Asylum Based i-485

[bakap]

yes NBC

[Asylee123]

Congratulations…

[waitingGC]

hi everyone

i have received good news about my i485 today and i wanted share with you.

my green card journey
i am granted asylum on april 2 , 2019
i sent my i485 to Texas service center on june 10 , 2020
my case was transferred to MO on january 21 2022
my card was being produced on february 17 2022

i hope i receive it soon.

Congratulations. Did you file a lawsuit or used any other type of expedite method (congressman, ombudsman etc)? Where do you live? Thanks

[bakap]

Congratulations. Did you file a lawsuit or used any other type of expedite method (congressman, ombudsman etc)? Where do you live? Thanks

thanks i didn’t do anything. i just waited.

[luckycharm4111]

Hello everyone,

DEC 2019 filed for I-485 (GC) at TSC
Feb 2022 Request for additional Evidence was sent

Does anyone receive additional evidence request? what did they ask for?

what is the difference between Request for Evidence Vs Request for additional evidence?

If they need only Medical and Photos, then it should have been Initial Evidence. But they are asking for additional Evidence?

I am confused and little curious what it might be.

[luckycharm4111]

Hi. I got approved , asylum based.
Aug 2018 approval. After 1 year
Oct 2019 filed for I-485 (GC) after 820 days in TSC
Feb 2022 Request for additional Evidence was sent

What could it be that they need? Anyone please

Qashqiir Can I Please know what was the additional Evidence they requested for?

[flando]

Hello everyone,

DEC 2019 filed for I-485 (GC) at TSC
Feb 2022 Request for additional Evidence was sent

Does anyone receive additional evidence request? what did they ask for?

what is the difference between Request for Evidence Vs Request for additional evidence?

If they need only Medical and Photos, then it should have been Initial Evidence. But they are asking for additional Evidence?

I am confused and little curious what it might be.

No need to panic.

It's almost certain to be expired medical. Even if it's not, it would be something straightforward to address, otherwise they generally refer your case for an interview.

Also medical is never RFIE because the initial evidence does not involve medical.

[Sam79]

No need to panic.

It's almost certain to be expired medical. Even if it's not, it would be something straightforward to address, otherwise they generally refer your case for an interview.

Also medical is never RFIE because the initial evidence does not involve medical.

Hi Flando, why is it my i485 was transferred to Helena , Montana Field Office from NBC, and I live in Philadelphia.

[flando]

Hi Flando, why is it my i485 was transferred to Helena , Montana Field Office from NBC, and I live in Philadelphia.

It might be just balance workload across offices for cases don't require an interview.

Don't need to read too much about it.

[Asyleef]

Hey Flando,
Why do some cases require an interview? Is it something concerning to have an interview?

[flando]

Hey Flando,
Why do some cases require an interview? Is it something concerning to have an interview?

There is no need for question like this. You should not be concerned about an interview unless you have grounds of inadmissibilities in which case you should consult with an attorney.

You can see some of the reasons a case require an interview here. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/...rt-a-chapter-5
"Relocating Cases for Adjustment of Status Interviews"

[cmas95]

Hi Guys,

My case was transferred to Asylum Office in 2020, and after two congresswoman inquiries, my case was transferred to my local office three days ago. Today, my case was updated again and showed my case is transferred to another office that has jurisdiction. I contacted the USCIS it mentioned my case is now assigned to National Benefits Center, so I usually see people's cases transferred to the national benefits center and then to the local office for an interview, but I never see from a local field office back to NBC.

Does anyone have any visibility on this?

Thanks a lot

[flando]

Hi Guys,

My case was transferred to Asylum Office in 2020, and after two congresswoman inquiries, my case was transferred to my local office three days ago. Today, my case was updated again and showed my case is transferred to another office that has jurisdiction. I contacted the USCIS it mentioned my case is now assigned to National Benefits Center, so I usually see people's cases transferred to the national benefits center and then to the local office for an interview, but I never see from a local field office back to NBC.

Does anyone have any visibility on this?

Thanks a lot

Nobody will have “visibility” into a case they don’t even know the receipt number of.

That said, what you heard from the customer service is most likely wrong.

Regardless, you should not panic like this and over think.

There is nothing you can do but wait unless you want to file a lawsuit.

Not sure what notifications you are talking about the transfers but generally, there will be two notifications, one is saying the case is being transferred the other, generally couple of days later, is saying the case has been transferred and another office now has jurisdiction. This matched what you seem to suggest.

If that’s the case your case is only transferred once.

Just don’t read too much into this and relax

[cmas95]

Nobody will have “visibility” into a case they don’t even know the receipt number of.

That said, what you heard from the customer service is most likely wrong.

Regardless, you should not panic like this and over think.

There is nothing you can do but wait unless you want to file a lawsuit.

Not sure what notifications you are talking about the transfers but generally, there will be two notifications, one is saying the case is being transferred the other, generally couple of days later, is saying the case has been transferred and another office now has jurisdiction. This matched what you seem to suggest.

If that’s the case your case is only transferred once.

Just don’t read too much into this and relax

Thank you so much! I check the case history both time is showing Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction I guess you are right, at this point I will have to wait then! Thanks you, and I will post the timeline once I hear more

[27march]

Guys, I got great news! I applied for a green card in 2019 May and My case was transferred to Nebraska in Jan 2022. I got an email 10 min ago, I checked my status and it says:
New Card Is Being Produced

I still can't believe it! Finally after 34 months.

Thank you.