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I-130 case with new status and case number

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Hi everyone,

 

I filed form I-130 for my brother in June of 2012 and this week, I received an email from USCIS with a new case number starting with "IOE" and the case status as "Acceptance".  Does anyone reading this know what this means? I called USCIS and spoke to the agent and he was unable to provide me details of this change. The one thing I was told, that this case has been transferred to Potomac service center for processing.

 

My brother has since moved to a different country, and I wanted to update his current address. I was told to write a letter to Potomac service center with the new address with some details - and this is currently the only way to get the address updated of the beneficiary. 

 

Has anyone experienced any of the above issues? 

 

I would appreciate a response, and thank you for reading my post.

 

Thank you and stay safe everyone!

 

 

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1.  F4 cases (I-130s) submitted in 2007 are just now receiving visa numbers.  He has several more years to wait.

2.  There is no need to update his address at this time.  That will be done on his DS-260 in a few years.

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