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DV 2025 AOS (Adjustment of Status) Process Only

louisdinesh said:
Thank you for your reply. Likewise, I have other questions.
1)I may file my i485 this march with my current i20 , but I can do an internship in summer,for which my i20 will be different( F1 under cpt),if so then what will happen to my pending i485 form at that time ?
2)I was also subpoenaed as a witness for the State of Maryland for a case, which was later resolved through a plea. So I didn't need to testify. Do I need to mention this in my i485 form? If so, which section of i485 should I refer to?
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1. Nothing. No impact to the pending AOS application.
2. There’s no requirement to disclose being subpoenaed as a witness on the I-485.
 
Hi everyone, my number is likely to become current towards the end of the year, and I've noticed cases from last year where applicants were denied due to delays in background checks going past 9/30. This got me wondering: is there any way to proactively address or potentially expedite USCIS background checks at year-end? For instance, would ordering a RAP sheet or taking other preemptive actions help streamline the process?
 
bluemusic331 said:
Hi everyone, my number is likely to become current towards the end of the year, and I've noticed cases from last year where applicants were denied due to delays in background checks going past 9/30. This got me wondering: is there any way to proactively address or potentially expedite USCIS background checks at year-end? For instance, would ordering a RAP sheet or taking other preemptive actions help streamline the process?
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There’s nothing you can do from your end to expedite the background check process.
 
bluemusic331 said:
Hi everyone, my number is likely to become current towards the end of the year, and I've noticed cases from last year where applicants were denied due to delays in background checks going past 9/30. This got me wondering: is there any way to proactively address or potentially expedite USCIS background checks at year-end? For instance, would ordering a RAP sheet or taking other preemptive actions help streamline the process?
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There is nothing you can do to stop getting overwhelmingly confident false responses on this forum as well. I suggest you do your own research.
 
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