avocado_o
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18 hours ago, BrokenWings said:
My case got transferred to VSC Vermont SC from CSC. So this transfer means I will have an interview? @avocado_o
As far as I know, it is normal that they move around case file from one service center to another. Just because they transfer your file to CSC, doesn't mean that you will get an interview. One thing I learned though (from few other people's experience) is that they usually transfer file to NBC center if they think the case needs an interview or a RFE. I feel like CSC's process time is faster than other center, give some time and see what happens. Hope you get a good news soon!
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On 3/24/2019 at 4:53 PM, BrokenWings said:
Hey Folks -
Got another update yesterday. Got a notice that my case was evaluated primarily and transferred to VSC from CSC. The VSC office will adjudicate the case; they will let me know if any further document or interview is necessary.
Looking forward-
Hey BrokenWings + others who are on the same boat,
I filed my i-751 with a divorce waiver in March 2018 (I didn't even have my divorce decree at that point), I got a RFE (obviously was expected and this actually bought me a lot of time for my divorce to get finalized) in Feb 2019 but my divorce also got finalized in Feb 2019. Sent my divorce decree along with RFE letter on March 8, 2019 and yesterday I got my 10-year green card in mail (came from NBC center aka Lees Summit MI). I also received a mail from CSC telling me that my case got approved and my green card is on way. But coincidently both mails arrived on the same day!
I primarily filed to CSC office, and I know they transfer file around sometimes but if you don't hear about your file being transfer from CSC to NBC center, there's a high chance of your case being approved without an interview (fingers crossed!). You're almost there. Good luck!!
I 751 With Waiver Application Update
in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits
Posted
I submitted below items as evidence:
● A copy of joint bank statement, both my husband and my name shown (we had 2 joint accounts).
● A void check from joint bank account, showing both names and the address.
● A copy of tax return form submitted jointly in 2016.
● A copy of lease agreement signed jointly when we were living together.
● A copy of eligibility and benefits information from our health insurance, showing my name under my husband’s health insurance plan.
● A copy of auto insurance, both of our names shown under the same policy number.
● A copy of cell phone bills shows 2 cell phones are under my husband’s.
And I also submitted with a cover letter explaining how long I've dated him before we got married (we dated for 6 years), explaining what caused our relationship fell apart and why I decided to get divorce, etc.