20 months of Status Scans for April 4, 2002 - Checkout the stats!

[curiousGeorge]

I've been checking the status of all the I-485 cases filed on April 4th, 2002 for the past 20 months now. There are 282 cases on this day. Below is a summary of the most important statuses for the dates that I checked. The results are shown as a percentage of cases with that status on a given date. The transferred cases, were all transfered to local centers.


...............received...approved...transferred...other
09/12/02........54.17......26.67........4.17.......14.99
05/21/03........51.06......27.30........6.38.......15.26
06/16/03........43.26......27.30........6.38.......23.06
06/25/03........41.13......27.30........7.09.......24.48
08/11/03........37.23......27.30........7.09.......28.38
10/11/03........36.52......27.30........8.51.......27.67
11/10/03........36.52......27.30........8.51.......27.67
03/04/04........35.34......27.21.......10.25.......27.20
04/08/04........34.75......27.66.......10.28.......27.31
05/25/04........28.87......32.04.......15.85.......23.24



I have noticed that the amount of transferred cases has been rising slowly over the last 2 years, and the approved cases really did not change much since the beginning................UNTIL NOW

This time I checked and I saw the BIGGEST jump in approved and transferred cases ever. I also noticed many more RFEs are being sent. Many cases are going from "Received" to "Approved" or "transferred" without ever showing that fingerprints were requested or receivedor ant RFEs were sent. I have always heard theories that 10-15% of cases get transferred to local centers. It seems that at this rate they may exceed 15%.

They are definitely working on these cases.

Any other thoughts?

 

[tsc_ka_mara]

Thank for the statics
What happens when case get transfered?
Is it good or bad?

 

[curiousGeorge]

Its just added stress, and possibly added delays. If you need to go for an interview, than its even more added stress, and you need to take time off from work, etc.