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CPO is an update on the USCIS case status page, thus you're getting the email/text notification.

CPO [Card Production Order] is an online status update. So it could be an email or a text message depending on your preference when you signed up for notifications. You will get an approval notice [aka welcome letter] and then your green card following the CPO notification.

After 75 days of filing I-765 (Application for Employment Auhorization) you can contact USCIS to create a service request. That's what I did, and got my I-131 and I-765 approved the same day my request got assigned to an officer. For more info...

Hey all- I had my interview yesterday morning. It went well but didn't get a decision on spot, the officer gave me a piece of paper saying my applications is pending further review or something like that. But got my CPO in late afternoon! Thanks for all the support and help guys! Good luck to...

Technically, the policy memo only says that the field offices should monitor their DV case loads closely and strive to adjudicate DV cases before the end of the FY they pertain to. So it doesn't state that DV cases should be treated in a special and/or expedited way. But of course, it's good to...

Hmm... When I called, she was able to provide me with the date they delivered the file as well as the date it was requested. Maybe there's a problem in their systems? Give another shot tomorrow, hope you'll get an answer!

Just 2016AS00001XXX should be enough.

Do you wanna give KCC a call at 606-526-7500 and ask if your FO requested your file? If they did, ask when KCC sent it.

I'm no expert [obviously] but if it went directly to CPO from "Fingerprint fee was accepted", you'll probably get the approval letter in a few days and then your card. I mean they wouldn't send you your GC if you weren't approved :) so you have nothing to worry about. Just enjoy the fact that...

Congrats! You can toss a glass of champagne now, it is CPO :)

Yeah I get that it's not lost. And I personally think it wouldn't even cause you a problem that you sent the original with your AOS package. However, if I were you, I'd just email KCC and ask for a copy anyways, just to have at least a copy coming directly from them. I mean, it wouldn't hurt to...

I remember reading here, for people who lost their receipts, you can email KCC and request a email copy of it.

Awesome. Thank you!

Hi @Britsimon - Do you see any risk of available EU visas running out before the end of FY? Thanks!

Hi Jerome- The "Acceptance - Bio Received" column in the spreadsheet is just to calculate the days between the day you received your acceptance NOAs and your biometrics appointment letter. You do not have to change type anything into that box as it calculates automatically once you put both...

With all due respect, at the end of the day, you're the client and you're the one who is paying. So if he gets angry when you have reasonable requests/concerns/questions, kindly tell him to cut the BS and do whatever he can do :D

For things you know for sure that will not hurt your case, i.e InfoPass, just do whatever you feel is right. Go for the InfoPass to at least know that you've done what you can do to potentially expedite the process. Even if it doesn't change anything, you'd at least know you tried. Also, after...

Just as a heads up, your online case status will very likely stay as "Finger print fees was received" until after you interview.

And got my IL too :) (NY)

It was not necessary for AOS before. Starting DV2015 or so, all applicants [either CP or AOS] is required to submit DS-260.