January CSC Transfers

[Jilli & Ales 9]

Our case was transferred back in January and we found out today that our case had been approved and that the Green Card is in the mail. We had originally filed in early December, didn't have an interview or any issues, just a slower than expected process, which isn't really unexpected when it comes to the US government. Hope more people who had their cases transferred who are still waiting get theirs approved soon as well.

Great news!

[Derbo/Yamkins 4]

Our case was transferred back in January and we found out today that our case had been approved and that the Green Card is in the mail. We had originally filed in early December, didn't have an interview or any issues, just a slower than expected process, which isn't really unexpected when it comes to the US government. Hope more people who had their cases transferred who are still waiting get theirs approved soon as well.

Nice to know! I've been checking the mailbox everyday waiting for the same 'good news'. Like everyone in this thread, my husband and I have been anxiously waiting for my GC. We have also filed in December 2011 and been transferred to CSC in January 2011.

Glad to know that there's progress among people of the same timeline.

Congratulations! Hope we got ours very soon.

[jaffers 2]

This progress gives some of us hope

[Piefre 15]

Our case was transferred back in January and we found out today that our case had been approved and that the Green Card is in the mail. We had originally filed in early December, didn't have an interview or any issues, just a slower than expected process, which isn't really unexpected when it comes to the US government. Hope more people who had their cases transferred who are still waiting get theirs approved soon as well.

Congratulations! Thanks for updating us so we get a glimmer of hope. I was transferred back in February so I got a ways to go.

[Thomas and Kristi 17]

Our case was transferred back in January and we found out today that our case had been approved and that the Green Card is in the mail. We had originally filed in early December, didn't have an interview or any issues, just a slower than expected process, which isn't really unexpected when it comes to the US government. Hope more people who had their cases transferred who are still waiting get theirs approved soon as well.

Congrats on the approval! Perhaps we're finally all working our way to the top of the summit!

[Jilli & Ales 9]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUCCESS!!!

In production!

The answer to your question is: DO IT NOW

[Thomas and Kristi 17]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUCCESS!!!

In production!

The answer to your question is: DO IT NOW

HAHAHA...but what was the question??

ALSO:

[jaffers 2]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUCCESS!!!

In production!

The answer to your question is: DO IT NOW

Right then! thats as good of a recommendation as i need.

Also HUZZAH!!! congrats on the approval!

[Rightsreserved 1]

197 days and counting.

4,728 hours and counting,

17,020,800 seconds and counting....

We called on Tuesday evening after work, and was placed on hold for an hour to talk to a Tier-2, and the call was disconnected before being able to speak to someone at Tier-2.

Will attempt to call this evening, and hopefully we'll be able to get through without an extensive wait time over phone.

[murasame 6]

still waiting

[Moonlight2011 13]

Hello,

i applied for my Green card in January 5th, and was transfered to teh california center ( it was supposed to eb faster ..) but..no..im still waiting for my Green card.

we contacted them and did a request but they said we cnat contact them until in 45 days.

any news why its taking them so long??

waiting is killing me...

[Moonlight2011 13]

They now say to allow 180 days from case transfer until inquiring about the case.

where did you get this information?...cause we did an inquiry after the 180 days..and they said wait 45days to contact us again to see if we receive my card or not...again..they are really playing with waiting times..

[Thomas and Kristi 17]

where did you get this information?...cause we did an inquiry after the 180 days..and they said wait 45days to contact us again to see if we receive my card or not...again..they are really playing with waiting times..

The 180 days is from the date it was transferred to the California Service Center. If they told you 45 days maybe that is from the date you called them and put in a service request. Did you put in a service request? Did you talk to a tier 2 representative?

Edited August 3, 2012 by Thomas and Kristi

[Moomin 292]

where did you get this information?...cause we did an inquiry after the 180 days..and they said wait 45days to contact us again to see if we receive my card or not...again..they are really playing with waiting times..

Through their system, both automatic and a person. Usually(no matter what petition) they ask you to wait 30 days beyond the normal processing time before putting in a service request. Processing time(180 days) + 30 days. They sometimes just throw a number out there above 30. Otherwise you can try this; http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextchannel=68439c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextoid=c561767d005f2210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD however it'll most like take longer that what you're already doing.

[Moonlight2011 13]

The 180 days is from the date it was transferred to the California Service Center. If they told you 45 days maybe that is from the date you called them and put in a service request. Did you put in a service request? Did you talk to a tier 2 representative?

yes, we did put on a service request....i guess they are very good at puting people on hold for months..:-(