Hi Mammad,
Don't hold your package for the IRS transcripts. Make sure to send your package as soon as possible. In the meantime work on resolving the issue with the IRS. You can take the transcripts to the interview.
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Hi Mammad,
Don't hold your package for the IRS transcripts. Make sure to send your package as soon as possible. In the meantime work on resolving the issue with the IRS. You can take the transcripts to the interview.
urbanite
Active Member
Guys and gals , just to confirm, the $1070 filing fee should be made payable to United States- Department of Homeland Security.
Also is this the correct address where the AOS package should be mailed ?
USCIS
Attn: FBAS
131 South Dearborn - 3rd Floor
Chicago, IL 60603-5517
Thank you
Also is this the correct address where the AOS package should be mailed ?
USCIS
Attn: FBAS
131 South Dearborn - 3rd Floor
Chicago, IL 60603-5517
Thank you
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Congratulations! Glad ot have been of help.
weiching0602
New Member
Hi everyone,
My case number is AS 16xxx. The bulletin for August is out and the cut off number is 12700 only... September would be my last chance. I really don't know if I would have enough time to get an interview.... It's driving me nuts!!!
Does anyone know how long it would take from applying AOS to getting the interview? I'm on working visa and live in Los Angeles right now.
If there is anyone with experience, please help~~~ Thank you!!!
My case number is AS 16xxx. The bulletin for August is out and the cut off number is 12700 only... September would be my last chance. I really don't know if I would have enough time to get an interview.... It's driving me nuts!!!
Does anyone know how long it would take from applying AOS to getting the interview? I'm on working visa and live in Los Angeles right now.
If there is anyone with experience, please help~~~ Thank you!!!
Congrats! So the FO came to its senses at last.
Is doing CP an option? The major concern is whether you'll become current. Other than that, I think you'll have enough time to finish the race.Hi everyone,
My case number is AS 16xxx. The bulletin for August is out and the cut off number is 12700 only... September would be my last chance. I really don't know if I would have enough time to get an interview.... It's driving me nuts!!!
Does anyone know how long it would take from applying AOS to getting the interview? I'm on working visa and live in Los Angeles right now.
If there is anyone with experience, please help~~~ Thank you!!!
weiching0602
New Member
Hi everyone~
My case number is AS 16xxx. The bulletin for August is out and the cut off number is only 12700... I really don't know if I would have enough time to get an interview. I'm on working visa and live in Los Angeles right now. Is there anyone with experience that can help me??? Thank you!!!
My case number is AS 16xxx. The bulletin for August is out and the cut off number is only 12700... I really don't know if I would have enough time to get an interview. I'm on working visa and live in Los Angeles right now. Is there anyone with experience that can help me??? Thank you!!!
Britsimon
Super Moderator
The window for people to switch to CP is closing fast. If someone was on aos path and now switches to CP they need to fill in the 122 and 230 forms. Once KCC receive those, they take some time to process them. So far that processing has taken around 4 weeks (sometimes longer). So if someone sent their forms today, they would not be processed until mid July. By that time, KCC will already be setting up interviews for September, so the person will be scheduled after the September appointments - risky. So, the window is closing fast...
Britsimon
Super Moderator
In the very first post of this thread there is a link to a spreadsheet that has (amongst other things) some links to timeline spreadsheets for various years. You can find other experiences for the FO in your area. You are able to file early (as soon as the VB shows you are current if that happens (about 4 weeks from now). Then you will have to hope/pray and push to get your interviews done in time. People have done that before. This year will be a bit tougher because the visas may run out before the end of the year - so be prepared to push!
Good luck!
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
It's not looking like they will have any problem using up all the visa numbers this year. They may not need to "push" at all.
urbanite
Active Member
Thank you Mom
KRMA
Member
Ok, here is my update - to all and specially people from Detroit: WE ALL CAN DO IT!
Yesterday we had our interview in Detroit office. We came and it was only us in the room. I told my husband: we are VIP's, but I guess I was trying to cheer us up - it was kind of nervous situation.
Nobody just us, the guard said why we are here and then she said she will call for somebody. After 20 min the lady came out and invite us to her room
We wanted to sit down, but she said: no no, first raise your hand and swear that you will say truth. Then she asked me for passports and said that she will ask some question about past and now- of course ladies first
She asked me all the questions on form I 495 and g325. Same with my husband. It took about 20 minutes for both of us. Then she said that she needs to check something with the state. Then she took off our I94, and said your card will come up to 30 day, remember always keep your card with you, if you don't have current employment authorization you will not need it anymore. She walked us to the door and finally gave us a big smile: good luck She was very professional the whole time and I love it about her. No short talking or anything1.5 h later our status changed to: card production ordered, so generally speaking we are positively exited. Hopefully things will go smooth.
Yesterday we had our interview in Detroit office. We came and it was only us in the room. I told my husband: we are VIP's
, but I guess I was trying to cheer us up - it was kind of nervous situation.Nobody just us, the guard said why we are here and then she said she will call for somebody. After 20 min the lady came out and invite us to her room
We wanted to sit down, but she said: no no, first raise your hand and swear that you will say truth. Then she asked me for passports and said that she will ask some question about past and now- of course ladies first
She was very professional the whole time and I love it about her. No short talking or anything1.5 h later our status changed to: card production ordered, so generally speaking we are positively exited. Hopefully things will go smooth.
matteos
New Member
Just want to share my case status so far:
I-485: Acceptance
I-765: Initial review
I-131: Initial review
I walked in for Biometrics early May and so far I am still waiting for the IL.
Track record for Boston is pretty odd. Long awaits last years and pretty fast and smooth processes until April. Now it seems they are taking long to process current AoS.
I guess I will request an Infopass, but I don't know how much it could be useful.
I-485: Acceptance
I-765: Initial review
I-131: Initial review
I walked in for Biometrics early May and so far I am still waiting for the IL.
Track record for Boston is pretty odd. Long awaits last years and pretty fast and smooth processes until April. Now it seems they are taking long to process current AoS.
I guess I will request an Infopass, but I don't know how much it could be useful.
Britsimon
Super Moderator
Ok, here is my update - to all and specially people from Detroit: WE ALL CAN DO IT!
Yesterday we had our interview in Detroit office. We came and it was only us in the room. I told my husband: we are VIP's
Nobody just us, the guard said why we are here and then she said she will call for somebody. After 20 min the lady came out and invite us to her room
We wanted to sit down, but she said: no no, first raise your hand and swear that you will say truth. Then she asked me for passports and said that she will ask some question about past and now- of course ladies firstShe asked me all the questions on form I 495 and g325. Same with my husband. It took about 20 minutes for both of us. Then she said that she needs to check something with the state. Then she took off our I94, and said your card will come up to 30 day, remember always keep your card with you, if you don't have current employment authorization you will not need it anymore. She walked us to the door and finally gave us a big smile: good luck
Awesome!
lotteryvisa2014
Registered Users (C)
Hello,
An update on my case.
I did biometrics in early April. My EAD was approved in mid May.
But still no letter from NY office regarding an interview.
I know someone else from the NY area who did her biometrics in December and still no interview. And from the timeline I don't see anyone from the NY area who has had an interview.
What should we do? Reach out to congress person. There's only 3 months left. Time is running out. I know that even after receiving the letter there's another wait of at least a few weeks to a month. Is it possible they are grouping all the NY DV AOS cases together and interviewing us all at the same time? It just seems like nothing is happening in that regard, like we are being treated like all other AOS cases and being made to wait like the rest -any they are taking something like 9 months to process regular AOS cases.
An update on my case.
I did biometrics in early April. My EAD was approved in mid May.
But still no letter from NY office regarding an interview.
I know someone else from the NY area who did her biometrics in December and still no interview. And from the timeline I don't see anyone from the NY area who has had an interview.
What should we do? Reach out to congress person. There's only 3 months left. Time is running out. I know that even after receiving the letter there's another wait of at least a few weeks to a month. Is it possible they are grouping all the NY DV AOS cases together and interviewing us all at the same time? It just seems like nothing is happening in that regard, like we are being treated like all other AOS cases and being made to wait like the rest -any they are taking something like 9 months to process regular AOS cases.
lotteryvisa2014
Registered Users (C)
It seems the NY office is a major problem. I have encountered the same issue. Any updates for you? I think it's time we contacted the office of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Maybe if more than one of us does that it will help. She has a specific link on her webiste for people seeking help with their immigration case: http://www.gillibrand.senate.gov/services/casework/form/