Case Was Received At My Local Office

[Nikkosan 127]

1 minute ago, Natonstan said:

 

Ah okay, thanks for that clarification Nikkosan, that's what I was presuming but I got a bit scared there when I saw peoples stamps had a specific length written on them

I totally understand.

 

I've had two stamps myself (one when I misplaced my green card in 2015 and another one as a 1-year extension for the ROC). Both were/are for 1 year and needed as I frequently travel internationally and need to show proof of LPR status to both the airline/security employees in the foreign country, and the CBP officers at the border.

 

Ultimately, as I mentioned, you continue to be a LPR until a decision has been made on your submission.

[Ksenia_O 695]

11 minutes ago, Natonstan said:

 

Wait, so once the 1 year extension letter is through we really have no protection? My 1 year extension expired last month (March 2018) and I've not bothered getting the stamp due to having no travel plans, I do work full time and have not had anyone bring it up, in fact nobody in HR even asked for the Extension letter, now it's sounding like I NEED to go and get a stamp?

You are good As long as you are IN the US and your employer doesn't ask for a proof of your status or you don't have to renew your Driver Licence - you don't really need a I-551 stamp.

 

Same here - my DL is valid til 2023. My employer has never asked for a proof of my status here. And I'm getting a stamp just because of an international trip in Fall.

 

Edited April 5, 2018 by Ksenia_O

[Ksenia_O 695]

8 minutes ago, Natonstan said:

 

Ah okay, thanks for that clarification Nikkosan, that's what I was presuming but I got a bit scared there when I saw peoples stamps had a specific length written on them

We should have our 10 years green card withing the time frame, given on a stamp....USCIS believes

I've read somewhere they don't really want you to have both at the same time - a stamp and a green card...

[peruano2013 0]

Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction 

 

what is this mean ?? I just got this after a few weeks ago i got an update saying that my case was transfer to a local office im a feb 2017 csc filler

[Maya2015 28]

1 hour ago, peruano2013 said:

Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction 

 

what is this mean ?? I just got this after a few weeks ago i got an update saying that my case was transfer to a local office im a feb 2017 csc filler

Same with me... 02/17 CSC

[njblue 51]

1 hour ago, peruano2013 said:

Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction 

 

what is this mean ?? I just got this after a few weeks ago i got an update saying that my case was transfer to a local office im a feb 2017 csc filler

Did you apply for naturalization? I’m from Peru btw !! Saludos 

[Maya2015 28]

No I did not. You?

[gc@gc 184]

1 hour ago, peruano2013 said:

Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction 

 

what is this mean ?? I just got this after a few weeks ago i got an update saying that my case was transfer to a local office im a feb 2017 csc filler

 

it seems that happened to many cases in csc 

 

[peruano2013 0]

11 hours ago, njblue said:

Did you apply for naturalization? I’m from Peru btw !! Saludos 

no, im just removing conditions 

[AmelieAino 40]

14 hours ago, peruano2013 said:

Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction 

 

what is this mean ?? I just got this after a few weeks ago i got an update saying that my case was transfer to a local office im a feb 2017 csc filler

Hmm, we had a few of these for the January 2017 CSC filers a couple weeks ago... one of them got an interview, haven't heard from the others yet...

[Ketsuban 1,034]

Looks like the CRI-89 number is now defunct because it's still showing they received my case on Sept 28th 2016. All of my updates have been entered under the I-751 number. This includes approval, card production and card mail-out. At first, these messages seemed to be glitches again since a lot of people, even people approved some weeks after me, were getting the exact same notifications at the exact same time. However, I do have a priority delivery coming to me tomorrow from USCIS in Corbin, KY as do these other people, so I believe these latest mass status updates to be true. They seem to be streamlining things.

 

The whole "local office" thing - I still believe they picked the most generic message they could once they got the I-751 case number active and inadvertently caused mass panic with their poor decision-making. They could have written something like "we received your case at our service center" instead of making everyone think they had to go to an interview.

[Noelia89 0]

I'm struggling with this new status. My case status changed to "My case was received at my local office" in March 5th. Do you guys think we will get an appointment for interview? or do you think they are so behind on cases that they are transferring cases to local offices? (December 2017 filler - Vermont).

[gc@gc 184]

9 minutes ago, Noelia89 said:

I'm struggling with this new status. My case status changed to "My case was received at my local office" in March 5th. Do you guys think we will get an appointment for interview? or do you think they are so behind on cases that they are transferring cases to local offices? (December 2017 filler - Vermont).

 

almost everyone got that message

[AmelieAino 40]

33 minutes ago, Noelia89 said:

I'm struggling with this new status. My case status changed to "My case was received at my local office" in March 5th. Do you guys think we will get an appointment for interview? or do you think they are so behind on cases that they are transferring cases to local offices? (December 2017 filler - Vermont).

"Case received at local office" = the office you sent your packet to (VSC or CSC). It just moves from room to room. Your case has not been transferred unless they explicitly use the word "transfer" and notify you by mail exactly where it was moved to.

 

You are not more/less likely to get an interview than anyone else due to that message.

[Noelia89 0]

1 hour ago, AmelieAino said:

"Case received at local office" = the office you sent your packet to (VSC or CSC). It just moves from room to room. Your case has not been transferred unless they explicitly use the word "transfer" and notify you by mail exactly where it was moved to.

 

You are not more/less likely to get an interview than anyone else due to that message.

Thank you!! I was a little bit confused.