are transferring it to NBC to schedule an interview. And yes, it has been 6 MORE months and I am still waiting for the interview ☹️

NBC should be wiped of or I guess give it another name. That center is the worst thing that can happen to a filer. I am beginning to think that all the lazy workers are been transfered there. So slow in processing.

[annab864 55]

15 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

Ours was transferred a mere seven days after RFE was received, so I doubt they actually reviewed our evidence.

Our status still reads transferred to another office, so who knows when will it be ready to schedule an interview.

Our local office takes 1-2 years to schedule interviews for AOS and citizenship, so it is very likely that we'll wait around that time to get scheduled when we should have been approved by now, like the rest of ROC filers around us. 

I think we'd be approved earlier if we filed again now. 

 

Not anymore. Maybe they've read all my complaints and that's why they are punishing us now. 😢

Maybe you won’t even have an interview! Sometimes they transfer cases to ‘reduce backlog’. Or should i say, to ‘not have to do their job’ 😄 My notification clearly said the purpose of the transfer was to schedule an interview. Sometimes i hope local office just approves it without an interview but that’s my wishful thinking lol

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

7 hours ago, annab864 said:

Maybe you won’t even have an interview! Sometimes they transfer cases to ‘reduce backlog’. Or should i say, to ‘not have to do their job’ 😄 My notification clearly said the purpose of the transfer was to schedule an interview. Sometimes i hope local office just approves it without an interview but that’s my wishful thinking lol

Our printed notification says it was transferred to schedule an interview. 

Why they transferred it to NBC rather than our local office, we don't know. Just adding unnecessary steps and delay to our case. 

 

Our main concern is that it will remain at NBC for ages and then one day it will finally be transferred to the local office where it will stay untouched for another few years. 

 

Truth is it should have been approved a month ago, but here we are, doing some cathartic posts instead.