January 2018 AOS filers

[xnot]

It's Jan 30. I thought I made a signature but that must not have worked lol

Signature! Reduce number of characters (words) to 500 it'll show up...

[Cheburashka]

It's Jan 30. I thought I made a signature but that must not have worked lol

Hold in there! Same date, got my EAD card being produced and interview scheduled. I did not expedite or raise SR. Hopefully you are next!

[BlahBlah1846]

When was your priority date again? I forgot

It's Jan 30. I thought I made a signature but that must not have worked lol

[kaylip]

Nothing new here... it's been 2 weeks since faxing the evidence to get my EAD expedite.

When was your priority date again? I forgot

[BlahBlah1846]

Nothing new here... it's been 2 weeks since faxing the evidence to get my EAD expedite.

[cpthk]

Interview is scheduled for mid next month... my attorney at work got the notification but I have had nothing mailed to me yet.

EAD status is changed to "Card being produced" today.

It seems that EAD is always approved right before the interview. Is there any relationship between them?

[Cheburashka]

Interview is scheduled for mid next month... my attorney at work got the notification but I have had nothing mailed to me yet.

EAD status is changed to "Card being produced" today.

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

My timeline
? Start date (PD) January 19, 2018
? Uscis received Jan 21, 2018
? Receipt received Jan 24, 2018
? Biometric letter Jan 30, 2018
? RFE for I-485 Feb 13, 2018 (affidavit)
? Biometric done Feb 15, 2018
? RFE sent in Mar 1, 2018
? RFE response review Mar 7, 2018
? Letter re Medical Mar 17, 2018
? Interview date received April 6, 2018 (It said "Employment based" 🤷🏾*♀️
? Interview set for May 9, 2018 (Was not approved on spot. Lawyer said we did great. We were separated before being interviewed)
? Status online change to " Interview was scheduled " but still shows that it was a change from March and not a recent update 🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️
Anyone else with this issue?

What field office though? Often times they?re closed on fridays and ISOs wait until then to adjudicate cases.
Did you feel there was a reason for separating you? Some offices like Minneapolis simply separate everyone - another reason why it?s so slow.
I wouldn?t be too concerned since you had your attorney there.
Have you checked the case tracker app? and the automated phone line? MSC = 672

[Tangydee]

Marriage based AOS

My timeline
? Start date (PD) January 19, 2018
? Uscis received Jan 21, 2018
? Receipt received Jan 24, 2018
? Biometric letter Jan 30, 2018
? RFE for I-485 Feb 13, 2018 (affidavit)
? Biometric done Feb 15, 2018
? RFE sent in Mar 1, 2018
? RFE response review Mar 7, 2018
? Letter re Medical Mar 17, 2018
? Interview date received April 6, 2018 (It said "Employment based" 🤷🏾*♀️
? Interview set for May 9, 2018 (Was not approved on spot. Lawyer said we did great. We were separated before being interviewed)
? Status online change to " Interview was scheduled " but still shows that it was a change from March and not a recent update 🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️🤷🏾*♀️
Anyone else with this issue?

[kaylip]

Really depending on your field office! I didn't get anything since Feb. Our field office is about 6 months to process, so I will wait till June.

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Fast! May I know which office it is????

Atlanta

[pantherwindy]

Good morning all
Did any January 2018 family based filer get an update?
I haven't received any since biometrics.

Really depending on your field office! I didn't get anything since Feb. Our field office is about 6 months to process, so I will wait till June.

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My timeline below!

Fast! May I know which office it is????

[kaylip]

Good morning all
Did any January 2018 family based filer get an update?
I haven't received any since biometrics.

My timeline below!

[dg204]

January 2018 family based petition updates

Good morning all
Did any January 2018 family based filer get an update?
I haven't received any since biometrics.

[krlosrb]

Yes, you are correct. You have every right to be entitled and clutter the Ombudsman's desk. "The Ombudsman is committed to reviewing all incoming requests for case assistance within 30 days, and taking action to resolve 90 percent of case-related inquiries submitted to the office within 90 days of receipt." That's straight from the Ombudsman's website.

The level 2 officer told you that your case is ready to be scheduled for interview and told you to email support. There is no glitch in your case. You can't access your case because it has likely already been moved to the scheduling queue. So you should be next in line.

You reach out to congress when your case is out of processing times, or when there is an earthquake in Haiti, and you wondering whether the orphan you are adopting is still alive; not when you can't get a status that you would like through a venue that you would prefer.

You didn't post your field office, so it's impossible to know whether your case is outside of processing times, but given that you just filed and per the level 2 officer, the current status is "case is ready to be scheduled for an interview", we can infer that it is not outside of processing times.

But you've come to the right country. Eventually, we all turn like this or some version of this. It typically takes longer - years, actually.

All the best.

Ok

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

Yes, I followed most of the attempts exception about the infopass. I couldn't never find a available time

I agree what you said but I still have the right to have the option to visualize my process status. If the USCIS didn't do their Jobs fixing that glitch I am going to find a another way to try to figure this out. That is the ombudsman job and I am sure there a couple people that works there and my case its simple and it wouldn't waste their energy and time.

Yes, you are correct. You have every right to be entitled and clutter the Ombudsman's desk. "The Ombudsman is committed to reviewing all incoming requests for case assistance within 30 days, and taking action to resolve 90 percent of case-related inquiries submitted to the office within 90 days of receipt." That's straight from the Ombudsman's website.

The level 2 officer told you that your case is ready to be scheduled for interview and told you to email support. There is no glitch in your case. You can't access your case because it has likely already been moved to the scheduling queue. So you should be next in line.

You reach out to congress when your case is out of processing times, or when there is an earthquake in Haiti, and you wondering whether the orphan you are adopting is still alive; not when you can't get a status that you would like through a venue that you would prefer.

You didn't post your field office, so it's impossible to know whether your case is outside of processing times, but given that you just filed and per the level 2 officer, the current status is "case is ready to be scheduled for an interview", we can infer that it is not outside of processing times.

But you've come to the right country. Eventually, we all turn like this or some version of this. It typically takes longer - years, actually.

All the best.