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regina 1993
8 de sep de 2024
Inquiry
I spoke to a USCIS agent by phone on August 15, 2024 to request information about my case. He told me that the response time after responding to an RFE is 60 days, and that in my case the time had already doubled, so he would submit a request for an agent to review the evidence. He gave me a reference number and told me that within 30 days they had to contact me by email or phone to let me know about the process of my review request. On August 25, 2024, I received an email with the following: This email is to confirm the USCIS Contact Center received your inquiry. This inquiry is regarding: Contact Name: ********* Service Item Number: ******** Inquiry Issue: Policy/Regulation Questions Receipt Number:IOE***** Email for Contact: ******** Phone Number to Contact: *********** Inquiry Received Date: 8/15/2024 The USCIS Contact Center has a response time goal of 10 days based on your issue. There is no need to contact us again regarding this inquiry and we will respond to your inquiry as soon as we are able. You may receive a response by email, or we may need to call you for additional information. They have not contacted me yet, I check my email every day and even the spam folder but there is nothing; They have not contacted me by phone either. Does anyone have a similar experience? What can I expect about this?

IR-1/CR-1

U.S. citizen filing for a spouse

Días totales: 311 días
Case
2023-12-26
2024-11-01
I-485
311 días
National Benefits Center: I-485
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Andrea P
8 de sep de 2024
Case denied due to 1-day delay after an anyhow incorrect deadline - what can I do?
Hey everyone! I filed a regular-processing self-petition for an EB2-NIW in January, with a priority date of January 19th. On June 5th, I received an RFE from TSC (dated June 7th, oddly enough) for all three prongs. It seemed like the officer didn’t really read my cover letter and instead quickly reviewed the evidence, resulting in a total misunderstanding of my endeavor. I took my time with the response, redrafting a more detailed cover letter and strengthening my case with additional evidence, two new expert recommendation letters, and a much-improved business plan. The RFE stated that my response needed to be received by September 3rd. Last week, I sent my response from Germany via UPS Express, with a commitment for delivery by August 30th at 10:30 AM. Unfortunately, UPS made several errors, and the package was delivered on September 4th—one day late. Yesterday, on September 5th, my case was denied. Now, I have two questions for anyone who might have gone through something similar: 1) The RFE response still hasn’t shown up in the system. My case status went straight from “Request for Additional Evidence Was Sent” to “Case Was Denied.” From what I’ve read, it usually takes a few days for RFE responses to be processed and registered. Why would the officer deny my case so quickly without waiting for a potential response still hanging in the mail room? 2) I live abroad, and according to the USCIS Policy Manual (Chapter 6 – Evidence), I should have been given an additional 14 days for mailing time on top of the 84-day deadline, rather than just 3 days i.e., 98 days instead of 87. This would mean my actual deadline was September 13th, not September 3rd. After the RFE response was delivered, I sent a physical letter to the officer explaining the delay. I also provided proof that UPS had committed to delivering the package by August 30th, and I pointed out that I should have been granted the additional 14 days for mailing. This letter is scheduled to be delivered on Monday. Has anyone gone through something like this? Given the apparent legal error in calculating the deadline, should I request a “Service Motion to Reopen” from USCIS? I’d really appreciate any advice or insights! Thanks!
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