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1. I-485 Not Priority
2. Why some cases not in chronological order....
The CSC did pull a sampling of cases which were filed first half of 2002 - the purpose was to determine if all the fingerprint clearances would be expiring. The sampling did not establish the expected pattern. However, rather than just re-filing these cases - they were processed. Some cases were approved, others received Requests for Evidence. This explains why some cases have been processed out of chronological order. However, at this time the CSC continues to process cases chronologically.
3. About some security checks.
CSC confirmed that prior to granting any benefit to an individual, an IBIS check must be conducted. This check is valid for 35 days. However other third agency checks may be required (this would be determined on a case by case basis). Additionally, the FBI check is valid for 15 months.
4. And More
Check the following for details.
http://www.lewslaw.com/US_Immigration_Updates.htm#05092003b
2. Why some cases not in chronological order....
The CSC did pull a sampling of cases which were filed first half of 2002 - the purpose was to determine if all the fingerprint clearances would be expiring. The sampling did not establish the expected pattern. However, rather than just re-filing these cases - they were processed. Some cases were approved, others received Requests for Evidence. This explains why some cases have been processed out of chronological order. However, at this time the CSC continues to process cases chronologically.
3. About some security checks.
CSC confirmed that prior to granting any benefit to an individual, an IBIS check must be conducted. This check is valid for 35 days. However other third agency checks may be required (this would be determined on a case by case basis). Additionally, the FBI check is valid for 15 months.
4. And More
Check the following for details.
http://www.lewslaw.com/US_Immigration_Updates.htm#05092003b
