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I just called USCIS about something else and when she asked if I had an online account I told her about this problem. She said it might be because I have a petition on there already and so it can't sync the AOS updates with it. She advised I set up another account with a different email address.. to which I have done and alas it still does not work haha
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I have both accounts from both my.uscis.gov/ and https://egov.uscis.gov/ but so far none of them showed an accurate updates for me (both of them have shown different PD for my I-130) and no updates on anything else. Sad
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Originally posted by Jven View PostYeah such a bummer I also keep getting this message. Just discovered this amazing tool and can't even use it perhaps their servers are down for maintenance or the server the information is being pulled from is run by workers impacted by the shutdown. I know UCIS supposedly isn't impacted but I am sure some parts overlap.
Thank you OP for posting this information once I get it to work it will be so helpful! If anyone gets that error to go away please update I will do the same!
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Originally posted by brzusa16 View PostI keep getting a “There was an error syncing your case. Try again in a few minutes.” message ):Originally posted by derek03 View PostYes, I'm getting the exactly same error.
Thank you OP for posting this information once I get it to work it will be so helpful! If anyone gets that error to go away please update I will do the same!
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I keep getting a “There was an error syncing your case. Try again in a few minutes.” message ):
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Great super helpful.
We had our interview on Monday Jan 14th 2019 and were anxiously waiting for the decision. This website was super helpful and ended our nail biting anxiety.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. God Bless you for sharing this information.
Originally posted by absolutegame View PostI recently received my Green Card and was surprised that the online status on the Case Status page (https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do) never changed and that I didn't receive any email or text notification.
Today I discovered a way to create a seperate myUSCIS account with a lot more information on all my cases reflecting every single step from the interview to the shipment of the Green Card.
Just register for a free account here: https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/ and select "Add a paper-filed case" after setting up your account.
Now enter your receipt numbers, e.g. MSC1234567890 and see a much more detailed case status. This should be especially handy for people waiting for their approval or the green card after the interview.
This account will also allow you to eventually extend your green card via form I-90 after 10 years (if it's already unconditional) or to file for Naturalization after 3 year minus 90 days if your green card is based on marriage and if you are married for at least 3 years.
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remember reading 3 or 4 posts about cancelled interviews back in 2009 when people didn't go and waited to get rescheduled. Instead they got denial letters because they didn't come to their interview. Whether it was a computer glitched that cancelled or glitch that didn't put them back on the schedule I don't know. They had to get their cases re-opened.
Make an appointment to talk to an officer
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Originally posted by outsidebones View PostI'm confused, isnt this the same site thats always been there?
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After using this tool:
Does anyone have the same experience?
November 30, 2018
Case Is Ready To Be Scheduled For An Interview
As of November 30, 2018, we are ready to schedule your Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, Receipt Number MSCXX, for an interview. We will schedule your interview and send you a notice. Please follow any instructions in the notice. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.
November 30, 2018
Interview Cancelled
On November 30, 2018, we cancelled the interview scheduled for your Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, Receipt Number MSCXX. We will notify you by mail if the appointment is rescheduled, a decision is made, or if the office needs something from you. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.
We did move on 11/30/2018
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Inadmissibility Reasons for a Green Card Application Denial
Even if you fit an eligibility category, a ground of inadmissibility can cause a green card application denial. It’s rather obvious that spies and terrorists will be denied a green card, but ordinary people with certain ailments and financial situations can also get denied. Applicants must demonstrate that they don’t pose a danger to U.S. society on financial, health, security, immigration violation, or criminal grounds.
Financial
The U.S. relative that sponsors you will need to show sufficient income or assets to support you at 125% of the U.S. poverty guidelines (in addition to supporting his/her own family). If you can’t support yourself, this measure helps to ensure that you won’t depend on government assistance. To review the current poverty guidelines levels, see Form I-864P.
Health
The U.S. government will also require you to get a medical examination conducted by a USCIS designated physician. The examination is required to establish that an applicant is not a public health risk such as a carrier of a disease that presents a public health risk, or having a dangerous physical or mental disorder. See Form I-693.
Immigration Violations
Your immigration history will be reviewed. Immigration officials will likely deny your green card application if you have overstayed a visa by six months or more, or if you have ever entered the country unlawfully. The government will also seek to determine if the parent’s visa (if applicable) has ever been misused.
Criminal Record
You will certainly run into problems if you have committed certain crimes, like aggravated felonies, drug crimes, or acts of terrorism.
A waiver, a form of legal forgiveness, may be available in some cases, but these require careful analysis and documentation, best provided by an immigration attorney.
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Originally posted by maxieswfl View PostI have no idea how you guys are getting these sites to show any detailed info and updates . For me , one site ( my account.... ) says only case received !! on both the i-130 and i-485 with quite delayed dates ..the other one shows ( Interview completed and must be reviewed ) for both 130 & 485 even though we received the approval for the i-130 last month !!! and neither site reflects that ! I have a feeling that I am only driving myself nuts trying to get info or updates on these sites . ( PS.My PD 11/29/16 and interview completed 11/28/18 which went very well , and no RFI ) . If anyone here knows if there are any tricks to getting these sites to update properly kindly let me know . Best of luck to everyone
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THanks a lot, buddy!
Thanks a lot, this is a very powerful tool, more detailed and updated!
Originally posted by absolutegame View PostI recently received my Green Card and was surprised that the online status on the Case Status page (https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do) never changed and that I didn't receive any email or text notification.
Today I discovered a way to create a seperate myUSCIS account with a lot more information on all my cases reflecting every single step from the interview to the shipment of the Green Card.
Just register for a free account here: https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/ and select "Add a paper-filed case" after setting up your account.
Now enter your receipt numbers, e.g. MSC1234567890 and see a much more detailed case status. This should be especially handy for people waiting for their approval or the green card after the interview.
This account will also allow you to eventually extend your green card via form I-90 after 10 years (if it's already unconditional) or to file for Naturalization after 3 year minus 90 days if your green card is based on marriage and if you are married for at least 3 years.
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Originally posted by vigneshwck View PostIn the link https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/, its showing that my case is approved, but in the other its still showing that "Case received", i am confused, which one to believe.
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Make sure to read through the links on this hread to prepare for your interview. https://www.immihelp.com/forum/showt...428#post590428
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