I-485 - Case was transferred to a new jurisdiction

[sab84]

Hello,

Sorry if this is deviating from the original post: I recently received a notification (through USCIS website, on 20th) that my case has been transferred to another office and now jurisdiction. Upon chatting with USCIS agents, I got a strange update that the transfer receipt has been issued but my AOS application is still with Nebraska. Is this something others have seen?

Thanks,
-S

[L1A_asp]

My i485 was transferred from Nebraska to nbc on july13 . Today the ead got approved . Usually for applications that they approve gc, they don’t give ead.does it mean we won’t get out gc this year?

[twisted-pixel]

Always stay positive. You are one step closer to your GC. Now it is just a matter of another 4-6 weeks max. If you feel frustrated, think about others like me who are in a far worse situation and you will feel better.

Wish you good luck to get your GC soon. Cheers..!

yup...I actually received the RFE while I was on holiday so managed to read It properly when I returned at the weekend. The new medical I need is because they changed the I-693 form in October 2021 so any I-693 forms prior to that are no longer valid. Bad news is I tested positive with Covid so I have to wait until I test negative to actually get the medical. The RFE letter says

Although processing times cannot be guaranteed, if you seek completion of your case by the end of this fiscal year (Sept 30, 2022), we strongly advise you to submit your complete form I-693 as soon as possible via express mail

They need it by 15th of August and it has to go to my immigration attorneys first...so timing will be tight!!

[Enub4]

Just got a request for a new medical. Frustrating because I submitted my I-693 with my application and it’s not even 2 years old yet. Now I have to do another one??

The same happened to us back in February 2021. The medical didn't expire until June 2021. We sent the medicals in March 2021 and they approved the GC 5 months later.

[L1A_asp]

The same happened to us back in February 2021. The medical didn't expire until June 2021. We sent the medicals in March 2021 and they approved the GC 5 months later.

u mean March 2022? I filed medicals in June 2021 along with AOS application...will have to wait for RFE then

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u mean March 2022? I filed medicals in June 2021 along with AOS application...will have to wait for RFE then

from my RFE

All forms I-693 signed by civil surgeons on or after October 1, 2021 must use the 09/13/21 edition. USCIS will not accept the 07/15/19 version if the civil surgeon signed the I-693 on or after October 1, 2021


Now that makes no sense to me because mine was signed before October 21 so that shouldn't really apply (another case of inconsistency from USCIS)

but, it does seem to suggest you might need a new one. do you know which edition you submitted? If you have a copy, the edition is at the bottom of each page

[L1A_asp]

Me too...My surgeon signed on june 03 2021 and used version 07/15/19.

[L1A_asp]

Finally greencards approved today...good luck to everyone who is stuck/waiting...hope u too get green soon

[Enub4]

u mean March 2022? I filed medicals in June 2021 along with AOS application...will have to wait for RFE then

No, this was last year.

[shiva_82]

Finally greencards approved today...good luck to everyone who is stuck/waiting...hope u too get green soon

Good to know. Happy for you. Congratulations..!

[L1A_asp]

Good to know. Happy for you. Congratulations..!

thanks buddy...I hope and pray for similar updates from u soon...

[twisted-pixel]

Finally greencards approved today...good luck to everyone who is stuck/waiting...hope u too get green soon

Congrats. I have my new medical booked for Friday (still don't understand why I have to do another one since it goes against exactly what the RFE says!!).

[shiva_82]

Congrats. I have my new medical booked for Friday (still don't understand why I have to do another one since it goes against exactly what the RFE says!!).

Just check if the doctor would give you new documentation based on your previous check. They might charge you still but it at least saves you time and effort.

[Vsamsr10]

Just check if the doctor would give you new documentation based on your previous check. They might charge you still but it at least saves you time and effort.

Unfortunately it’s only valid for 6 mths. I know bcos when we interfiled medicals our doc said it’s valid for 6 mths, if u need the docs again after 6 mths we have to redo.

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Unfortunately it’s only valid for 6 mths. I know bcos when we interfiled medicals our doc said it’s valid for 6 mths, if u need the docs again after 6 mths we have to redo.

incorrect. It's two years as long as the date of the civil surgeon’s signature was no more than 60 days before the applicant filed for adjustment of status (this 60 day period has been temporarily waived until 30 september 2022)

This 2 years was temporarily extended to 4 years due to covid processing delays but I'm not sure if the temporary extension is still in place.