AOS Case transfered to CSC

[ramos96 1]

Hi all,

Our case got moved to CSC today 10-22-2007 for whatever that means, it was sitting at the MSC for a while. Should I be worried or is this a normal step?

Ramos

[Shub 78]

It's neither normal nor abnormal. It seems that "simple", straightforward cases are sometimes transferred to California. It also usually means that you will not have to be interviewed in order to be approved.

Edited October 22, 2007 by Shub

[winterr 0]

It is good because you will not need to be interviewed in order to get your green card. So, do not be worried. Mine is there too!

[monikak 0]

Is CSC the same as California Benefit Center? hmmm my case is there too!

[Shub 78]

It is good because you will not need to be interviewed in order to get your green card. So, do not be worried. Mine is there too!

Note that while being transferred to the CSC is usually a good thing, it doesn't necessarily mean that you will get approved, nor does it mean that you will be approved without an interview. The dude looking at your case in California may decide that there was no reason to send your case to California and send it elsewhere... or request for more evidence... or decide that an interview ultimately needs be done... etc. It may also delay processing.

But in the majority of cases, being transferred to the CSC leads to a rather speedy approval with no interview.

[monikak 0]

Shub thanks a lot. Great to have you guys.... Good luck for everybody!

[dvony 0]

mine was transfered to CSC too since june 16 and no single touched untill now.grrrr!! i hope my case will be touched soon cos it makes me so worried.

[bradcanuck 1]

mine was transfered to CSC too since june 16 and no single touched untill now.grrrr!! i hope my case will be touched soon cos it makes me so worried.

Yikes, that is a long time.

[YuAndDan 153]

Ours was transfered to CSC, and 3 months after that we got card in the mail, No interview.

Only thing about it is that you dont know if CSC will run into a Name-check hold, and there is no notice if that happens, you just see no activity on the case.

[Jasman0717 9]

This could be a really good thing. After Claudeth's AOS was transferred to CSC and about five weeks later she received her GC without an interview. Good luck

[Mags 112]

It is good because you will not need to be interviewed in order to get your green card. So, do not be worried. Mine is there too!

There are known cases where the case then gets transferred to a local office for interview, even after the case has been sitting at CSC for a while. It happens, not much, but happens.

[ramos96 1]

Awesome then, I am having good feelings then about it

Name check should be clear as glass and smooth as silk, I have made sure of that <evil smile>

Ramos

Edited October 22, 2007 by ramos96

[busycharlie 0]

It is good because you will not need to be interviewed in order to get your green card. So, do not be worried. Mine is there too!

Note that while being transferred to the CSC is usually a good thing, it doesn't necessarily mean that you will get approved, nor does it mean that you will be approved without an interview. The dude looking at your case in California may decide that there was no reason to send your case to California and send it elsewhere... or request for more evidence... or decide that an interview ultimately needs be done... etc. It may also delay processing.

But in the majority of cases, being transferred to the CSC leads to a rather speedy approval with no interview.

How does one find out when their case is transferred and to where? I'm assuming ours will be transferred to California or the local office in San Bernardino but at this time I have no idea how to determine what goes on with the transfer. Do we get notified of the transfer?

Thanks in advance,

Charlie

[Shub 78]

It is good because you will not need to be interviewed in order to get your green card. So, do not be worried. Mine is there too!

Note that while being transferred to the CSC is usually a good thing, it doesn't necessarily mean that you will get approved, nor does it mean that you will be approved without an interview. The dude looking at your case in California may decide that there was no reason to send your case to California and send it elsewhere... or request for more evidence... or decide that an interview ultimately needs be done... etc. It may also delay processing.

But in the majority of cases, being transferred to the CSC leads to a rather speedy approval with no interview.

How does one find out when their case is transferred and to where? I'm assuming ours will be transferred to California or the local office in San Bernardino but at this time I have no idea how to determine what goes on with the transfer. Do we get notified of the transfer?

Thanks in advance,

Charlie

You get notified electronically if you're tracking your case status online, and you get a regular letter as well.