Can anyone tell me, for sure, which Service Centers process k-1 I-485?

[yailukmuu 26]

I believe that the I-485 (k-1) (Adjustment of Status) goes to Chicago.

From there they are farmed out.

Does anyone know exactly which service centers, especially such as CSC, TSC, or VSC are used to process these, or might you know if any are not used to process I-485?

Thank you

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

NBC. National Benefits Center.

[yailukmuu 26]

NBC. National Benefits Center.

Agreed, though who are they farmed out to, or perhaps a better question is: Which Service Centers--never process a k-1 I-485

Harpa Timsah, you have a lot of experience would you kindly look at:

http://www.uscis.gov/forms/service-center-forms-processing

I'd like to see if you come to the same conclusion that I have come to--I'd rather wait until you answer before I say exactly why.

Also, what is a "T or U nonimmigrant" ?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

They stay at NBC. It's very irritating to try to help to just have you come up with something made up to contradict it.

In the past interview-waived I-485s went to CSC, but now they stay at NBC. No other Center deals with them, like I already told you. That link is outdated.

Interview-waived I-485s don't show up on processing times stats. Family-based I-485s that do require an interview are managed by the local offices that adjudicate them.

I know this from experience, and I tried to help you, only to be asked to prove it more based on a web link.

A U visa is a temp visa or protection from deportation for a person who would be helpful as a witness for a criminal trial.

Edited February 26, 2014 by Harpa Timsah

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

VAWA requires a I-360 first (or at least, I understand it is more common to do this because a concurrent filing is more risky). You don't convert an old I-485 based on option C on the form, to one for VAWA. So, no.

[yailukmuu 26]

Thank you.