All cases have transferred status

karns

Registered Users (C)
While I was doing a scan for 03-195 series for cases ending in 100 to 300, I discovered that all cases were transferred which is quite strange. May be all were done by the same officer. Any guesses?

See tha attached spread sheet.
 
karns said:
While I was doing a scan for 03-195 series for cases ending in 100 to 300, I discovered that all cases were transferred which is quite strange. May be all were done by the same officer. Any guesses?

See tha attached spread sheet.
How do you scan. Give me a 101 course on that
 
Hmm, I was going to guess that maybe these cases are all related, e.g. same company, same (large) family but the status group seems to show that these originated from different areas.

Given that the VSC is transferring up to 50% of cases these days (possibly mostly non-employment based since we are seeing far fewer transfers in the tracker so far), its possible that you could get a block of consecutive cases which were transferred just by chance...

How are you determining the status group btw? Is this associated with the transferred status message?

ETA
 
MD_Rockville said:
How do you scan. Give me a 101 course on that

Here is the spreadsheet attached for scanning. Press Alt F8, and enter the series followed by the starting case number to end case numbers. Remember not to scan more than 250 cases otherwise you will be locked out of the system for about 24 hours
 
karns said:
Remember not to scan more than 250 cases otherwise you will be locked out of the system for about 24 hours

It might even be as low as 200 cases now -- I'm pretty sure I've been getting locked out if I exceed that, sometimes for a couple days or longer.

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ETA,

You are right. These are associated with status message.

But rare do we find packages sent together have case numbers so close to each other or even the same ND.
 
karns said:
But rare do we find packages sent together have case numbers so close to each other or even the same ND.

This is true -- my family's I-485 numbers (we all applied in the same package) are spread out over 250 cases apart...

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