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I would say don't worry about it. As long as you have enough evidence, you'll be prefectly fine.

Other than that, thanks anyone... just need a place to vent. :)

Well yea you can always stop watching and responding to my posts... period.

Finally... Two hours after I made the infopass to Santa Ana office and let them know the conflicting case status on my case (I received an approval letter by mail 2 weeks ago, but the online status still says my case is pending - no card has been ordered yet), I received the email: *** DO...

robioradha, Congrats! Have you received approval letter by mail?

I was about to call USCIS today but found out they closed at 6pm. I checked my case status on phone and the system told me my case is still pending... I guess I might think too much, however on this forum I've never heard about anyone who has had the same situation as mine... I heard people...

My status was updated 2 days after biometrics, but it never got updated since then.

Am I OFFICIALLY DONE? Out of my expectation, my approval notice arrived in mail today after life long frustration :eek: The letter says I should receive my card within 60 days. I don't know if my case is officially over 'coz my online case status is still "Received and pending"... well...

robioradha, Have you got your approval? I think I'm probably the worst non-transferred CSC case - I've been waiting for over 5 months and just nothing - this is ridiculous....

If I were you I'd probably place a stop payment on those checks and then resend the whole package with new checks to Chicago lockbox long time ago.

I found the USCIS processing times archives for all service centers: http://www.immigration.com/processing-times/uscisarchi.html Just wanted to see how H-1b affected the I-751 processing time same time last year... and luckily it didn't affect much - from 04/07 to the end of 2007, CSC moved...

Looks like there is no local-CSC case (those directly sent to CSC without transfer) approvals since April... don't you guys agree? On the other immigration forum, I notice a lot of old NSC cases (those filed in early 2007) got approved in early-/mid-April... those were all approved after...

Although I always believe people who file I-751 to CSC always get their approvals a lot sooner than the date USCIS mentions on the web, I just don't think it happens to my case... SIGH :( Perhaps I'm the unlucky ones... Anyways, here are the I-751 processing timeframes of all service centers...

Congrats! You're getting a 10-year GC... you don't have to file I-751.

Oh sorry I mixed it up... your son is the primary EB applicant. Anyway the outcome would be the same - your son and daughter-in-law will get GC at the same time - and probably that would be the fastest way, because it would take a long time to wait for I-130 application filed under F3 to become...

Congrats! If you don't mind, may I know which part of CA do you live? LA, OC, SF, or other? Looks like people who live in LA got approved a lot sooner (usually less than 3 months) than others.

I'm pretty sure USPS doesn't forward USCIS mails...! Same here, poor OC people... how come it takes so long to get approved?! :confused:

Either way you may have a chance to be required to show up in front of immigration judge. Waiting doesn't solve the problem. I highly doubt the professionalism of your attorney 'coz I think he is supposed to solve the problem and face the judge with you, that's what he got his bucks for...

I happen to know a couple of people whose AOS cases got transferred to CSC, and all of them got approved without an interview. Good luck!

Don't forward your mail without changing your address at USCIS!!! USPS won't forward mails, instead they will all go back to USCIS. You will receive an email saying "Card Production ordered"... I've been waiting for this email for so long! Which area do you live by the way? SF? LA? OC...