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Case status went from Request for Initial Evidence to Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled in one day.

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Hello Everyone

I submitted my I-485 application on April 15 2024 and was received by USCIS on April 18 in the Chicago lockbox.

I didn't hear anything until May 30 when I finally received a notification from my credit card saying USCIS charged the fee.

On Friday May 31 (the following day) I finally received a text message saying my case was received, and I got a case number.

As soon as I checked that number on the USCIS case status website I saw "Request for Initial Evidence", but when I checked it the following day it now said "Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled".

Has anyone else had this happened?

Does that mean anything?

I still haven't received anything in the mail, so until that happens I guess I wont have any clarification.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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Sounds like the application was put on someone's desk at USCIS that was out.  Though not common for them to take six weeks to receive an AOS package, it is not completely out of the ordinary.

 

Good Luck!

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5 hours ago, Dashinka said:

Sounds like the application was put on someone's desk at USCIS that was out.  Though not common for them to take six weeks to receive an AOS package, it is not completely out of the ordinary.

 

Good Luck!

Or USCIS was just dealing with influx of cases. Agree, this is not extraordinary wait time.

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Receiving an RFIE doesn't exclude you from having to do biometrics.

 

Sounds like they found something you missed, will send you RFIE in the mail, and in the meantime, you'll attend biometrics as required regardless. 

 

PS. Your VJ timeline is blank.

Please correct that by completing it.

Edited by K1visaHopeful
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Just to give a conclusion to the post (In case anyone in the future is looking at it).

The RFE was for missing the sponsor proof of being a citizen. Honestly while looking at the requirements or the guide on here. I didnt even see this was needed.

Lesson learned. I just submitted what was requested and sent it back. I'll see how long it now takes for the next step.

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