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Hi I am new here, so i apologize in advance if some has answered this. What do people mean by that their case has been "touched"/ Have they received notocation that their case has been looked at?

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Touched means that someone has looked at your case, not necessarily that the case status has changed.. if you go check the status of your case in a portfolio, its the "last updated" date, I believe.. Most of the time you will go a long time without being touched, or you will get touched a whole lot at once.. doesn't really mean too much, I dont think...

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Touched means that someone has looked at your case, not necessarily that the case status has changed.. if you go check the status of your case in a portfolio, its the "last updated" date, I believe.. Most of the time you will go a long time without being touched, or you will get touched a whole lot at once.. doesn't really mean too much, I dont think...

Thank you de_sjiem

K1- Fiancee visa Petition
07/14/03 - Sent Fiance K-1 petition to TSC.
03/01/04 - Visa APPROVED in 231 days
04/22/04 - We got MARRIEDI-485 AOS & EAD
05/26/04 - EAD1 and AOS forms sent to Atlanta District Office
06/26/04 - Biometrics
08/03/04 - EAD1 Approved
12/18/04 - RFE AOS Application
05/13/05 - EAD2 Applied for
07/22/05 - EAD2 Approved
09/19/05 - AOS Application transfered to CSC
04/22/06 - Married 2 years
05/22/06 - EAD3 Applied for
05/22/06 - AOS Approved in 726 Days
I-751 Removal of Conditions
03/04/08 - Application sent to TSC
03/08/08 - Application Received
03/12/08 - Check cashed
03/20/08 - Transfered to VSC
04/19/08 - Biometrics taken
05/02/08 - Infopass app @ Atlanta Passport stamped for 1yr
02/23/09 - Green Card Ordered
02/26/09 - APPROVAL Email (361 Days)
02/28/09 - Green Card arrived!

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Touched means that someone has looked at your case, not necessarily that the case status has changed.. if you go check the status of your case in a portfolio, its the "last updated" date, I believe.. Most of the time you will go a long time without being touched, or you will get touched a whole lot at once.. doesn't really mean too much, I dont think...

Thank you de_sjiem

sounds like your aos is approved..why would they be touching it? are you going through the process of removing conditions?

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