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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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Hi Everyone,

I filed AOS at the end of January. So far my husband has had his biometrics and now we are just waiting. I know alot of you say your case has been touched. How do you see that? I go to the USCIS site and I log into my account. I check the recipt numbers for the application for green card and work authorization applications, and all that shows up is the date that they recieved the application and the letter of biometircs being sent. Is there another place to go on that site to see if it has been touched?

Thank you,

Janelle

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A touch is when the 'last updated' date has changed but the notice on the file remains the same.

2-28-2009 Sent in I-751

3-14-2009 Received I-751 back because they can't read

3-16-2009 Re-Sent I-751

3-17-2009 Received by Vermont

Waiting and watching the calendar flip ever so over closer to 4-2-2009 (When my 2 yr GC expires) . . .

4-2-2009 Received I-751 back AGAIN! Oh and my GC expired today.

4-3-2009 Re-Sent I-751

4-4-2009 Received by Vermont

4-6-2009 Date of NOA-1 Extension Letter (Rec'd 4/13/09)

4-10-2009 Check Cashed

4-24-2009 Date of Biometrics letter (Rec'd 4/30/09)

5-11-2009 Biometrics Appointment in Louisville.

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It's a little tricky, but if you log in the first place you'll go is your portfolio. If you've added your cases to the portfolio, it will say when it was last updated "touched". Don't click on the cases (that will take you to the notice that it's been received, you'll hear from them about the next steps, blah blah), just look at the date to the right.

I-129F

10/23/2006 - I-129F approved (97 days from CSC)

AOS

03/03/2007 - Married!

03/14/2007 - I-485 + I-765 sent

03/21/2007 - NOA1, Checks cashed

06/01/2007 - EAD card production e-mail received (74 days)

07/27/2007 - EAD RECEIVED (57 days after approval)

11/29/2007 - Infopass appointment - file was sent to a storage facility before it was finished processing.

05/28/2008 - Received AOS Interview notice

07/10/2008 - AOS Interview-APPROVED pending fingerprints

09/22/2008 - GREEN CARD IN HAND!

Removing Conditions

06/04/2010 - Sent I-751

06/07/2010 - NOA1

06/09/2010 - Check cashed

07/22/2010 - Biometrics Appointment

09/08/2010 - Card production e-mail

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Morocco
Timeline
It's a little tricky, but if you log in the first place you'll go is your portfolio. If you've added your cases to the portfolio, it will say when it was last updated "touched". Don't click on the cases (that will take you to the notice that it's been received, you'll hear from them about the next steps, blah blah), just look at the date to the right.

Thank you for explaining it so well! I kept clicking on the case number and didn't even notice there was a date on it.

Thanks so much!

Janelle

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Thank you for explaining it so well! I kept clicking on the case number and didn't even notice there was a date on it.

Thanks so much!

Janelle

Not a problem! I kept doing the same thing even though I used to check our status during I-129F all the time. I guess you have to get back into the habit after not dealing with USCIS for a while!

I-129F

10/23/2006 - I-129F approved (97 days from CSC)

AOS

03/03/2007 - Married!

03/14/2007 - I-485 + I-765 sent

03/21/2007 - NOA1, Checks cashed

06/01/2007 - EAD card production e-mail received (74 days)

07/27/2007 - EAD RECEIVED (57 days after approval)

11/29/2007 - Infopass appointment - file was sent to a storage facility before it was finished processing.

05/28/2008 - Received AOS Interview notice

07/10/2008 - AOS Interview-APPROVED pending fingerprints

09/22/2008 - GREEN CARD IN HAND!

Removing Conditions

06/04/2010 - Sent I-751

06/07/2010 - NOA1

06/09/2010 - Check cashed

07/22/2010 - Biometrics Appointment

09/08/2010 - Card production e-mail

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