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Is NOA1 Date the Received Date or the Notice Date?

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go by the date on the notice...

Hi HelloWorld08, is it really true it took only one day for you to receive your NOA1?

August 06, 2008 - Filed I-129F

August 07, 2008 - Received NOA 1

So I guess on your NOA1, the Received Date and Notice Date are both August 07, 2008? I must say the USCIS was extremely fast with your case. Just curious.

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Hell0W0rld   10

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go by the date on the notice...

Hi HelloWorld08, is it really true it took only one day for you to receive your NOA1?

August 06, 2008 - Filed I-129F

August 07, 2008 - Received NOA 1

So I guess on your NOA1, the Received Date and Notice Date are both August 07, 2008? I must say the USCIS was extremely fast with your case. Just curious.

i went by the date on the notice, but i think the actual letter took like a week...

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Allie and Nigel   2

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You and i have the same dates however I am Received date: April 27 and Notice date is May 7th. I asked this same question and nobody had the answer to....I dont know...hehehe...

Allison.

Guys, when you say NOA1 date, is it the Received Date or the Notice Date? For example, when I got my NOA1, on the Received Date it says April 23, 2009, on the Notice Date it says May 5, 2009. What is my NOA1 date? Thanks.

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We're a April 2009 K1 filer, see our timeline for specifics....:-)

Adjustment of Status

Event Date

Date Filed : 2009-01-31

Date: 2010-02-02

Bio. Appt. : 2010-03-09

EAD received: 2010-04-01

Interview Date 2010-04-29--APPROVED!

VISA IN HAND: 2010-05-28--WAHOOO!

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You and i have the same dates however I am Received date: April 27 and Notice date is May 7th. I asked this same question and nobody had the answer to....I dont know...hehehe...

Allison.

Guys, when you say NOA1 date, is it the Received Date or the Notice Date? For example, when I got my NOA1, on the Received Date it says April 23, 2009, on the Notice Date it says May 5, 2009. What is my NOA1 date? Thanks.

I too use the date on the actual notice because that is the day they printed & acknowledged it. I think it is more accurate to use because that's when they actually 'worked' your case. I suppose you can really do anything you like though, lol. Good luck!

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***Our personal time line***

04/27/2008 ~ We met

01/23/2009 ~ Sent I-129F

05/23/2009 ~ I-129F approved

07/09/2009 ~ His interview in Casa

07/24/2009 ~ Received Visa

08/12/2009 ~ Arrived in US!

09/25/2009 ~ Married!

10/30/2009 ~ Mailed AOS/EAD/AP

11/23/2009 ~ Received Biometrics appointment letter

12/08/2009 ~ Biometrics appointment

01/06/2010 ~ AOS case transferred to CSC (California Service Center)

01/07/2010 ~ AP approved

01/19/2010 ~ Recv'd Work Auth card in mail

02/24/2010 ~ AOS approved and card production began

03/01/2010 ~ Received Green Card in the mail

♥A man is not where he lives, but where he loves.♥ - Latin proverb-

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Hell0W0rld   10

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go by the date on the notice...

:rolleyes: His problem is that there are two dates on the notice.

There are two dates

1. Received Date

2. Notice Date

for the timeline sake, we go by the received date, because thats when our paper was entered into the USCIS system (Received)

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