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Posted about 14 hours ago
Natalie Brookstone
Answered about 13 hours ago
Yes, that happens to a lot of people and it’s usually just part of how USCIS shifts workload around. When a case gets transferred, it often sits quietly in the new office’s queue until an officer picks it up, so the silence can last weeks or even months without any updates. In most cases it does eventually move forward normally, and while the transfer can add some waiting time, it doesn’t usually mean the case is delayed because of a problem.
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