How to determine if background check is completed

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therinlews

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Hi,
I have my initial I485 interview in Aug 2006. Given all the stories regarding name check delays, is there any way to find out if my background check is completed? Whats the easiet way to find out.

Timeline (L1A Visa, married to USC)
02 Mar 2006: Forms I130, I765, I485 mailed
14 Mar 2006: ND
04 Apr 2006: FP/Bio appointment
16 Jun 2006: EAD approved
20 Jun 2006: EAD recieved
17 Jun 2006: Interview letter received
Interview Date : Aug 08 2006, 8:30AM
 
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Call them or Contact your congressman/senator

You should call the service center or local congress man. to find out.
 
No luck at calling NSC

I phoned the Customer service number (NSC) and after and going through a ridiculous number of options and then waiting for about an hour and being transferred, and then waiting for another 30 mins, they told me that they do not have access to that information and no one else could help out either. :confused:
Is there really no quick way to determine if your background check has been completed? Should I just wait for my AOS initial interview and they can tell me there?

Timeline (L1A Visa, married to USC)
02 Mar 2006: Forms I130, I765, I485 mailed
14 Mar 2006: ND - MSC.......X3
04 Apr 2006: FP/Bio appointment
16 Jun 2006: EAD approved :eek:
20 Jun 2006: EAD recieved
17 Jun 2006: Interview letter received
Interview Date : Newark NJ, Aug 08 2006, 8:30AM :eek:
 
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therinlews said:
Hi,
I have my initial I485 interview in Aug 2006. Given all the stories regarding name check delays, is there any way to find out if my background check is completed? Whats the easiet way to find out.

Timeline (L1A Visa, married to USC)
02 Mar 2006: Forms I130, I765, I485 mailed
14 Mar 2006: ND
04 Apr 2006: FP/Bio appointment
16 Jun 2006: EAD approved
20 Jun 2006: EAD recieved
17 Jun 2006: Interview letter received
Interview Date : Aug 08 2006, 8:30AM
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You can contact either your senator or house representative and ask them to initiate a status inquiry with FBI. See if the attached file in the following thread helps..
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=215932
Good luck,
 
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