Were are the EAD and AP processed?

[Peter_Pan 661]

The local office or NBC?

*Obviously, I meant "where".

Edited April 3, 2013 by Peter_Pan

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The local office or NBC?

*Obviously, I meant "where".

MSC

[Peter_Pan 661]

I see. Makes sense, all starting with MSC. Thanks guys.

[OZ62 17]

Found this.... Any comments?

According to the USCIS Dashboard, my local office, Hialeah, FL, got swamped, they are at 6,043 pending applications for the I-485 and are processing at the July 28, 2012.

I-485 Approvals for Hialeah: AUG12 (516) , SEP12 (581), OCT12 (334), NOV12 (267), DEC12 (226), JAN13 (290), so looks like less than 300 approvals per month.

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/

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NBC Processing Times

http://immigration-lawyer.com/info/nbc-processing-times-uscis/

NBC Processing Times is a bit of a misnomer in some cases, as NBC does not determine processing times for I-485 and

N-400 applications, which constitute the majority of the NBC's workload. NBC does not determine processing times

for those case types because NBC does not conduct final adjudication of those cases–a USCIS Local Field Office

does. So each Local USCIS Field Office determines processing times for Form I-485 and Form N-400 applications. For

processing times on N-400 and I-485 applications, please check local USCIS Field Office processing times

NBC Workload and Procedure

The NBC's largest workload is Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status (the final

step in the Green Card process for those who are not filing for Immigrant Visa Processing at a US Consulate

overseas), and the Form N-400 Application for Naturalization. These two applications are estimated to reach well

over a million cases in FY-2012.

In the Form I-485 process, an applicant must provide all initial evidence before s/he can be scheduled for

interview at a local USCIS Field Office. If evidence is missing, the NBC will issue a Request for Evidence (RFE).

An RFE places a hold on the I-485 application, as well as the associated applications filed with it (for example,

Form I-130, Form I-765, Form I-131) until NBC receives the missing initial evidence.

Missing evidence will not delay N-400 processing at the NBC. But if the missing evidence is not provided at the

time of the N-400 naturalization interview in the local USCIS Field Office, the adjudication of the N-400 may be

delayed, or the N-400 may be denied.

Contacting NBC

If you need to contact NBC regarding your case, please call the National Customer Service Center (NCSC) at 1-800-

375-5283. The representative taking your call will send an electronic message to NBC that will be answered within

15 days. Expedite requests, for certain applications, are answered within 5 days.

Edited April 3, 2013 by OZ62