GC in hand today! Very, very fast!!

[Chica Yeyé 41]

just a quick question:

Are GC only valid for 2 years? Mine was for two years!

Same as mine sweetie- since we've been married less than 2 years at the time the card was produced. So, in 2 years we need to remove conditions.

[MissStacey 1]

I'm the freak here- I want my AOS process to be slow.

If my GC is issued after June 15 2008, I'll get a 10 year card instead of the 2.

[Created 6]

Congratulations!

[sapa_uscan 0]

just a quick question:

Are GC only valid for 2 years? Mine was for two years!

If you've been married for less than 2 years, yes. 90 days prior to the expiration, you need to file I-751.

Congratulations, our's took about 8 weeks (2 months, I guess) from start to finish, with an interview Some are going a little faster in the last year or so, but those who wait seem to wait a long time

Same as mine sweetie- since we've been married less than 2 years at the time the card was produced. So, in 2 years we need to remove conditions.

Thanks both of yah, for the advice. So, when exactly can i begin with "removing the conditions". Is filing the I-751 the same as this process ("removing the conditions") ?

[Melyssa 0]

I'm the freak here- I want my AOS process to be slow.

If my GC is issued after June 15 2008, I'll get a 10 year card instead of the 2.

LOL

Well, you have permission to leave the country already at least, since you're on a K3!

just a quick question:

Are GC only valid for 2 years? Mine was for two years!

If you've been married for less than 2 years, yes. 90 days prior to the expiration, you need to file I-751.

Congratulations, our's took about 8 weeks (2 months, I guess) from start to finish, with an interview Some are going a little faster in the last year or so, but those who wait seem to wait a long time

Same as mine sweetie- since we've been married less than 2 years at the time the card was produced. So, in 2 years we need to remove conditions.

Thanks both of yah, for the advice. So, when exactly can i begin with "removing the conditions". Is filing the I-751 the same as this process ("removing the conditions") ?

I think there is a certain time you have to file that is after almost 2 years but before the 2 years is actually up, and you have to do it within that timeframe. So you have to mark your calendar for some date almost 2 years down the line, and remember to file at that point

[Caladan 19]

It's good to see that they're picking up some speed post fee increase! Congrats!

[LaL 418]

I'm the freak here- I want my AOS process to be slow.

If my GC is issued after June 15 2008, I'll get a 10 year card instead of the 2.

lol I agree Stacey - the real bummer comes in when you have been married just short of 2 years when adjudication takes place .. I "luckily" have passed that, but now I just want the stinkin card

[Udella&Wiz 325]

Ok - a small question. Is there some kind of secret criteria that some folks end up having an AOS interview and some don't? I probably missed something along the way...I'm still new to the AOS thing

Cheers

[~*Maria*~ 1]

Congratulations

[Lona.C. 16]

Ok - a small question. Is there some kind of secret criteria that some folks end up having an AOS interview and some don't? I probably missed something along the way...I'm still new to the AOS thing

Cheers

am in the same boat as wiz and wondering the same thing ,

also what exactly is the differance between uscis and CIS , I see people get files send directly to CIS and are approved without a interview

My local office would be Boston so what would i have to look out for if I do get so lucky and resive an approval after biometrics when time comes ?

am a newby on this aos stuff and i do read the guides but cant find the answer there , thanks for the help

[Lona.C. 16]

Ok - a small question. Is there some kind of secret criteria that some folks end up having an AOS interview and some don't? I probably missed something along the way...I'm still new to the AOS thing

Cheers

am in the same boat as wiz and wondering the same thing ,

also what exactly is the differance between uscis and CIS , I see people get files send directly to CIS and are approved without a interview

My local office would be Boston so what would i have to look out for if I do get so lucky and resive an approval after biometrics when time comes ?

am a newby on this aos stuff and i do read the guides but cant find the answer there , thanks for the help

[Lona.C. 16]

Ok - a small question. Is there some kind of secret criteria that some folks end up having an AOS interview and some don't? I probably missed something along the way...I'm still new to the AOS thing

Cheers

am in the same boat as wiz and wondering the same thing ,

also what exactly is the differance between uscis and CIS , I see people get files send directly to CIS and are approved without a interview

My local office would be Boston so what would i have to look out for if I do get so lucky and resive an approval after biometrics when time comes ?

am a newby on this aos stuff and i do read the guides but cant find the answer there , thanks for the help

[Lona.C. 16]

Ok - a small question. Is there some kind of secret criteria that some folks end up having an AOS interview and some don't? I probably missed something along the way...I'm still new to the AOS thing

Cheers

am in the same boat as wiz and wondering the same thing ,

also what exactly is the differance between uscis and CIS , I see people get files send directly to CIS and are approved without a interview

My local office would be Boston so what would i have to look out for if I do get so lucky and resive an approval after biometrics when time comes ?

am a newby on this aos stuff and i do read the guides but cant find the answer there , thanks for the help

OOPS SORRY FOR THE TRIPLE POST , MY PUTER IS ACTING UP I REALY DONT KNOW WHAT HAPPEND

[SHELLYandFCO 0]

thought I should post this up! Just couldn't contain the excitement to myself and my wife!

I received the GREEN CARD in the mail today! We just could not believe how fast this whole process went, especially with minimum touch updates on USCIS website. No interviews, no nothig! direct to the GC!!!!

All those waiting for it, be patient and we hope that everyone else get theirs soon!

Congratulations on the speedy process....even better, no interview!

[Lance27 21]

Hey, Congratulations Bud. Glad it went so fast for ya. No more USCIS for another 2 years for the 2 of you