How can i know what is my DO and SC?

[asdrubal22]

I'm actually not sure and I wanted to know to keep on track of processing dates... I'm from Kearny, NJ 07032...sent the forms to Vermont Center, but i think its being processed at Nebraska i don't know why

Can anybody help me with this? Thanks!

 

[a_usc]

You can find the info that you are looking for here at USCIS website. Just select the DO for your state and see which one services your county. Of course your Service Center is Vermont.

HTH, USC

 

[cherr1980]

Uhmm...did you say that you sent the forms to Vermont Center? See, the instructions on the I-485 states that you must send to Chicago Lockbox.

Anyway, do you remember where your receipts come from? if it's says something like Missouri? or MSC?

Generally, the Chicago Lockbox is the one who collect all the info from family based applications when you are filing everything concurrently. After that the MSC is the one who take care of everything else and the timeline that you track for AP and EAD is on the NBC (National Benefit Center) and for your I-485 is your District Office (DO), the list on the uscis website as well.

 

[asdrubal22]

Uhmm...did you say that you sent the forms to Vermont Center? See, the instructions on the I-485 states that you must send to Chicago Lockbox.

Anyway, do you remember where your receipts come from? if it's says something like Missouri? or MSC?

Generally, the Chicago Lockbox is the one who collect all the info from family based applications when you are filing everything concurrently. After that the MSC is the one who take care of everything else and the timeline that you track for AP and EAD is on the NBC (National Benefit Center) and for your I-485 is your District Office (DO), the list on the uscis website as well.

I might have sent to chicago, not quite sure.

I know that my receipt number is MSC.

Ok, now looking at the envelope, it says from missouri.

And well, i must be blind because i've never seen the national benefit center on the processing dates page, and now i see it.

Thanks for your help!