X2K said:Just wanted to see te october cases and who they are getting approved.
LC Nov 2002 -AD July 2003
140 Oct 28 2003 - AD June 2004
485 Oct 28 2003 - Not approved
FP1 Oct 28 2004
485 LUD 11/04, 11/15
gc66 said:I and my wife's I485 transfered to NYC
gc66 said:I heard that in general, only about 2% got transfered. But I found on 10/23/03 ND tracker, among the about 200 sampled cases, there are 16 approvals, 8 transfers (ours included?). That is about 33.3% transfer.
ETA-GC said:Sorry to hear that -- hopefully your case will get attention soon...
Do you have any ideas as to why your case might have been transferred? Were you married recently / any reason for the VSC to want to check up on the validity of your marriage?
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gc66 said:We married (in foreign country), divorced(in the U.S), married again (U.S). All these happened before we applied for Greencard.
In the I485, we didn't include the certificate for divorce and re-marrage (thought it is redundant). Now I realize that this might be problem. Is this going to be a serious problem?
ETA-GC said:No -- according to the (very complete) scans that nemessis has done, many cases are being transferred -- as many as 50% for some days / months.
Your math above is wrong though -- the 8 transfers are out of 196 cases total = 4.08% so far. The 2003 tracker only has 2.0% transferred so far.
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gc66 said:There are different ways to look at the data. We can also put it this way:
of the 196 cases with ND on 10/23/2004, 8 cases have been transfered, which amounts to 33.3% of the cases that have been processed so far. This 33.3% should be a relatively stable number, which will help people determine the chance of their case geting approved (2/3), or transfered (1/3).
The 4.08% will increase all the way until all the 196 cases finished, and if the trasnfered rate is still at 1/3, then we should consider 10/23/04 a lucky day, comparing with the 50% transfered in general.
To read data in this way, we can psychologically prepared for being transfered,(i was sooooooo depressed at first, until my lawyer told me it is very common), at the same time wish us a good chance of luck.