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I'm a bit weary about the amount time the whole thing is taking for me... PD-October 1996 :eek: How long does it take to have an interview scheduled?

Hey Kamal, I'm in the same boat...TD is 10/30/02. What's going on with your transfer?

RORAN-MAN. How I understand it when you say 'Will I ever get it?!'. RD 09/27/01 PD 10/1997:eek: Empire State/ EB3

There's nothing you can't do if you're really in love with her - or so people say... .

Congs!!! .

Cool... .

Hey, I'm joining the wailing.... Haven't been to my childhood' home for 7 years... This waiting is radiculous - read Kafka's Before The Law - the INS should Approve/Deny/RFE/Deport/Incarcerate/younameit on the basis of folks' EAC numbers. What's so special about it - you get your number...

....by posting your information. Was your case transferred from Newark to NewYork? And the calendar has changed, too? Terrapin's October 5 post Terrapin Junior Member Registered: May 2002 Location: Posts: 10 New York City Transfer Does anybody have any information of New York...

What's your RD? .

You might have the same issue as I do.. I hear the same message... My FP are unclassified, i.e. the FBI can't work with them. Either the INS support center did a lousy job getting your prints or your fingers are as smooth as a boiled egg. I wonder how in 21 century people can't take...

Dear Mr. Khanna, My fingerprints are unclassified at the time when my case is about to be worked on. How INS handles this situation? Thanks

It's all a matter of perception.. remember that we have December & Feb'02 (Baltimore) approved.

It's just like the receipt says - 365-540 days. The processing really stumbled on the July 2001 and now, that the INS is processing less I-485 in a given period of time than there were filed in same period last year, it's taking longer and longer... Give it, INS, a credit; it tried to speed...

It makes sence and... country of origin, too. On the Rupnet the choice of countries is unfortunately very small.

Just say NO TO DRUGS and you'll be fine... But, on the more serious note, your post is quite entertaining and, I think, it's a good idea to share dreams on this site. What a case for a psychologist.

You'll like it so much... you won't want to leave this I-485 waiting area... :)

Your patience has been rewarded....Enjoy :)

just an observation.. ...should not wait no longer = should wait longer.... ...carefull with that English langauge

Based on the numerous posts I saw here... it takes up to two weeks in most cases to have a RFE processed.

INS has them photos on file...technology baby .! :)