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OMG!!! I was just checking out timelines before getting back to work and noticed this!

# ---------- Names ---------------- Date Sent -------------- First NOA ------------- RFE ------------- Second NOA

1009 ----- K and D -------------- 2008-12-31 -------------2009-01-02 ------------------------------- 2009-01-08

HOW???? Congrats for them but seriously, HOW?? 6 days from NOA1 to NOA2???

Crazy egh....just happens sometimes. I think they forget to pull a file from the bottom and just pull it from the top.

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OMG!!! I was just checking out timelines before getting back to work and noticed this!

# ---------- Names ---------------- Date Sent -------------- First NOA ------------- RFE ------------- Second NOA

1009 ----- K and D -------------- 2008-12-31 -------------2009-01-02 ------------------------------- 2009-01-08

HOW???? Congrats for them but seriously, HOW?? 6 days from NOA1 to NOA2???

Crazy egh....just happens sometimes. I think they forget to pull a file from the bottom and just pull it from the top.

Check out the posts related to the person - the visa is for Cuba, and here is the explanation from one poster:

Cuban nationals must complete an exit visa (carta blanca) process before they are able to leave their Country. Therefore, the process stateside is often expedited to counter-balance this.... at least it used to be.

Fire de a Mus Mus tail, him tink a cool breeze

Islandwoman Experienced

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Check out the posts related to the person - the visa is for Cuba, and here is the explanation from one poster:

Cuban nationals must complete an exit visa (carta blanca) process before they are able to leave their Country. Therefore, the process stateside is often expedited to counter-balance this.... at least it used to be.

That's our Sus - always the researcher!! :thumbs:

What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger....

dillon Experienced

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Hey IW...I was wondering which I-134 did you take with you to the interview? The old one that had to be notarized or the new one that doesn't need to be?

AOS

9/25/09 -Mailed I-485/I-131/I-765

9/27/09 - Received by Chicago Lock Box

10/2/09 - Date on NAO1's

10/5/09 - Received NAO1's in the mail

10/5/09- Check cashed

10/11/09 - Received Biometrics letter in the mail

10/29/09- Biometrics appointment

10/14/09 - Walked in for Biometrics appointment

10/15/09 - Touch I-485/I-765

10/16/09 - I-485 transferred to CSC

11/6/09 - EAD approved

11/9/09 - Advance Parole approved

11/23/09- Received EAD/AP

12/2/09 - Email Card Production Ordered!!!!

12/9/09 - Card received

jamerican Rising Star

jamerican   2

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ok gals...I have enjoyed reading about what duties/drama you have at work so here goes my day.....1 pedicure, 2 facials and 2 punanny wax's :wacko: , off to work I go!!!!!!

Visa Journey

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Consulate : Jamaica

03-13-2009 : Married

10-16-2009: I-130 Sent to Chicago

10-18-2009: I-130 Delivered

10-23-2009: Cashed check

10-23-2009: NOA1

10-27-2009: Touched

02-08-2010: NOA2!! APPROVED!! email/text received

02-13-2010: NOA2 hard copy received

NVC JOURNEY

02-12-2010: NVC Case # assigned

02-15-2010: email address given to NVC operator

02-22-2010: AOS/DS3032 email received by NVC

02-22-2010: AOS $70 bill paid

02-22-2010: DS3032 Hardcopy Fedx

02-23-2010: DS3032 received signed for by K.STLAURENT

03-04-2010: DS3032 accepted and system updated

03-04-2010: paid IV bill

took a long time to send in ppwk due to husband's birth certificate delay :(

got birth certificate FINALLY!!!

didn't keep good records...sent in the ppwk and got a RFE for copy of passport

06-24-2010: NVC received the form I forgot to send ...oops

08-02-2010: still waiting on a case complete.....ughhhhh

08-10-2010: 2nd RFE for an updated police record-although the one we have was dated 4 months ago......ughhhhhhh

09-01-2010: NVC received checklist letter with a new police report..

09-23-2010: case complete FINALLY

11-12-2010: Interview-blue slip, need of a co-sponsor & petitioner at interview

12-07-2010: Petitioner interview w/co-sponsor paperwork

sus Mentor

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ok gals...I have enjoyed reading about what duties/drama you have at work so here goes my day.....1 pedicure, 2 facials and 2 punanny wax's :wacko: , off to work I go!!!!!!

Okay, I don't think I could handle doing the punanny wax :blink:

Fire de a Mus Mus tail, him tink a cool breeze

Ellsinlove Experienced

Ellsinlove   2

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Hey IW...I was wondering which I-134 did you take with you to the interview? The old one that had to be notarized or the new one that doesn't need to be?

When it comes time for us to go through that process, I'll be using the latest, updated form. The 10/08 revision has no notary area and the instructions for that new form indicate it's not necessary. I'm going that route! :thumbs:

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ok gals...I have enjoyed reading about what duties/drama you have at work so here goes my day.....1 pedicure, 2 facials and 2 punanny wax's :wacko: , off to work I go!!!!!!

Okay, I don't think I could handle doing the punanny wax :blink:

Me neither! Yikes! :hehe:

A government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take from you everything you have. - President Gerald Ford

AOS Timeline (from B2)

12.31.08....Package Sent to Chicago

01.13.09....NOA1 received

03.14.09....Biometrics Appt

03.25.09....EAD Card Received

04.05.09....Interview Appt Received

05.07.09....Interview

05.07.09....APPROVED!!!

06.23.09....Conditional Green Card Received!!!!

Stepdaughter Consular Filing

01.27.10....I-130 Package sent to Chicago

02.08.10....NOA1 received

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Islandwoman Experienced

Islandwoman   0

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Hey IW...I was wondering which I-134 did you take with you to the interview? The old one that had to be notarized or the new one that doesn't need to be?

:blink: I took the old one - I didn't know there was a new one. :wacko:

ok gals...I have enjoyed reading about what duties/drama you have at work so here goes my day.....1 pedicure, 2 facials and 2 punanny wax's :wacko: , off to work I go!!!!!!

Enjoy!!! I'm still scared to get a punanny wax.... :unsure:

What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger....

Ellsinlove Experienced

Ellsinlove   2

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OMG!!! I was just checking out timelines before getting back to work and noticed this!

# ---------- Names ---------------- Date Sent -------------- First NOA ------------- RFE ------------- Second NOA

1009 ----- K and D -------------- 2008-12-31 -------------2009-01-02 ------------------------------- 2009-01-08

HOW???? Congrats for them but seriously, HOW?? 6 days from NOA1 to NOA2???

Crazy egh....just happens sometimes. I think they forget to pull a file from the bottom and just pull it from the top.

Check out the posts related to the person - the visa is for Cuba, and here is the explanation from one poster:

Cuban nationals must complete an exit visa (carta blanca) process before they are able to leave their Country. Therefore, the process stateside is often expedited to counter-balance this.... at least it used to be.

Okay, thanks Sus! I didn't notice the Cuba part of that person's profile. When I looked at their timeline, it said Armenia! :blink::blink::blink: After that, I didn't notice the discrepancy. Well, that makes sense then I guess.

sus Mentor

sus   70

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Okay, thanks Sus! I didn't notice the Cuba part of that person's profile. When I looked at their timeline, it said Armenia! :blink::blink::blink: After that, I didn't notice the discrepancy. Well, that makes sense then I guess.

Still frustrating, though Ells! Can we get it expedited because of the JA "Soon Come" attitude?

Enjoy!!! I'm still scared to get a punanny wax.... :unsure:

It wasn't that bad - just don't do it yourself or you will have hickeys where ya don't want them! :whistle:

Fire de a Mus Mus tail, him tink a cool breeze

Ellsinlove Experienced

Ellsinlove   2

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Has anyone here seen the movie 'What Dreams May Come'? It was okay...enough for me to not 'not like it'. I might have really liked it except for a couple things. 1) At just under 2 hours, it was still a bit too long and convoluted and 2) (this is what knocked it down a star) is that I made a little observation about the director's idea of heaven and hell that really bothered me. In the depiction of heaven, it was mostly white people floating around and la la la. Once they got to the gates of hell, who did they cast? Mostly black people! #######??? That stereotypical BS notion that all 'good' people are white and 'bad' people are black. And these Hollywood directors keep perpetuating that #######. For that I *almost* didn't like the movie but it had other good elements.

*JG* Grand Master

*JG*   2

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Okay, thanks Sus! I didn't notice the Cuba part of that person's profile. When I looked at their timeline, it said Armenia! :blink::blink::blink: After that, I didn't notice the discrepancy. Well, that makes sense then I guess.

Still frustrating, though Ells! Can we get it expedited because of the JA "Soon Come" attitude?

Enjoy!!! I'm still scared to get a punanny wax.... :unsure:

It wasn't that bad - just don't do it yourself or you will have hickeys where ya don't want them! :whistle:

Who says I wouldn't want them there, Sus????????? :devil:

Life's just a crazy ride on a run away train

You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

You only get one trip

So make it good, make it last 'cause it all flies by so fast

You only get one trip

 
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