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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Poland
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As I've posted here before my previously scheduled (for Feb 28th) AOS/Green Card interview was recently cancelled "due to unforseen circumstances" and never rescheduled.

Now, my EAD expires on April 14th, and I've already used both my Advance Parole forms.

I don't know if I should wait for another AOS interview notice and hope that I'll get my Green Card before April 14th, or if I should re-apply for both EAD and AP. I need the AP because this June me and my husband have planned a trip to Ireland. Wwe were about to buy the tickets (it's cheaper now) when the interview was cancelled and I realized I might not get my Green Card in time.

I don't wanna drop all that money into reapplying when I might still get the Green Card in time. But how realistic is it that I might still get the interview done in time?

Thanks for any suggestions...

TIMELINE

April 27, 2004 I-29F sent to Vermont Service Center

May 4, 2004 'I-29F received' NOA

May 28, 2004 'I-29F approved' NOA

June 7, 2004 State Departments's National Visa Center confirms receiving approved I-29F petition

October 07, 2004 Interview

October 22, 2004 Arriving in the US

January 8, 2005 Married.

AOS TIMELINE

February 25, 2005 AOS packet sent

March 21, 2005 AOS, EAD & AP NOAs received

April 15, 2005 AP received in the mail

April 19, 2005 Biometrics & Fingerprinting

April 25, 2005 EAD card received

June 7, 2005 Applied for a new SS card

August 10, 2005 Received a new SS card

September 8, 2005 Case transferred to CSC

November 23, 2005 RFE for Vaccinations received

November 29, 2005 Interview Invitation received scheduled for Feb. 28, 2006

January 5, 2006 Interview cancelled

February26 , 2006 Vaccination Supplement mailed

March 11, 2006 Case approved w/out interview

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