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Green Card-family based, longer wait for interview testing

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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You have to fall under four categories to set an appointment. Check it out on the website. I would have fallen under this Case Services follow-up appointment - If it has been over 45 days since you contacted NCSC and have not received a response to your inquiry. You must bring the Service Request ID Number related to your inquiry to the appointment. But no one ever gave me Service Request ID number until I filed the E request myself on the website but I have to wait 45 days after that. What is frustrating with NCHS that they didnt take any action on my case or do to resolve my case. They would literally read what was on my case status. I told them it has been over 90 days that I have been on the same status and he still said that was normal because my local office was in Saint Paul and that they were processing April applications and I filed in July. Here the bloggers said that you are not suppose to be on interview scheduling and testing status for no more than 30 days. I have been on that status since August 20.But we finally talked to an immigration officer yesterday when my husband called. He brought up the issue of changing address three times and not still receiving any notice since he is filed I-130. So the immigration officer took some notes and send the message to Saint Paul and I am trying to stay positive and hoping to hear some real answers this time. Everytime I called, they made up new stories and said call 2 weeks after. I was just sick of dealing with the customer service.

For what it's worth I had an info pass and picked the choice that sounded must relevant. I had no issues getting help. The fact that my question didn't fall specifically into an assigned category didn't matter.

First Entered US with TN Status: 04/13/2012
Engaged: 08/24/2012
Married: 08/10/2013

Adjustment of Status from TN Status to Permanent Resident:
Day 00: AOS mailed by USPS priority Post: 05/19/2014
Day 02: AOS package arrived: 05/21/2014
Day 08: Text/email notice of acceptance: 05/27/2014
Day 11: NOAs for I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131 received, 05/30/2014
Day 14: Biometrics notice received with an appointment of June 17, 2914 at 3pm. 06/02/2014
Day 15: attempted walk-in successful after a very long wait 06/03/2014
Day 38: email notice that I-485 has moved to testing & interview! 06/26/2014
Day 77: EAD/AP - card production 08/06/2014
Day 84: EAD/AP card received 08/13/2014
Day 129: Infopass appointment for an update (very helpful!) 09/24/2014
Day 136: Email received with interview date 10/01/2014
Day 138: Interview notice received! 10/03/2014
Day 170: Green Card Approved on the Spot! 11/04/2014
Day 178: Green Card Received 11/12/2014

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS:

Day 00: ROC Package (Weighing 1.7kg -- 3lbs 13oz) mailed by USPS Priority Post: 09/13/2016

Day 03: ROC Package Received: 09/16/2016

Day 07: Check Cashed: 09/20/2016

Day Too many to count: Received Approval 02/05/2018

NATURALIZATION

Day 00: Submitted file online for N400 -- 07/31/2020

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