samfard

Hi Mikhael and other guys
 
I ve just called the USCIS Contact Center to talk about that issue(Priority date). just to remember, I d sent my petition on Feb 2016 and it has been approved after 895 days, but in I-797 my PD printed Jul 2018(page 96)
The guy on the phone said, the priority date it's not important as much as the received date is important🤐
sometimes I feel they don't know the rules😖
 
VB works with PD not received date, I don't kknow what can I do now🙌. I'm afraid I'll miss 30 months for this typing error🙄
any comment? plz
 

tnx Triple28 and Michael
I will call again👍
 

There are some F2A cases got this problem before in this forum.
After a several calls to USCIS, they met an agent who admit the incorrect PD and then they send them an amended approval notice.
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/437949-got-noa2-approval-notice-with-wrong-priority-date/
 
So don't worry, you have to try to contact them until your case is fixed. You can send message to people in the topic above to ask them their experience in this problem (if they are still active).

Send an official registered / certified mail and ask them to correct their mistake. Also your US partner could try to schedule a meeting with the local office in your town.

I suggest you call USCIS again to meet another agent, then ask them what is your priority date in their system.
If it is not correct, you ask them to fix it.
If they deny, you should ask to meet his supervisor or manager.
If they deny, should hang up and call again to meet another agent who is willing to help you.
The last chance is taking an appointment to meet the USCIS agent at the local office.
 
You should do this before USCIS sends your documents to NVC.
Because, the NVC cannot fix it, so NVC has to send your case back to USCIS, wait for them to fix it, then USCIS will send it to NVC again for further processing.
 
Sending your case back and forth between USCIS and NVC will take a long long time (several months) and delay your case.

That must be a typo. You should call them immediate and have them corrected it. You may also want to write them a letter,
in addition to calling. Your priority date should be current according to the receive date.

I hope so, thank you,
you gave me hope too

With the 2 kids, indeed there should be a good chance for a waiver. I hope it can be expedited as most of the times they take a long time of 12months+

Tnx Michael, 
First of all, you were right about back check(it seems)
The second point, my case was on held before new president nomination
And the final point is that the ban will affect on Iranian's cases but the bright side for us is, 2 things
1- All cases will proceed to interview, because the ban is not life time and there is something between 2 goverments(U.S, need some more info about Iranian people)
2- There is a "waiver" condition for "undue hardship", I hope to use it for my case
I've seperated from my wife and 2 children

I think you should call...

No, FBI background checks are the first step and part of NO2. Sometimes they are very delayed. 

How I wish I also know how to answer you but I don't. I'm sorry. Our papers js also at the CSC. I hope they will have a resolution for it ASAP

Hello Samfard you have to call USCIS, Its for sure that the case has a problem, so call UCIS.

There must be a kind of problem. It could be missing security clearance missing from FBI.

Yup same issue..! But not trasfered..! 11months been from my P.D i just called USCIS they said is there any issue with your address? Then checked my record file there was a mistake in address, now i am just sending the correction letter to California service centre, the address which is on Form I-797, this way out suggested by USCIS..! So you also have to recheck your i-130 n G-325A if you have made a mistake then follow the procedure as i am doing..! And just pray for approval..! 
N one thing more in my knowledge once your case trasfered there are 99% chances of approval with in next 45days..! So also keep your fingers cross..! 

I see on f2a timelines that there is somebody with PD 9/23/2016 got their i-130 approved on 3/17/2017.