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Sm1smom said:
Yes that is possible.

By the way, do you have a USCIS online account for your case? If you do, you can also initiate a case follow-up inquiry via that account by sending an email from there (the message may not necessarily go to the IO assigned to your case, but it is worth the shot nonetheless).
When you log in, click on “My Account” tab, you should see the below drop down:


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How come I don't have the "Inbox" option in my account? What determines that? I just have Home, Settings, and the others below that.
 
coffeemonster said:
How come I don't have the "Inbox" option in my account? What determines that? I just have Home, Settings, and the others below that.
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You don’t? That’s interesting. Will need to have others confirm if they’re also missing that option to in order determine if it was purposely made unavailable to you guys or not (considering you guys are also not seeing the documents tab.
 
Sm1smom said:
You don’t? That’s interesting. Will need to have others confirm if they’re also missing that option to in order determine if it was purposely made unavailable to you guys or not (considering you guys are also not seeing the documents tab.
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I don't have inbox either
 
Sm1smom said:
You do realize you can always sponsor your husband if you get your GC and he’s unable to complete his FTJ by the end of the FY? Considering you already stated he’s got some surgeries he needs to undergo, how realistic do you think his chances of completing FTJ is at this point in addition to everything else surrounding CP cases?
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It is possible that instead of by-pass, the doctors might agree to place a stent in the other artery. We don't now yet. The location is risky. But if that happens, he might do FTJ. That's what I hope. In any both cases, he needs someone to take care of him. And that's me. Because of this I am trying to push for FTJ. And I am sorry for giving this much detail. I know no one needs to know these but I felt like I need to explain my intentions incase someone thinks I am crazy
 
Xenobia said:
It is possible that instead of by-pass, the doctors might agree to place a stent in the other artery. We don't now yet. The location is risky. But if that happens, he might do FTJ. That's what I hope. In any both cases, he needs someone to take care of him. And that's me. Because of this I am trying to push for FTJ. And I am sorry for giving this much detail. I know no one needs to know these but I felt like I need to explain my intentions incase someone thinks I am crazy
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Sorry to here about your husband...wishing him speedy recovery!.. Congressional inquiry wouldnt necessary hurt your case ..i also had FTJ and did a congressional inquiry.
 
Xenobia said:
It is possible that instead of by-pass, the doctors might agree to place a stent in the other artery. We don't now yet. The location is risky. But if that happens, he might do FTJ. That's what I hope. In any both cases, he needs someone to take care of him. And that's me. Because of this I am trying to push for FTJ. And I am sorry for giving this much detail. I know no one needs to know these but I felt like I need to explain my intentions incase someone thinks I am crazy
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In that case, you can put all your logs in the fire-pit at the same time and hope one of them lights up, so to say. You can initiate a congressional case assistance, and try set up an INFOPASS appointment at the same time. The reason I recommend waiting earlier on is to give the IO adequate time to research and get back to your case. You don’t want to succeed with getting an INFOPASS appointment so soon after your interview only to get to your FO and the IO says she hasn’t had the time to do the needed research. As dire as your situation sounds, you do realize it’s not like they continuously work on one case file all the time, they need to be fair to other cases and attend to them too.
Is your local embassy currently processing DV cases? If they are, have you contacted them to let them know you recently completed your AOS interview, and are waiting for the approval and that your husband is processing FTJ? The embassy may be willing to directly reach out to your IO to confirm approval and request your case file.
 
Sm1smom said:
In that case, you can put all your logs in the fire-pit at the same time and hope one of them lights up, so to say. You can initiate a congressional case assistance, and try set up an INFOPASS appointment at the same time. The reason I recommend waiting earlier on is to give the IO adequate time to research and get back to your case. You don’t want to succeed with getting an INFOPASS appointment so soon after your interview only to get to your FO and the IO says she hasn’t had the time to do the needed research. As dire as your situation sounds, you do realize it’s not like they continuously work on one case file all the time, they need to be fair to other cases and attend to them too.
Is your local embassy currently processing DV cases? If they are, have you contacted them to let them know you recently completed your AOS interview, and are waiting for the approval and that your husband is processing FTJ? The embassy may be willing to directly reach out to your IO to confirm approval and request your case file.
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Yes, the embassy is processing DV cases. I was waiting for the approval to contact the embassy. If I do that right now, do you think this will push IO to accelerate the process?
And I saw the FO was full of people. But it took my 20 sec to check the regulation. I did it on my way back from interview at a red light.
 
Sm1smom said:
You also don’t? Seems like USCIS has intentionally limited the resources available to you folks on the online account. It sucks that you can’t follow up through via option.
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Maybe only available if the case concerned is actually filed online? I don’t see why, but then again I don’t see why they can’t get the documents online either.
 
Xenobia said:
Yes, the embassy is processing DV cases. I was waiting for the approval to contact the embassy. If I do that right now, do you think this will push IO to accelerate the process?
And I saw the FO was full of people. But it took my 20 sec to check the regulation. I did it on my way back from interview at a red light.
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Yes it took you 20 seconds to check the regulation, but you have no idea as to the workload the IO could be dealing with. You said it yourself, your interview took almost one hour (most cases are done in 15 to 30 minutes), maybe the IO was already behind schedule and needed to catch up on other cases. And once they put a case file aside, it may take a while to get back to such cases. I know this is not what you want to hear now, but yours is just one case out of many the IO has to deal with day to day, and you have no idea if she already had other cases prior to yours she equally needed to further research on.
 
SusieQQQ said:
Maybe only available if the case concerned is actually filed online? I don’t see why, but then again I don’t see why they can’t get the documents online either.
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I don’t think so. I got that screenshot from a paper filed application. However, that application did receive a notification from USCIS informing the filer an online account had been created for them, the notification included an online access code that needed to be activated. (I got the same notice and went through the same process when I filed for naturalization by the way - also paper filing). I’m guessing these folks are seeing the limited options based on their having to create the accounts on their own, (without a USCIS invitation to create an account, so to speak) which still sucks.
 
Sm1smom said:
I don’t think so. I got that screenshot from a paper filed application. However, that application did receive a notification from USCIS informing the filer an online account had been created for them, the notification included an online access code that needed to be activated. (I got the same notice and went through the same process when I filed for naturalization by the way - also paper filing). I’m guessing these folks are seeing the limited options based on their having to create the accounts on their own, (without a USCIS invitation to create an account, so to speak) which still sucks.
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Ok, got it. We’ve been able to file everything online since we got here so have had access to (I think) all available options.
 
Sm1smom said:
You also don’t? Seems like USCIS has intentionally limited the resources available to you folks on the online account. It sucks that you can’t follow up through via option.
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I don’t either. In fact I can’t even see anything on my case.
 
Hello guys,
I am wondering if there is a post about contacting KCC to inquire about your file before the interview?
Thank you
 
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