You can email lockboxsupport@uscis.dhs.gov if more than 30 business days have passed since the U.S. Postal Service or other delivery service (such as FedEx, UPS, or DHL)
Thank you for your prompt response. The package was delivered with usps. Will email them.
Yeah, you can do that. But be aware, today makes it 13, or at most 14 business days though since package delivery, and not 30 business days.
My package was delivered on 7/19 (Lockbox in Elgin), I was trying to contact them in different ways, but all of them were unsuccessful. My card was finally credited 08/24 and this is all I have so far.
Hey just wondering what your field office is if you don't mind me asking?
Hi, Can you please provide the content of the email and forms that you mentioned ?
First, find your representative on this site(house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative) and proceed to the representative's web site. There, on services dropdown select Help with a federal agency. I don't know how sites of other reps look like but I just followed the instructions on that page. Completed Online privacy release form by clicking the link on that page. Explained the situation, attached the form and NOA to the email and sent it.
I actually don't recall asking you to not make "any" inquiry regarding your case. You initiating 2 congressional inquiries (both house of rep and senatorial more or less at the same time) was what I called out as that was too early a move to make IMHO. It's like a misused opportunity. I've also explained over and over that folks should stop stressing about being told their case file is at the NBC as this is often not accurate, but some insist on asking USCIS about this, or keep asking them why is their case file still at the NBC, like you did - which is why I no longer respond to any message on this thread reporting about being told their case file is still at the NBC.
Every office takes walkins? do you just show up any day? i cant find it about my field office
1. I have no idea. I have no insight into what the content of your expedite request contained or how you submitted the request. I have no crystal ball. Like I told you back in July, DV based cases are already expedited (of course no one listens when I tell them that).
You really need to speed some time going over the AOS process spreadsheet.
You can check DV visa progress from this(https[:]//dvcharts.xarthisius.xyz/ceacFY24.html) site and compare to the last year's progress. Data is updated every Friday or Saturday. Right now it is progressing 8K visas behind compared to the last year. I think visas will not run out till the last days of September.
Hi Mom, I'm waiting for the interview to be scheduled. I had a bio-walk-in on August 16th. However, my biometrics were only attached on the 21st, and the USCIS account update appeared on the 22nd with "fingerprints were taken." I made a few inquiries through EMMA regarding the status of my case. The first one told me that it was at the Los Angeles field office, and the second inquiry told me that the case was at NBC. Does that mean the second response is incorrect? Considering the time constraints, when should I make a congressional inquiry regarding the case?
Your interview date is already expedited - DV based AOS applications are expedited compared to family or employment based AOS applications which takes years to get scheduled. So you just have to keep your fingers crossed at this point.
