I have done some research on internet of how second FP notice is issued. See below for two methods. That's exactly what we have figured out, if your case is not assigned, then it's done by automatic system - which is called national fingerpint scheduler
if your case is under adjudication, then it's the officer request the 2nd fp. there's no way to expedite it.
And also, from the article, we can tell that 30 days after the processing time is considered abnormal and should be able to request expedite, as least I think so. My congressman office told me after 30 days, they can ask for expedite for me.
CSC used to adjudicate cases based on finger print expiration date but now this service has been rescinded.
The CSC has made the decision, in light of competing resources and priorities, to allow the processing time for I-485 applications to increase to approximately 15 months. As a result, the CSC will no longer attempt to adjudicate an I-485 application prior to the expiration of the fingerprints unless the case is beyond normal processing time. A case is beyond normal processing time if the I-485 application was received 30 days prior to the date reflected on Processing Time Report.
As a result of this change in policy, the CSC Liaison Committee will no longer be able to entertain inquiries for I-485 applications with expiring fingerprints unless the case is beyond normal processing times.
At the present time, the CSC is using two methods to identify expired fingerprints and/or fingerprints that will expire prior to the adjudication of the I-485. On an individual case basis, if the adjudicating officer determines that the fingerprints have expired, she is required to order a fingerprint scheduling request. In addition, the CSC is working to identify all I-485 cases with fingerprints that will expire prior to adjudication, and is having fingerprint appointments be scheduled. The CSC suggests that applicants not ignore fingerprint appointments, even if they have been taken in the past, because these appointments are being scheduled to account for the increased processing times of I-485 applications.
if your case is under adjudication, then it's the officer request the 2nd fp. there's no way to expedite it.
And also, from the article, we can tell that 30 days after the processing time is considered abnormal and should be able to request expedite, as least I think so. My congressman office told me after 30 days, they can ask for expedite for me.
CSC used to adjudicate cases based on finger print expiration date but now this service has been rescinded.
The CSC has made the decision, in light of competing resources and priorities, to allow the processing time for I-485 applications to increase to approximately 15 months. As a result, the CSC will no longer attempt to adjudicate an I-485 application prior to the expiration of the fingerprints unless the case is beyond normal processing time. A case is beyond normal processing time if the I-485 application was received 30 days prior to the date reflected on Processing Time Report.
As a result of this change in policy, the CSC Liaison Committee will no longer be able to entertain inquiries for I-485 applications with expiring fingerprints unless the case is beyond normal processing times.
At the present time, the CSC is using two methods to identify expired fingerprints and/or fingerprints that will expire prior to the adjudication of the I-485. On an individual case basis, if the adjudicating officer determines that the fingerprints have expired, she is required to order a fingerprint scheduling request. In addition, the CSC is working to identify all I-485 cases with fingerprints that will expire prior to adjudication, and is having fingerprint appointments be scheduled. The CSC suggests that applicants not ignore fingerprint appointments, even if they have been taken in the past, because these appointments are being scheduled to account for the increased processing times of I-485 applications.
