My experience(current) with my process

[hur2597]

Hello,

I am a non-citizen that was a F-1 student visa holder that filed my i-485, i-765, i-130, i-131 simultaneously.

My field office that is reviewing my case is the National Benefits Center in Lee's Summit, MO.

Here is my time line thus far

5/11 sent from office
6/17 rejection notice (bad payment, lost of debit card)
6/18 received
7/1 received and accepted notice(online)
7/5 biometrics notice
7/23 biometrics date
7/24 biometrics review complete
9/3 RFIE received
9/4 RFIE sent from office
9/10 RFIE received notice(online)

I live in Western NY and am a S. Korean citizen that married a U.S. citizen this May.

[Eric_1]

Hello,nk

I am a non-citizen that was a F-1 student visa holder that filed my i-485, i-765, i-130, i-131 simultaneously.

I live in Western NY and am a S. Korean citizen that married a U.S. citizen this May.

Hello, it looks like a fast timeline. What is the RFIE about? What initial evidence did they request from you? Good luck.

[hur2597]

Mine asked for some reason to send them a birth certificate of my sponsor(my wife's dad) and my birth certificate(In Korea, they have to summit two forms of this and I had only summited one of the documents). My lawyer told me that it was unusual (asking for sponsor's birth certificate) but it seems to be moving along pretty fast, so I am pretty happy and I got a job offer and they are willing to wait until this is all done.