My GC was approved today after the interview at BINS.

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Manoj Balakrishnan

New Member
By God\'s grace we got our passport stamped today at BINS.

I thank you all for the support and my special thanks to Rajiv
Khanna for maintaining this site.

My Interview Details.
1) Reached BINS at 11:30.
2) My appointment was at 1 p.m. but officer called us in around 12:30 p.m.
3) Asked whether I am working with the sponsoring employer.
4) Got my Employment Letter.
5) Got my 2000 W2.
6) I had lot of files, officer asked me to keep aside the files.
7) He asked the usual yes or no question regarding drug etc(485).
8) Got our EAD, Passport and I94.
9) Then he took our fingerprint and stamped the passport.
10)Explained the meaning of a lawful resident.
11)Told us congrats and walked us to the door of Freedom.

I wish you all good luck and in case you have any questions, I will
answer..

Once again Thanks
MKB26
 
Few Questions.....PD/RD/ND/FP/RFE ?

Congratulations!!!
I suppose yours is a \'Transferred Case\' from VSC to Baltimore INS.
Could you give details of your dates....

PD=?
RD=?
ND=?
FP=?
RFE=?
Any reason for case transfer ?
Sundries?

Thanx
Magnum
 
Will all I-485 cases be transferred to local offices?

First, congratulations! In your opinion, are all cases transferred from VSC to local offices?
I\'m still confused about the I-485 procedure. Is it like:
Send the file to VSC ->Get the EAC number (RD)->Get noticed to do fingerprint->Then approved?
 
to actnow....

To speed up the processing, VSC has transfered some cases (especially for those who are from Maryland, and Virginia) to local offices. Some of them got lucky with early interviews, while others got stuck in yet another hole.
Other than those special cases, the workflow you mentioned is correct.
Ofcourse, assuming perfect scenario. There are some twist\'s which you will learn by observing this "wonderful" board ......

Strange, are the laws of karma!
 
Thanks...My details are

PD = 02/30/1999
RD = 12/02/2000
ND = 12/12/2000
FP = 04/21/2001
TD = 05/18/2001

No RFE, the reason for tfr is BINS volunteered to do cases
for Maryland residents..
 
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