Hi,
When I check on my wife's adjustment of status application online, it says that it is in the Missouri service center. When I click the button to check processing dates, it does not list any service center in Missouri (only Texas, Nebraska, Vermont, and California). What does that mean? Does that mean my application is in some non-existent service center? Did they move Missouri somewhere? Is this an error? Does anybody know?
I just got off the phone with a half hour conversation with a really annoying guy in a call center who couldn't tell me why my application said Missouri. He said maybe its in the Missouri local office but he couldn't even tell me what city that would be in (I think there is more than one local office in Missouri). We are living in Texas so does that even make sense?
One more question. I just received a notice online that they sent a request for additional information but we're about to leave for Christmas vacation. Does anybody know how long they give us before we have to reply? We do not have the notice yet and will not be back from Vacation for about 2 weeks. Thanks in advance.
QUOTE(j-a-x @ Dec 13 2006, 03:31 PM) 
Hi,
When I check on my wife's adjustment of status application online, it says that it is in the Missouri service center. When I click the button to check processing dates, it does not list any service center in Missouri (only Texas, Nebraska, Vermont, and California). What does that mean? Does that mean my application is in some non-existent service center? Did they move Missouri somewhere? Is this an error? Does anybody know?
I just got off the phone with a half hour conversation with a really annoying guy in a call center who couldn't tell me why my application said Missouri. He said maybe its in the Missouri local office but he couldn't even tell me what city that would be in (I think there is more than one local office in Missouri). We are living in Texas so does that even make sense?
One more question. I just received a notice online that they sent a request for additional information but we're about to leave for Christmas vacation. Does anybody know how long they give us before we have to reply? We do not have the notice yet and will not be back from Vacation for about 2 weeks. Thanks in advance.
When I check on my wife's adjustment of status application online, it says that it is in the Missouri service center. When I click the button to check processing dates, it does not list any service center in Missouri (only Texas, Nebraska, Vermont, and California). What does that mean? Does that mean my application is in some non-existent service center? Did they move Missouri somewhere? Is this an error? Does anybody know?
I just got off the phone with a half hour conversation with a really annoying guy in a call center who couldn't tell me why my application said Missouri. He said maybe its in the Missouri local office but he couldn't even tell me what city that would be in (I think there is more than one local office in Missouri). We are living in Texas so does that even make sense?
One more question. I just received a notice online that they sent a request for additional information but we're about to leave for Christmas vacation. Does anybody know how long they give us before we have to reply? We do not have the notice yet and will not be back from Vacation for about 2 weeks. Thanks in advance.
RFE's remain open typically for 87 days from date of issuance.
Missouri is sometimes referred to as the National Benefits Center
Wow, I think you know more than the people who answer the phones over at USCIS!
RFE's remain open typically for 87 days from date of issuance.
Missouri is sometimes referred to as the National Benefits Center
QUOTE(fwaguy @ Dec 13 2006, 05:33 PM)
QUOTE(j-a-x @ Dec 13 2006, 03:31 PM)
Hi,
When I check on my wife's adjustment of status application online, it says that it is in the Missouri service center. When I click the button to check processing dates, it does not list any service center in Missouri (only Texas, Nebraska, Vermont, and California). What does that mean? Does that mean my application is in some non-existent service center? Did they move Missouri somewhere? Is this an error? Does anybody know?
I just got off the phone with a half hour conversation with a really annoying guy in a call center who couldn't tell me why my application said Missouri. He said maybe its in the Missouri local office but he couldn't even tell me what city that would be in (I think there is more than one local office in Missouri). We are living in Texas so does that even make sense?
One more question. I just received a notice online that they sent a request for additional information but we're about to leave for Christmas vacation. Does anybody know how long they give us before we have to reply? We do not have the notice yet and will not be back from Vacation for about 2 weeks. Thanks in advance.
When I check on my wife's adjustment of status application online, it says that it is in the Missouri service center. When I click the button to check processing dates, it does not list any service center in Missouri (only Texas, Nebraska, Vermont, and California). What does that mean? Does that mean my application is in some non-existent service center? Did they move Missouri somewhere? Is this an error? Does anybody know?
I just got off the phone with a half hour conversation with a really annoying guy in a call center who couldn't tell me why my application said Missouri. He said maybe its in the Missouri local office but he couldn't even tell me what city that would be in (I think there is more than one local office in Missouri). We are living in Texas so does that even make sense?
One more question. I just received a notice online that they sent a request for additional information but we're about to leave for Christmas vacation. Does anybody know how long they give us before we have to reply? We do not have the notice yet and will not be back from Vacation for about 2 weeks. Thanks in advance.
RFE's remain open typically for 87 days from date of issuance.
Missouri is sometimes referred to as the National Benefits Center
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