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Was worth the try, right? If our local office wasn't 2 hours away, I would've done the same thing.

Given the distance I live from the support center, I say it's not too bad for not succeeding in terms of efforts put into. I agree at least I was able to give a shot and I did.

My scheduled biometric appointment is on May 29th. Yesterday on the 15th, I attempted to have my fingerprint taken. So I did a walk-in at the local support office. They rejected me without much hesitation, first by saying they can't do it after 3:30 pm. It was 3:50pm at the time. Then they asked me why I wanna do it so early. I said: "well I thought it's also okay and possible to do a walk-in" Then I was told to only come at time as specified on the notice. FAILED ATTEMPT... Unfortunately I now have to wait another 2 weeks.

Check this thread, specially what Coleman21 posted. I think its helpful in your case

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/486749-moving-to-another-state-after-filing-aoseadap/

Indeed, very useful thread. thanks for sharing

After concurrent AOS filing, if we move to another state served by a different filed office. Is the processing or later interview going to be automatically switched to the new field office upon submitting my new address? If you lovely members with your relevant experience could elaborate, thanks for sharing your knowledge

Hello community members,

I filed I-130 for my husband. His I-94 doesn't have an expire date, "D/S" instead. While I was filling out the I-130 form, Part C_Qeustion14 on the form does not allow "D/S" to be entered, but only a date. so I left it blank. Then I sent out the I-130 petition along with other concurrent filing applications yesterday. I read online that you could also handwrite for that on the form. Is it a big problem for delaying the petition ?