Question About Transferring!

[Sand 5]

do u know how long it takes to transfer the papers from MSC to CSC ?? i mean after biometric should to transfer the papers or no really ??

[Dr_LHA 3]

what makes you think you will be transferred to the CSC at all?

Edited August 28, 2007 by Dr_LHA

[Sand 5]

well i thought !! and i live in california, so if i get my interview where they gunna interview me? i think here not in Missouri, dont u think so

or would u clear it for me ??

thanx alot.

Edited August 28, 2007 by Sand

[bora bora 1]

well i thought !! and i live in california, so if i get my interview where they gunna interview me? i think here not in Missouri, dont u think so

or would u clear it for me ??

thanx alot.

I don't think that NBC approves AOS cases - so it looks like they're transferred. My hubby's NOA is from 5/8 and our case still sits there - no transfers, touches since 5/31 (after biometrics)...

There doesn't seem to be any answer.

[Mags 112]

well i thought !! and i live in california, so if i get my interview where they gunna interview me? i think here not in Missouri, dont u think so

or would u clear it for me ??

thanx alot.

You were asked a valid question, Sand.

Not all petitions for people residing in California go to CSC...there are local offices. Just because you live in Cali does not mean you will automatically be transferred to CSC and not be interviewed.

Edited August 28, 2007 by Mags

[eau_xplain 2]

well i thought !! and i live in california, so if i get my interview where they gunna interview me? i think here not in Missouri, dont u think so

or would u clear it for me ??

thanx alot.

When the District Office (DO) that has jurisdiction over your location is ready to take new files for interview, NVC will transfer your file to them. You can check the timeline of your DO in the USCIS website if you want an indication as to how long it will take them to get to your case.

[Dr_LHA 3]

well i thought !! and i live in california, so if i get my interview where they gunna interview me? i think here not in Missouri, dont u think so

If you are interviewed you will be interviewed in your local USCIS office, people don't get interviewed at the California Service Center. If your case is transferred to the CSC then you will not be interviewed, but that is a big "if". As to when this will happen: It will happen when it happens, nobody knows the answer to your question.

[Sand 5]

Yes u right guys, but the thing is i received a letter from USCIS telling me my I-130 was completed and transfferd to my USCIS located. to set interview for me !!! thats why i am asking !! got me ?

[sunandmoon 450]

well i thought !! and i live in california, so if i get my interview where they gunna interview me? i think here not in Missouri, dont u think so

or would u clear it for me ??

thanx alot.

there are several local offices in California where interviews take place. use the office locator to see which one serves the area you live.

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=of....office_type=LO

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Yes u right guys, but the thing is i received a letter from USCIS telling me my I-130 was completed and transfferd to my USCIS located. to set interview for me !!! thats why i am asking !! got me ?

Sand what visa did you enter the US on??? did you file form I-130 along with the AOS?? if you were to fill in your timeline we would have more info to help us answer your questions...

Kez

[Mags 112]

Yes u right guys, but the thing is i received a letter from USCIS telling me my I-130 was completed and transfferd to my USCIS located. to set interview for me !!! thats why i am asking !! got me ?

Well, once the local office (not CSC obviously as they don't interview) receives your case (can sometimes take a couple of weeks at least) they will then allocate you an interview slot and write to you with that information.

None of us here can really answer your question with specifics; you're just going to have to have a little patience.

[Sand 5]

well Thank God, i do have patience.