hi,

i got conditional greencard through spouse. my I-130 (IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN) was approved about 3 years back and touched again on March 09, 2008 and it gives a status -

Current Status: Interview completed, but case under review

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My I-485 (APPLICATION TO REGISTER PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR TO ADJUST STATUS) was also touched on March 09, 2008 but its status is still the same as it was about 3 years ago. That is, approved status.

my I751 was filed at TSC and it was redirected to CSC and it says that my case will be decided by CSC. i completed my biometrics on January 25, 2008 and it is showing case still pending.

i have following questions, if you can check your applications and let me know-
1] is it normal that I-130, I-485 are touched while I-751 is processed? Was yours touched (if you can please check and let me know)?
2] i made an infopass appointment twice in last month and spoke with immigration officers. one was cordial and she said i need to wait. other was VERY ROUGH. he was speaking as if my conditional would not be lifted.... can a infopass officer really an officer or he is just a clerk with not much insight. i am scared. please let me know your thoughts

regards

The pull your entire immigration file which includes all previous submissions..... Each time your file is accessed (including being pulled from storage) the barcode is scanned

I cant really help you with your first couple of questions (someone who has more experience will be around shortly) but you last question I can sure give you my insight.

When you go to see an immigration officer for an info pass appointment you are talking to someone who is basically at the same level as a post office employee. You get what you get. Either they will be nice and give you a "stamp" or they will give you a hard time about your 9 digit zip code and make you feel like poo. Don't worry about the second officer you spoke with for your info pass appt.

Nothing has been denied yet. They would come right out and say it if that were true. Take a deep breath and relax. You can still be concerned, but don't let it dominate your thoughts to the point of a breakdown.