New Theory on CSC Transfers

[stevenw60 0]

I could be completely wrong here, but i'm was just mulling why we and others get transferred to CSC and some don't. Has anyone looked at people who file using their married name versus those who file with their maiden name? Perhaps USCIS sees changing your name as reasonable proof that you have a legit marriage?

[athena_ny 1]

I could be completely wrong here, but i'm was just mulling why we and others get transferred to CSC and some don't. Has anyone looked at people who file using their married name versus those who file with their maiden name? Perhaps USCIS sees changing your name as reasonable proof that you have a legit marriage?

Changing your name doesn't make the make more valid vs. invalid, and every couple of weeks someone comes by with a new theory on why people are transferred - they're transferred because of office backlogs.

[Minya's wife 24]

I could be completely wrong here, but i'm was just mulling why we and others get transferred to CSC and some don't. Has anyone looked at people who file using their married name versus those who file with their maiden name? Perhaps USCIS sees changing your name as reasonable proof that you have a legit marriage?

I haven't changed my name yet, so we filed w/ my maiden name. I'm the USC sponsoring my K-1 husband, and we were transferred to CSC....so I don't think that matters.

-P

[sunandmoon 450]

I do not believe that is a factor. my wife used my name as married name. we had an interview. Edited January 21, 2008 by Roy and Yazi

[JVKn'CVO 11]

I wonder if couples that got their I-129F approved at CSC, and later file for AOS and get transfered to CSC, maybe that office has more information available/ easier access to info on that case, and can help speed things up a bit. Which would make sense if they are trying to catch up with the backlog created by the fee increase.

maybe?

Saludos,

Caro

Edited January 21, 2008 by JVKn'CVO

[Earmuffs 1]

that would be saying that only women get transferred to CSC.

[Converse34 1]

Maybe just various factors related to one's case. For example, my husband and I were together 8 years before we married and I (the USC) lived in the UK for 6 years with him. So perhaps they look at measures such as that to determine the likelihood the marriage is not honest.

[Jasman0717 8]

I think it is to do with backlogs

[Kathryn41 3,205]

I kept my maiden name and my file was transferred to California and I was approved without an interview. When I called and spoke with an Immigration official (was transferred to one by the Help line) I was advised that the transfer was for the processing only to help reduce the backlog at the local office.

[Converse34 1]

Yeah, but surely they would only advance cases they felt confident would pass in an interview. Especially with the Patriot Act, etc - I would imagine they would rather have us all wait then take a chance.

[cellarlily 0]

My husband certainly didn't change his name...

[fedekat 0]

We got transfered--- no name change, didn't file I-129f through CSC. I don't think there is some magic variable to getting the transfer.

[elguevon 16]

I do not believe that is a factor. my wife used my name as married name. we had an interview.

Dude...#######. Yeah this may be off topic but so is your signature with a photo of a dead, roasted pig.

Edited January 22, 2008 by elguevon

[elguevon 16]

Changing your name doesn't make the make more valid vs. invalid, and every couple of weeks someone comes by with a new theory on why people are transferred - they're transferred because of office backlogs.

could be....but then again....that's YOUR theory.

[rebeccajo 14]

Changing your name doesn't make the make more valid vs. invalid, and every couple of weeks someone comes by with a new theory on why people are transferred - they're transferred because of office backlogs.

could be....but then again....that's YOUR theory.

No it isn't a damn theory. Here's the link to prove it.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/CS...s_121305_ST.pdf

Your marriage isn't any more 'magical' than somebody else's if your case isn't transferred. It isn't because you have been together longer or shorter. It isn't because you make lots of money. It isn't because you sent 'proof' of your deep abiding commitment to each other in the package. It isn't because you are white; because you aren't from the middle east; because you aren't from a high fraud post; we've seen people from all these categories transferred and approved without interview.

It's because of office backlogs. End of story. That is all.