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We're in the same boat (my husband is the beneficiary, I'm the sponsor). We called and called USCIS to get the service request or biometrics expedited and the only person we were able to speak with said it's not even worth trying because it's been already 5 months in and the general timeframe is 5.5 to 7.5 months. We mentioned the potential loss of job offer but he didn't take it at all. I wonder how other people really cracked through and get it expedited... 

Well I finally got a biometrics appointment Jan 7 in Lawrence, MA!

Quick update: I received an approval letter last week, for which I shared an euphoric post here. Last night I received a text message and email stating that USPS has picked up the envelope. The email says the tracking number is unavailable, but it's actually available once I logged into USCIS website. ETA tomorrow. 

CSC filer, sent to NE in May. Today's USPS Informed Delivery came with this image... USCIS website doesn't have any change still though... Am I getting approval!?
 

Congrats! There's a hope for CSC filers transferred to NE. I filed mid March 2017 and was transferred to NE in May thsi year too. Neither DHS and USCIS site has any updates, but I'll stay positive!!

This gives me a hope too. My case was also transferred to NSC but in early May... Fingers crossed!!

It seems like CSC filers whose case stayed at CSC are getting approval, while those transferred to Nebraska don't have much move... I submitted mine in mid March, and some CSC filers who submitted after me are getting approved. Interesting... 

Congrats!! Now I started seeing CSC filers whose case hasn't been transferred are being approved, I wonder what's going on with the local officers that received the transferred cases. 

Congrats!! Now I started seeing CSC filers whose case hasn't been transferred are being approved, I wonder what's going on with the local officers that received the transferred cases. 

I guess it's not based on the date of submission...? 

It seems like CSC filers whose case stayed at CSC are getting approval, while those transferred to Nebraska don't have much move... I submitted mine in mid March, and some CSC filers who submitted after me are getting approved. Interesting... 

It seems like CSC filers whose case stayed at CSC are getting approval, while those transferred to Nebraska don't have much move... I submitted mine in mid March, and some CSC filers who submitted after me are getting approved. Interesting... 

Maybe the approval letter? Has you case been transferred to TX or NE?

Hey guys, a CSC filer still waiting for the approval here. 
 
I went to the local USCIS office in Indianapolis to get the passport stamped. I waited for 20mins or so after my appointment time, then a lady called my name. She told me that USCIS is processing the applications from November 2016 now so I gotta wait for a bit more to get mine approved. Due to my passport expiration date, she wasn't able to give me a full one year extension but until next June, which is when my passport expires. Hopefully my approval will come through by then! 
 
I also asked her about the incident with DMV a year ago. My local DMV refused to renew my license last year (just requested to change the address though) because the extension letter does not state the exact expiration date of the extension. She said that, though USCIS can't tell them what to do, DMV should have processed my request as this system (with extension letters) has been in place for more than 2 decades. I'll go to DMV tomorrow and try to replace my license (My license is stolen so it's critical for me to get it sort out now).
 

I've read some folks here saying that USCIS won't issue the extension letter for us who're still on pending, but according to this announcement by USCIS, it seems like they'll issue an extension letter for us. Read the third paragraph starting with "Additionally"; 
https://www.uscis.gov/news/alerts/update-form-i-797-receipt-notices-form-i-751-and-form-i-829
Correct me if I'm reading it wrong. I need to improve my reading comprehension lol. 
 
However, it doesn't specify when they'll send the new I-767 for us, and I don't expect them to mail it to me shortly. (by the way I found that they recalled EAD cards too LOL what the heck are they doing). If you need the extension soon, it's probably faster to get the passport stamped. That's what I'm going to do as some company is holding an offer because of my semi-expired PR status. 

By the way, are you guys receiving an email "we are still reviewing your case and there are no updates at this time"? I receive it almost once a month, and it says my case hasn't had update since March 31, 2018 while my case was transferred to NE in May. I wonder what the truth is....

Congrats again!! Hope USPS delivers it quickly!

Awesome. That gives me some hope. My case was finally officially transferred to Nebraska last week, so my case may really move forward now

A CSC filer here. My status was updated late Feb as my application was transferred to the local office, and again I got the same update on early March. Since then, I filed an electronic inquiry and received an answer that it's still within a normal time frame. Ok, I'll wait.
 
This morning, I received an email from USCIS saying "We will noritfy you when your case status changes. We last took action on your case on July 20, 2017.", though I didn't submit another electronic inquiry. I wonder what they were trying to tell me...

When I was trying to update the timeline entry page, it returned an error message "Please enter a date in the format YYYY-MM-DD for the "Date of Marriage" field." But, there's no such a field on the page!! I contacted the Support and they closed the ticket without giving me any answers. I replied to the warning message from the support ticket that they're closing the ticket, and they still closed it without giving me any update. It's been like this since 2 years ago.