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USCIS has now resumed processing all I485 applications, so the "hold" is now off. The author of this article tweeted this: 
 

I applied under 245i. I know everything about it. Yes, you can qualify to adjust under 245i if your mom's i140 or labor was filed before April 30th, 2001. However, you must submit evidence of your mom's physical presence in US on December 21st, 2000 if your mom filed between January 15, 1998 and April 30, 2001. Was your mom in US on December 21st, 2000? If your mom filed the petition before January 15, 1998, then physical presence in US proof on December 21st, 2000 is not needed. 
 
And your mom's i140 didn't have to be approved, just have to prove that it was "approvable when filed" and not some frivolous filing. Ask me anything via PM. I have heavily researched on this. 

Lol. You need to chill out.

Lol. You need to chill out.

It's literally the app lets you do that. and the person did not post any sensitive/private information. It's just case number - anyone can enter any case number on USCIS case status and check. 

It's literally the app lets you do that. and the person did not post any sensitive/private information. It's just case number - anyone can enter any case number on USCIS case status and check. 

Right now yes, but as @geowrian mentioned, a priority date is expected to be established in coming few months. This should NOT be an issue since the priority date established should be around or after July 2018 so it should be current anyway.

When you go for i765 biometrics on 1/2, take i485 biometrics letter as well. They may be able to take i485 biometrics early so it will save you another trip. 

It says in I-864 instructions page 7: "Make sure you do not count any individual more than once."

Yes, I have read somewhere it used to be 99.5% or higher but now the standard is raised to 99.99% or higher for immigration purposes.
 
Point remains OP is trolling. Is it one friend that got denied? or two friends? Is it 99.96% or 99.9999999999996%? Because as you can see, it is a huge difference between the two percentages for DNA test purposes. One gets you denied, the other gets you approved.
 
OP is just giving baseless information to make people scared or overly concerned for no reason at all. No proof or anything. Just hearsay. 

This thread is bogus. Sorry, OP,  I think you are trolling. 
 
First it's "one of my friends got denial letter" - and his DNA results were "99.96%" - What did his denial letter say? You never told us.
 
Then another friend is denied but hasn't gotten the denial letter and his DNA results were 99.9999999999996% but hasn't gotten the denial letter yet. 
 
If DNA test was legit and done through AABB laboratory, then there is no way I-130 was denied for your "friends"
 
Come on. 
 

Yes, I have read somewhere it used to be 99.5% or higher but now the standard is raised to 99.99% or higher for immigration purposes.
 
Point remains OP is trolling. Is it one friend that got denied? or two friends? Is it 99.96% or 99.9999999999996%? Because as you can see, it is a huge difference between the two percentages for DNA test purposes. One gets you denied, the other gets you approved.
 
OP is just giving baseless information to make people scared or overly concerned for no reason at all. No proof or anything. Just hearsay. 

This thread is bogus. Sorry, OP,  I think you are trolling. 
 
First it's "one of my friends got denial letter" - and his DNA results were "99.96%" - What did his denial letter say? You never told us.
 
Then another friend is denied but hasn't gotten the denial letter and his DNA results were 99.9999999999996% but hasn't gotten the denial letter yet. 
 
If DNA test was legit and done through AABB laboratory, then there is no way I-130 was denied for your "friends"
 
Come on. 
 

That (newer) site does not update (atleast for me). My cases update on the other (older) egov site but not on newer one. Just FYI.. On that newer one all my cases still says "received" but cases are updating on egov.uscis.gov site. 

That (newer) site does not update (atleast for me). My cases update on the other (older) egov site but not on newer one. Just FYI.. On that newer one all my cases still says "received" but cases are updating on egov.uscis.gov site. 

Finally! Got the texts early this AM. Sent 10/9, Received 10/11. NOA1 Texts 11/8. 

Finally! Got the texts early this AM. Sent 10/9, Received 10/11. NOA1 Texts 11/8. 

Finally! Got the texts early this AM. Sent 10/9, Received 10/11. NOA1 Texts 11/8. 

Finally! Got the texts early this AM. Sent 10/9, Received 10/11. NOA1 Texts 11/8. 

Finally! Got the texts early this AM. Sent 10/9, Received 10/11. NOA1 Texts 11/8. 

Finally! Got the texts early this AM. Sent 10/9, Received 10/11. NOA1 Texts 11/8. 

Mine also received 10/11 around 10 am, and signed by J.Harper as well. I am still waiting. No checks cashed yet either.
 
Do a google search "J Harper USCIS" he is legit 😂

The new rule is currently blocked by the courts. Old rule still in place until further notice.

F1 PD May 2013, just received RFE today. So at least they are working on my case. 

They try for second time at least. See: https://www.uscis.gov/fees
 
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Insufficient Funds: The electronic fund transfer from your account can occur faster than normal processing for a paper check. If your check or other financial instrument is returned as unpayable, we will resubmit the payment one time. If it is returned as unpayable a second time, we will reject your filing and we will charge you a $30 returned check fee."