Still waiting on name check clerance since April.
Just called FBi this week. They don't take phone inquiries anymore only emails.

I read on another thread that it may them 3-4 weeks to respond to he email.

HAs anyone had anyone had any luck getting through them recently?

Check this out for people who like me have been waiting for FBI name check.

http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~stefanko/BCIS/

You can fax or e-mail FBI requesting Name Check results. (phone service is dis-continued relating to this service).

FBI Fax Number : 202-324-3367

e-mail : FBINNCP@ic.fbi.gov

Phone Number : 202-324-2399

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Following format can be used

To
FBI Headquarters
Name Check Section
Washington DC 20535

Dear Sir/Madam,

I and my wife have filed an application for adjustment of status to that as of Lawful permanent Resident with the USCIS Vermont Service Center on xx/xx/***x. Our application is now pending adjudication at the Vermont Service Center.

I am sending this note to you kindly asking for your office to please provide the status of the security/name check I believe the USCIS would have requested upon the filing of our application for adjustment of status.

Following are the details of our case:

Primary Applicant
Name: ***x
SS#: ***x (Primary Applicant)
Date of Birth: xx/xx/***x (Primary Applicant)
USCIS Receipt Numbers: ***************x
Country of Birth: INDIA

(include all above details for subsequent applicants)

Address: ***xx

Phone# : ***x

E-mail: ***@abc.com

I may be reached by phone or e-mail, if you require any additional information/ documents to address my request. A prompt response will be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Hi cafrine:
I have a question if a person enter the U.S legally then he violate his statue, in case he win the DV Lottery will he be able to adjust his statues to permanent resident in the United states or not. Thanks

Antton,

To my knowledge, you will not be able to adjust status with DV lottery without being subject to the 3 year bar if you have overstayed your visa more than 180 days, and to the 10 year bar if you have overstayed longer.

Overstaying your visa may be forgiven if you adjust your status through mariage to US citizen.

That's all I know.