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Update it during the interview.

Yes, you can. I was turned down on Thu PM, but got through on Fri PM. They say, chances are high for Atlanta walk-ins in the afternoons. I didna walk-in and details are in my signature.

I am very happy your ordeal is over. Kudos, pal.

Pardon, if this topic had been beaten to death, but can you kindly clarify what you imply with the "120 day limit" and "1447(b)"? Thanks.

In almost 99% of the cases, it means a FP.

That's precisely, what I was thinking too :-)

Does that matter? When one signs and dates it, it only asserts to the time when the signature was put. It need not be the same as the date it was filed. When one goes through the attorney, the signatures may be way earlier than the filing date. However, the date at which USCIS receives cannot be...

Mine was delivered exactly on the 90th day before the 5-year period. So, my signature was precisely on the day I mailed, which was 3 days prior to the 90th day time-limit. I did not have any problems in receiving my notice. My Priority-Date was precisely the 90th day before the 5-year period.

Atlanta Early Walk-in FP Done Today I did my FP through early walk-in at Atlanta, today. Details in my signature. My original FP was scheduled for the next fortnight on August 6, 2010.

I got the SMS and email around 5 AM today. I guess it is also FP notice. I will know in a day or two when I receive it in mail.

Correct. I am in Atlanta too and mailed to Dallas Lockbox. My online status says "RFE", which I infer to be Fingerprint notice. I will get to know in a couple of days. Details are in my signature.

Say YES to "ever detained, arrested, or cited" question and provide the details of the ticket with the date of payment of the ticket as well.

If it was an ordinary traffic ticket for speeding and it did not involve DWI/DUI and if the fine was less than $500, just disclose it under the "ever detained, arrested, or cited" question and provide the details of the ticket.

Yes and No. "Felony" is serious offense and what is felony or not is determined by the statutes in the State the alleged crime took place. In this case, you weren't convicted, but, obviously were arrested and charged. So, you will have to disclose it obviously. Depending on the entire...

If you were ever arrested for traffic offense (and otherwise), get the disposition records by contacting the clerk of the court.

This should not be a problem. Just have proof of payment of the ticket. So, go ahead and disclose it.

Seems like you haven't updated the tracker spreadsheet. Here is the URL: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AoxJgTZJQsbldFVXaVFXODFlb1d5aWxqM1lnVlVUc3c&hl=en#gid=6 Please do this at your earliest convenience, mickey_32. Thanks.

Received NOA today by mail. Details in signature below.

I got SMS/email notifications with a NBC* number. See details below.

My LUD shows 7/10/2010--Saturday. Does USCIS work on Saturdays?