Anonymous A
23 de dic de 2023
Got Noided, dropped the original attorneys
started my journey with the famous three letter agency, their attorneys f.up my case because they forgot to send my legal presence documents while I was f2 , which covered approximately 1 year since my entry in the U.S. they just sent my COS from F1 to present. after that mistake I didn't think twice, dropped their lawyers and got a lawyer out of my pocket, which rebbuted all points made on the NOID with robust evidence. My question is: is there such thing as case approved before priority date being current, even though they don't send a GC? something like " your case is approved but we don't have a visa number available?"
have anyone been in similar situation?
thanks!
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Patience Hope23 de dic de 2023
I know people who got case approved but no visa available from June. apparently they are not current. so they waiting to be current.
Anonymous A23 de dic de 2023
noice!
J A23 de dic de 2023
no there is no such thing as that
Anonymous A23 de dic de 2023
really? so I'm only going to know when they adjudicate after the priority date?
J A24 de dic de 2023
Its either CRP(case remains pending) or an interview. Its clear in the USCIS website that one category for a visa to be approved a visa should be available.
Anonymous A24 de dic de 2023
@J A CRP is a myth, I had CRP before this mess.
LEE xpress0624 de dic de 2023
there is nothing like that. CRP is closed thing but the case can be opened any time if an employee at USCIS look at it.
Anonymous A24 de dic de 2023
@LEE Xpress who invented this BS? CRP means that the case still being analyzed, not that is a closed case. a case is closed when it's adjudicated. end of story.
LEE xpress0627 de dic de 2023
@Anonymous A it was invented by Sir Issac Newton
Anonymous A27 de dic de 2023
@LEE Xpress like Gravity? got it 😂
LEE xpress0628 de dic de 2023
@Anonymous A yes . just like gravity, no law can explain 100% of the events but can explain 95% of thr cases but the law still holds true . CRP —— unfortunate you are in 5% exception category
