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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: New Zealand
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Hi,

Just starting to look at EAD details - have applied for K-1 visa and awaiting NOA2.

Just one quick question - how long is the EAD valid for. I would be guessing a year, but would be good to know if my guess is accurate.

Thanks!

Mark

18 September 2007: I-129F Sent to CSC

26 September 2007: I-129F NOA1

20 February 2008: Touch

21 February 2008: Touch

5 March 2008: I-129F NOA2

15 March 2008: NVC received

18 March 2008: NVC forwarded to Auckland

26 March 2008: Packet 3 Received

14 April 2008: Packet 3 Sent

18 April 2008: Packet 4 Received

29 April 2008: Interview Date

3 May 2008: Visa Received

28 May 2008: US Entry

28 June 2008: Wedding Day!!!!

30 June 2008: AOS/EAD documents sent to Chicago Lock Box

7 July 2008: NOA1 for AOS & EAD documents

15 July 2008: Biometrics Appointment

3 September 2008: EAD Approved and Card Production Ordered

15 September 2008: EAD Card Received

16 September 2008: AOS Approved and Green Card Production Ordered

26 September 2008: Green Card received

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Yes, the EAD is valid for one year from date of issue.

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The EAD should be valid for one year from the date of adjudication. In our case for the 1st EAD, the ASC was so slow the EAD was approved, but pending biometrics. They wound up issuing my husband an EAD in mid February with an effective date of the previous December.

Not the norm though, but I have seen it happen to a rare few others.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: New Zealand
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The EAD should be valid for one year from the date of adjudication. In our case for the 1st EAD, the ASC was so slow the EAD was approved, but pending biometrics. They wound up issuing my husband an EAD in mid February with an effective date of the previous December.

Not the norm though, but I have seen it happen to a rare few others.

Thanks for your replys!

18 September 2007: I-129F Sent to CSC

26 September 2007: I-129F NOA1

20 February 2008: Touch

21 February 2008: Touch

5 March 2008: I-129F NOA2

15 March 2008: NVC received

18 March 2008: NVC forwarded to Auckland

26 March 2008: Packet 3 Received

14 April 2008: Packet 3 Sent

18 April 2008: Packet 4 Received

29 April 2008: Interview Date

3 May 2008: Visa Received

28 May 2008: US Entry

28 June 2008: Wedding Day!!!!

30 June 2008: AOS/EAD documents sent to Chicago Lock Box

7 July 2008: NOA1 for AOS & EAD documents

15 July 2008: Biometrics Appointment

3 September 2008: EAD Approved and Card Production Ordered

15 September 2008: EAD Card Received

16 September 2008: AOS Approved and Green Card Production Ordered

26 September 2008: Green Card received

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