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sclkny   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Cuba
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Well, the nearly two year visa journey is done now. My husband got his green card today. The interview wasn't difficult at all. I brought an interpreter because I was nervous that my Spanish was not so good, but the interview lady made the interpreter wait outside. She wanted to see how me and my husband interacted. I showed her photos, answered questions about where we lived and she made copies of our wedding photos and that was it. Really easy, really quick and painless. I had all my stuff together too so I guess that helped. Really happened that this took place and happy I don't really have to deal with immigration too much anymore.

So what happene now? Is there someting else we have to do after the green card before I put all these legal matters besides me?

Our Timeline

We Met: July 2008, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

Went back and got engaged: November 2008

I-129F Sent : 12-31-2008

I-129F NOA1 : 1-2-2009

I-129F NOA2 : 1-8-2009

NVC Received : 1-20-2009

Going back to visit: February 2009

Visa Interview: 5-18-2009

Visa Approved: 5-18-2009

Administrative Processing Completed: 6-24-2009

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milimelo   4,481

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Bosnia-Herzegovina
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Well, the nearly two year visa journey is done now. My husband got his green card today. The interview wasn't difficult at all. I brought an interpreter because I was nervous that my Spanish was not so good, but the interview lady made the interpreter wait outside. She wanted to see how me and my husband interacted. I showed her photos, answered questions about where we lived and she made copies of our wedding photos and that was it. Really easy, really quick and painless. I had all my stuff together too so I guess that helped. Really happened that this took place and happy I don't really have to deal with immigration too much anymore.

So what happene now? Is there someting else we have to do after the green card before I put all these legal matters besides me?

Now you have a year and approximately 9 months to rest from the USCIS - then it's time to file for Removal of Conditions - filing period starts 90 days before the 2nd year anniversary of the Green Card. Check out the Removal of Conditions forum when the time approaches.

Make sure to keep all documentation, bills, invoices, mail, junk mail, pictures, flight itineraries, insurance paperwork, doctors papers with both your names so you can have it prepared for ROC.

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ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

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edp333 Experienced

edp333   9

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Philippines
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Congratulations!! :thumbs::dancing:

If the green card arrives with the correct name there is nothing more you need to do until time for Removal of Conditions as previously mentioned.

Naturalization

3/23/14 - N400 package sent to Phoenix

3/27/14 - N400 package delivered

4/3/14 - NOA1 receipt date

4/4/14 - check cashed

04/29/14 - biometrics date

07/01/14 - interview date

xx/xx/xx - Oath Ceremony

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RebeccaAndPhil Proficient

RebeccaAndPhil   5

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Canada
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Congrats!! :dance:

AOS

09/21/08- Phil arrives in US

08/15/09- Wedding

10/16/09- Mailed out AOS package

01/14/10- Interview completed - Approved!

01/23/10- Conditional Green Card received!

ROC

10/17/11- Mailed ROC package

10/19/11- Package arrives at VSC

10/20/11- NOA1 issued

10/24/11- "Touch"

10/24/11- Check cashed

10/26/11- NOA1 received

11/23/11- Biometrics appointment

01/14/12- Conditional GC Expired

07/17/12- Approved! - Notification of card production

07/23/12- Notification of card being mailed

07/25/12- 10 year GC received!

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