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DV 2010 AOS Only
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Congrats teamworks!!!
Thank you Capeolive
I made Infopass appointment next week. And will see what's gonna happen. Btw, I called USCIS 1 800 375 5283 many times, but i never connect to operator, just automatic answer. I will keep try to connect operator.
Thank you again. It helps a lot.
I made Infopass appointment next week. And will see what's gonna happen. Btw, I called USCIS 1 800 375 5283 many times, but i never connect to operator, just automatic answer. I will keep try to connect operator.
Thank you again. It helps a lot.
Hi suu5,
To get connected to a representative, press:
1 for English
1 to order a form
2 you don't know what form
Then somebody will answer and ask
you "what form?" you can say you
just need information on your case.
And keep your information handy.
P.S. If you are honest they won't
even connect you to a representative...
To get connected to a representative, press:
1 for English
1 to order a form
2 you don't know what form
Then somebody will answer and ask
you "what form?" you can say you
just need information on your case.
And keep your information handy.
P.S. If you are honest they won't
even connect you to a representative...
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Thank you Capeolive
I just did as you said. Thaaank you.
The representive said, they accepted my biometrics result. And my case will be transfered to local office in short. She said she cannot say when my interview date is, because she cannot see it.
I'll visit local USCIS end of the next week. Hopefully I can get answers for my questions.
Thank Capeolive, You great.
I just did as you said. Thaaank you.
The representive said, they accepted my biometrics result. And my case will be transfered to local office in short. She said she cannot say when my interview date is, because she cannot see it.
I'll visit local USCIS end of the next week. Hopefully I can get answers for my questions.
Thank Capeolive, You great.
Hi suu5,
That's good news congratulations.
You have two files first one is the
AOS file you sent to Chicago which
has been transferred to NBC. They
are going to transfer this file to your
field office.
The second one is DV case file at KCC.
They will transfer it to your local field
office when it is requested by them.
Your local field office is suppose to
request your DV case file from KCC
and schedule you for an interview.
I don't know what you do but this
process has to be your priority.
Good luck...
That's good news congratulations.
You have two files first one is the
AOS file you sent to Chicago which
has been transferred to NBC. They
are going to transfer this file to your
field office.
The second one is DV case file at KCC.
They will transfer it to your local field
office when it is requested by them.
Your local field office is suppose to
request your DV case file from KCC
and schedule you for an interview.
I don't know what you do but this
process has to be your priority.
Good luck...
I just did as you said. Thaaank you.
The representive said, they accepted my biometrics result. And my case will be transfered to local office in short. She said she cannot say when my interview date is, because she cannot see it.
I'll visit local USCIS end of the next week. Hopefully I can get answers for my questions.
Thank Capeolive, You great.
Congratulations teamworks!
congrulation teamworks. Enjoy ur new status. Please share your exxperience.
Update on My Case!
Hi friends,
DV applications are mostly done in one of two ways:
1. CP Overseas,
2. AOS in US.
There are also two other ways that can be done
which are not practiced much though:
3. Principal does AOS in US and his/her family CP overseas,
4. Principal does CP overseas and his/her family AOS in US.
Since I was grandfathered under section 245 (i)
and could not leave US and my family was living overseas
I had to go with option three which is my doing AOS
in US and my family CP overseas.
As most of you know after my case was approved
and I got my card my DV file had to be sent to the
US Embassy in Turkey for my family's Following-To-Join
DV application. Unfortunately, instead my file was
sent to National Records Center in MS by mistake.
As they say "things" happen!
I have been working on getting the field office
to get the file back and send it to the embassy.
I have been in contact with the field office, my
congressman, immigration ombudsman and the
US Embassy all alone. Other than the embassy
people are not experienced in DV AOS + FTJ DV
applications much. Because of this I had hard time
convincing people. Finally with the help of God
I was able to convince enough people. My family
and I received some personal phone calls showing
that they were working on the file.
I have been working on this day and night, there
were ups and downs. At the end thank to God I was
triumph. What has been done so far are:
1. My approved AOS file has been faxed to US Embassy by field office,
2. My DV FTJ file has been loaded to DVIS system and paper file has been sent to the Embassy by KCC.
Also it turned out that I was not required to file an I-824 for my family.
All these were done after the Embassy and the Field Office
had been contacted by my Congressman and CIS Ombudsman
in Washington DC.
I hereby send my gratitude and best wishes to Congressman
Joe Pits and his staff, to CIS Ombudsman January Contreras
and her staff, to Philadelphia Field Office first floor supervisor,
representative, third floor supervisor, and finally to Consul
General of US Embassy and his staff. Thank you again
ladies and gentlemen you have helped me and my family
a great deal. I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.
I am also glad that I was able to solve this matter without
seeking help from some higher up people I know personally.
My family's interview is removed to late September due to
timing. We have lost at least three months due to this whole
ordeal. I am not bitter and don't have any hard feelings. I am
rather glad, content and relieved. "Better late than never!"
I thank each and every one of you who has been supporting me
with good wishes and prayers. I still seek prayers and good wishes
of you who pray an good wishes of you who don't pray. Thank you
friends...
Hi friends,
DV applications are mostly done in one of two ways:
1. CP Overseas,
2. AOS in US.
There are also two other ways that can be done
which are not practiced much though:
3. Principal does AOS in US and his/her family CP overseas,
4. Principal does CP overseas and his/her family AOS in US.
Since I was grandfathered under section 245 (i)
and could not leave US and my family was living overseas
I had to go with option three which is my doing AOS
in US and my family CP overseas.
As most of you know after my case was approved
and I got my card my DV file had to be sent to the
US Embassy in Turkey for my family's Following-To-Join
DV application. Unfortunately, instead my file was
sent to National Records Center in MS by mistake.
As they say "things" happen!
I have been working on getting the field office
to get the file back and send it to the embassy.
I have been in contact with the field office, my
congressman, immigration ombudsman and the
US Embassy all alone. Other than the embassy
people are not experienced in DV AOS + FTJ DV
applications much. Because of this I had hard time
convincing people. Finally with the help of God
I was able to convince enough people. My family
and I received some personal phone calls showing
that they were working on the file.
I have been working on this day and night, there
were ups and downs. At the end thank to God I was
triumph. What has been done so far are:
1. My approved AOS file has been faxed to US Embassy by field office,
2. My DV FTJ file has been loaded to DVIS system and paper file has been sent to the Embassy by KCC.
Also it turned out that I was not required to file an I-824 for my family.
All these were done after the Embassy and the Field Office
had been contacted by my Congressman and CIS Ombudsman
in Washington DC.
I hereby send my gratitude and best wishes to Congressman
Joe Pits and his staff, to CIS Ombudsman January Contreras
and her staff, to Philadelphia Field Office first floor supervisor,
representative, third floor supervisor, and finally to Consul
General of US Embassy and his staff. Thank you again
ladies and gentlemen you have helped me and my family
a great deal. I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.
I am also glad that I was able to solve this matter without
seeking help from some higher up people I know personally.
My family's interview is removed to late September due to
timing. We have lost at least three months due to this whole
ordeal. I am not bitter and don't have any hard feelings. I am
rather glad, content and relieved. "Better late than never!"
I thank each and every one of you who has been supporting me
with good wishes and prayers. I still seek prayers and good wishes
of you who pray an good wishes of you who don't pray. Thank you
friends...
Capeolive,
You made my day...gracious. Good news. I am so happy for you and your family. Finally, you will be able to unite with your family.
capeolive,
very happy for you that it's eventually getting there! the good Lord answers our prayers!
very soon you will be reunited with your family.
So so so happy for u. Congrulation on ur progress. I am sure you family union is very close.
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Td, MMR, Hepatitis B, Influenza, hepatitis A. I was 24 the time I took the test so i didnt have to do DT, IPV/OPV, Hib, Pneumococcal, Rotavirus and Meningococcal.and on vericella they didnt vaccine me but wrote, VH for varicella history.
Td, MMR, Hepatitis B, Influenza, hepatitis A. I was 24 the time I took the test so i didnt have to do DT, IPV/OPV, Hib, Pneumococcal, Rotavirus and Meningococcal.and on vericella they didnt vaccine me but wrote, VH for varicella history.