Hi, June Kinney, Please come in

[littlemonkey 0]

Hi, Dear June,

Thanks for your post. Could you tell me when you received your NOA2? What did it say? We submitt on April 19 and did change of address on August 11 , and received a letter at our new address from NSC with the receipt number same as the one on the welcome notice of my conditional card case about two years ago. We are worried that change of address may cause forever waiting.

Thanks.

little monkey

[littlemonkey 0]

Dear June,

First, sorry that I didn't read your previous post that already answered my questions here. I feel sorry for your unpleasant experience in New York and wish that will never happen again to you. And congratulations to your new card.

My letter from NSC after our change of address is exactly like yours, quite confusing, isn't it? I am just praying that we will receive the card at our new address like you just did very soon.

Best

littlemonkey

Hi, Dear June,

Thanks for your post. Could you tell me when you received your NOA2? What did it say? We submitt on April 19 and did change of address on August 11 , and received a letter at our new address from NSC with the receipt number same as the one on the welcome notice of my conditional card case about two years ago. We are worried that change of address may cause forever waiting.

Thanks.

little monkey

[June Kinney 0]

Thanks Littlemonkey.

I didn't get robbed in New York, I went to New York to get my temporary passport then flew out (I got robbed in Savannah, Goergia).

But anyway, yes, it was confusing to get the Welcome Notice with the same number as we got from the conditional greencard. But I got the 10 yrs greencard in mail 2 days ago without Biometric Test and interview. So it was around 2 and a half months after I got the Welcome Notice (from changing my address). If my greencard is for real: if NSC didn't make any mistake on my case, I think you will be fine.

Yet, changing address may slow down the process, but it also depends on WHEN you change your address and WHERE you move to. If you change your address at almost the same time the USCIS is going to work on your case or you move to the state that is under different Service Center, yes, it may cause some delay. As we know, our cases must get in line first. The USCIS doesn't take days or months to look at each case, all the waiting time means waiting in line.

Anyway, as of Oct 12, 2006 NSC is working on the case they received on Apr 11, 2006. And it has been almost 2 months since you changed your addres.. I will say, take a deep breath, you will hear something soon.

Edited October 19, 2006 by June Kinney

[littlemonkey 0]

Dear June,

your message has brought a lot comfort to my anxious heart right now, for which I cannot thank enough. I will update you hopefully very soon.

Best wishes to you

littlemonkey

Thanks Littlemonkey.

I didn't get robbed in New York, I went to New York to get my temporary passport then flew out (I got robbed in Savannah, Goergia).

But anyway, yes, it was confusing to get the Welcome Notice with the same number as we got from the conditional greencard. But I got the 10 yrs greencard in mail 2 days ago without Biometric Test and interview. So it was around 2 and a half months after I got the Welcome Notice (from changing my address). If my greencard is for real: if NSC didn't make any mistake on my case, I think you will be fine.

Yet, changing address may slow down the process, but it also depends on WHEN you change your address and WHERE you move to. If you change your address at almost the same time the USCIS is going to work on your case or you move to the state that is under different Service Center, yes, it may cause some delay. As we know, our cases must get in line first. The USCIS doesn't take days or months to look at each case, all the waiting time means waiting in line.

Anyway, as of Oct 12, 2006 NSC is working on the case they received on Apr 11, 2006. And it has been almost 2 months since you changed your addres.. I will say, take a deep breath, you will hear something soon.