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The FBI check is done very early in the GC process. The background check comes into picture just before approval, and there have been cases that get inordinantly delayed becuase of this. This is a process that you may have to just wait out. All the best.

Ask your attorney to send a certified mail to VSC. It will also help for the records in case some complication arises in the future.

I also hear that if you are an Indian passport holder, you do not require a visa to visit most Caribbean countries ( GC or not).

Youe need to file a MTR with USCIS. They will reconsider your case in about 30 days. This seems to be a mstake from their side, but you will have to spend hunderds of dollars. All the best.

Happy ending Happy ending: My MTR has been accepted and the file has been reopened. I hope this raises spirit of people in similar situations. United Nations, thank you for your suggestions. All the best. MTR filed: 01/07/2005 Case reopened: 02/09/2005 Other details are in earlier mails.

Hi Rejected, I will let you know as soon as I hear from Vermont about my MTR. Please do likewise. All the best!

Hi Rejected, Can you please let me know your case deatils? Thanks!

Try non-profit organizations All that I can think of is how about you contacting a non-profit organization that helps immigrants with immigration issues. They will be able to assist you. You can find these organizations in the web ( google it). All the best!

Answer to your question chittts: We has filed together in June 2003. Mine is a EB2 case. I got my FP notice in July 04.

The message on USCIS website for her status still says that the case is taking between so and so many days. The finger print send message never appeared in her status. Steeler1

Thank you very much unitednations for the quick reply.

Dear Friends, I am vexed over this situation. My I485 was approved in October 2004. My wife never received her fingerprinting notice, and my repeated enquiries to INS customer service bore no fruit (they kept saying you will get it later). Today she received a letter from USCIS saying her...