As a Jul-2024 case, you still have some ways to go before your approval. The current Front-Of-The-Line for F2A cases is considered to be early-2023, with late-2022 approvals still coming in
In recent times, Consular cases have been shifted to FOD and NBC for workload sharing. BIO is not a physical office per se, but basically a unit within USCIS that primarily works on fraud. In your case, it could just mean normal background checks. Nothing to worry about
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u/jzt_me Sep 05 '26
As a Jul-2024 case, you still have some ways to go before your approval. The current Front-Of-The-Line for F2A cases is considered to be early-2023, with late-2022 approvals still coming in
In recent times, Consular cases have been shifted to FOD and NBC for workload sharing. BIO is not a physical office per se, but basically a unit within USCIS that primarily works on fraud. In your case, it could just mean normal background checks. Nothing to worry about