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i sent in my AOS package last week. i tracked my letter and it was delivered sunday (i guess they deliver to PO boxes on sundays?).

anyhow, i was wondering how long it usually takes before you get a notice of action and your package is forwarded?

any information would be appreciated! i am trying to get an idea of how long this process will take me, etc etc.

K1 visa

K1 Visa process took about 1 year, got married on January 13, 2006.

Got my green card on October 5, 2006.

Removal of Conditions

September 15, 2008: I-751 package sent

November 1, 2008: Received NOA

Januar 13, 2009: Biometrics appointment in Buffalo

May 2009: Notice of case transfered to California

August 3, 2009: received RFE letter; sent in evidence 2 weeks later, USCIS confirmed reception

March 03, 2010: Filed form DHS-7001 with CIS Ombudsman, and contacted my local Congresswoman to try to get my case pushed through.

June 5, 2010: Letter from CIS Ombudsman telling me USCIS is not ready for a decision yet. They didn't give me a timeline for when to expect a decision... this is getting worst...

August 2, 2010: Infopass appointment for I-155 stamp in my passport. Agent who helped me is going to get my file from California and process it himself!

August 10, 2010: Email from my Congresswoman's office, USCIS still not ready for a decision, told to wait another 90 days. And email from agent at local office telling me that his request to get my file was denied by California...

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Japan
Timeline
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i sent in my AOS package last week. i tracked my letter and it was delivered sunday (i guess they deliver to PO boxes on sundays?).

anyhow, i was wondering how long it usually takes before you get a notice of action and your package is forwarded?

any information would be appreciated! i am trying to get an idea of how long this process will take me, etc etc.

Hi, there.

here is my timeline

Send day recieved day receipt noticed day I recieved

05/01/2006-----05/03/2006-------05/09/2006---------05/12/2006

popodog and popocat

<AOS>

10/14/2005:Married

05/01/2006:I-130,I-485, and I-765 mailed to Chicago

05/03/2006:these are received in Chicago

05/12/2006:Received NOA1 (dated 05/09/2006)

05/13/2006:Able to track cases online

05/17/2006:Touch(I-130,485,765)

05/19/2006:Touch(I-130,485,765)

05/20/2006:Received Biometric letter(I-485,765)

05/30/2006:Biometric appointment 2pm

06/01/2006:Touch(I-485,765)

06/03/2006:Touch(I-130,765)

06/07/2006:RFE(I-485) sent on 06/05/2006

06/09/2006:Recieved RFE(Birth Certificate) and sent it back

06/20/2006:Recieved my Response on 06/15/2006 and updated status

07/04/2006:Touch(I-765)

07/05/2006:Touch(I-765)

07/06/2006:Approved(I-765)my birthday!

07/08/2006:Touch(I-765)

07/10/2006:Touch(I-765)

07/11/2006:EAD card arrived

07/14/2006:Recieved interview letter 08/29/2006

08/29/2006:Approved(I-485)

09/12/2006:Recieved Green Card

<Removal Condition>

" life is like carrying heavy staff on your back and walking long distance toward a far away distination..."

Filed: Timeline
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Take a look at some timelines. It can take anywhere from one week to a month to recieve your NOA (most people are 1-2 weeks), one week to a month after that for your biometrics (usually also follows 1-2 weeks after reacieivng NOA). Not to sure about forwarding times, but I have noticed people who get transferred to california usually find out two months after filing and then wait another 2-3 months for approval. Everyone's different though, its hard to figure out how long it will take. I try not to think about it or I will go nuts lol.

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Take a look at some timelines. It can take anywhere from one week to a month to recieve your NOA (most people are 1-2 weeks), one week to a month after that for your biometrics (usually also follows 1-2 weeks after reacieivng NOA). Not to sure about forwarding times, but I have noticed people who get transferred to california usually find out two months after filing and then wait another 2-3 months for approval. Everyone's different though, its hard to figure out how long it will take. I try not to think about it or I will go nuts lol.

thanks for the input.

i can't wait to have my green card. and moreso, i can't wait to be able to go back to canada!

ps. are you from quebec?? VIVE LA POUTINE!! :lol:

K1 visa

K1 Visa process took about 1 year, got married on January 13, 2006.

Got my green card on October 5, 2006.

Removal of Conditions

September 15, 2008: I-751 package sent

November 1, 2008: Received NOA

Januar 13, 2009: Biometrics appointment in Buffalo

May 2009: Notice of case transfered to California

August 3, 2009: received RFE letter; sent in evidence 2 weeks later, USCIS confirmed reception

March 03, 2010: Filed form DHS-7001 with CIS Ombudsman, and contacted my local Congresswoman to try to get my case pushed through.

June 5, 2010: Letter from CIS Ombudsman telling me USCIS is not ready for a decision yet. They didn't give me a timeline for when to expect a decision... this is getting worst...

August 2, 2010: Infopass appointment for I-155 stamp in my passport. Agent who helped me is going to get my file from California and process it himself!

August 10, 2010: Email from my Congresswoman's office, USCIS still not ready for a decision, told to wait another 90 days. And email from agent at local office telling me that his request to get my file was denied by California...

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
Timeline
Posted

This should help you

Another Canadian, not from Quebec and I don't like Poutine (or as my FIL would say, Pootin.) ;)

2005

Sept 10 I-129F sent to TSC

2006

Interview - February 13th APPROVED! day 152

April 6 - wedding date day 204

Aug 22 - AOS interview date day 101-total days 342

Sept 29 - green card arrives, done until June 2008 day 140-total days 381

2008

June 30 - I-751 mailed total days 1025

2009

March 9 - Removal of Conditions approved! total days 1277

 
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