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Devkpaik   1

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Hey guys,

So we filed for AOS awhile back and we just got our I-797 (I think that's the form, I'm sorry I don't have it with me because it's at my parent's house) but anyways, it just said that my wife has to go in to the nearest office and get her biometrics done. Does this mean that everything is good so far with our papers?

Also, how long till the work permit follows and everything else?

Thanks guys!

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What you got is usually referred to as a Biometrics appointment Notice. It`s one of the steps in the AOS process. Everything`s good so far, but you can get an RFE any time before the interview if the USCIS needs some additional info from you. If everything`s fine, then you`ll get your EAD next. Took us a month after the biometrics (with an RFE).

Sometime in 11/2006 --- Met online

09/26/2008 --- Got married

04/03/2009 --- AOS package sent

07/13/2009 --- Interview in Detroit,MI. Approved!!!

07/25/2009 --- GC received! Total: 3 months 12 days from NOA1 to GC mailboxhappy.gif

05/17/2011 --- ROC package sent

05/25/2011 --- NOA1 received

06/27/2011 --- Biometrics

10/17/2011 --- Approved! confetti.gif

10/21/2011 --- Received Permanent GC

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What you got is usually referred to as a Biometrics appointment Notice. It`s one of the steps in the AOS process. Everything`s good so far, but you can get an RFE any time before the interview if the USCIS needs some additional info from you. If everything`s fine, then you`ll get your EAD next. Took us a month after the biometrics (with an RFE).

Thank you very much for the response Septembergold.

Take care!

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