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Change of address and Service Center after filing

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jennybirgitta   0

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Sweden
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Hi everyone,

I filed in January to Nebraska Service Center. On April 1 we moved from Oregon to California. I changed our address online, got the confirmation letter in the mail about a week later.

Does anyone know what happens to the actual petition? Does it get sent to California for processing or does it stay in Nebraska? When I check the case status online it still has the same LIN-number. I am wondering since CSC seems to be very fast compared to Nebraska.

Thanks,

Jenny

Ken & Jenny

I-751

13th Jan 2007 - Mailed I-751 to NSC

18th Jan 2007 - NOA

14th Feb 2007 - Biometrics

29th Jan 2008 - 6 months extension stamp in passport

Waiting.....

N-400

14th Jan 2008 - Mailed N-400 to CSC. I-751 still pending at NSC

15th Jan 2008 - Received at CSC

17th Jan 2008 - Check cashed

16th Jan 2008 - Priority date

22nd Jan 2008 - Notice date

26th Jan 2008 - Biometrics letter received

7th Feb 2008 - Biometrics appointment

28th April 2008 - Interviev Notice received

17th June 2008 - Interview in San Diego - Passed

10th July 2008 - Oath letter received

23rd July 2008 - Oath ceremony Golden Hall San Diego

25th July 2008 - Applied for passport

4th August 2008 - Passport received

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Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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Hi everyone,

I filed in January to Nebraska Service Center. On April 1 we moved from Oregon to California. I changed our address online, got the confirmation letter in the mail about a week later.

Does anyone know what happens to the actual petition? Does it get sent to California for processing or does it stay in Nebraska? When I check the case status online it still has the same LIN-number. I am wondering since CSC seems to be very fast compared to Nebraska.

Thanks,

Jenny

Why don't you call USCIS to find out? No matter where your petition is at, you'll get your green card.
USCIS-Fillable-Forms DS-Forms
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