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Would it make sense to give it another week or two and then book an info-pass at the local office to see if I can find a helpful soul there to get the file to the top of the pile? I don't necessarily want to go to the bottom of the pile and "gather dust" if it isn't necessary

OK Thanks, I guess I'm having a hard time understanding how a relatively quiet office like Manchester, NH could be run of its feet. The place has a good number of staff and NH is quite a low population. I guess I'll take a dose of patience pills and sit back and chill for a while

General USCIS line, Officer Peters The local office were great when we did our bio-metrics, both the security guys and bio metrics techs couldn't have been nicer to our family. My youngest had his leg braced after a football injury and they went out of their way to accommodate him, even moving...

Thanks Britsimon, Officer Peters didn't seem to have much of an idea and certainly wasn't having a good day and felt empowered to use/abuse his authority, is that timeline published anywhere. I don't recall seeing it in any policy memo's.

Question about interview scheduling, I'm part of DV2015 and current in October, our next step in the process is the interview scheduling and the interview itself, our file arrived at the local FO a week ago and out of curiosity I called the USCIS line and spoke to a level 2 officer, (not a...

Kids don't get a full set of fingerprints but they do capture their index fingerprint, at least this was the case with my 8 and 11 year old when we got ours done on 9/8 at USCIS in Manchester, NH. They were also asked to sign their name, the 11 year old can almost sign his name using running...

There is no definitive number on how quick KCC will unlock the form, normally most people see it taking a couple of weeks, some have been lucky and seen it done in a day or two but that should be considered lucky and not the norm.

Kyser, I'm in the same boat as you and have filed for AOS while on H1B/H4 which wont impact your H1B status, nor should the EAD being used cancel your wife's H4 status.

Assuming you are doing AOS, once your CN is current per the visa bulletin you need to submit the I-485 etc to the Chicago dropbox as well as pay the DV fee to the St Louis dropbox

You are right, meant to say August 18th, updated the post to reflect the same, you wont get the 2nd NL without completing the DS-260 as the DS-260 is required to indicate you selected AOS

This may help Stephaneu, it is a direct cut and paste from our 2nd NL, DV2015OC000003xx Thank you for informing us of your intention to apply for adjustment of status with the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Please note that there are legal...

I actually think either () (c) (9) or (c) (9)() are both fine, the original point/intention was to make sure that abbasali didn't use "(C)(0)(9)" as that wouldn't work, as for your question of will this work my wife has held an EAD previously as spouse of an L1, that I-765 was filed with () (a)...

Not wanting to get in to a disagreement on which is correct really as I think either is correct, the answer is (c) (9) and can be written either way, I submitted my wife's with the blank () on the left and it worked just fine

(C)(9), leave the first box empty, will look like this () (c) (9)

Correct, (c)(9) is adjustment applicant

Only some states allow LPR's to vote, be very careful on voting as the N-400 specifically asks "have you ever voted in any federal, state or local election", others have reported this leading to disqualification

No need to worry about it, USCIS will send it to you once they receive your AOS package

the I-797 is the form returned to you by the USCIS, so you wont be able to download or complete it

NBC is located in Missouri and also known as MSC ? I'm curious why Nebraska got involved

Thanks Britsimon, if I understand you correctly the file being processed/sent to Nebraska is just part of the process and the file will go to Nebraska and then to the field office, probably another example of government bureaucracy at its finest?