AOS March 2011 Filers

[Dobolo 9]

so if you guys take a look at December and January filers, you will see

January filers almost all of them received their EADs and

december filers almost all of them received their interview letter for sometime in april

so then we should receive our letters in june for july hmm.

So when do we receive our EADs? ..

[BMW4me 12]

well based on that timeline

i suppose interview letters by june for july

so

EAD by mid-May

there's two people at the january filers topic which received their Green cards too! *exceptions...

[fjb1122 2]

Yahoo!!! Received 3 email notifications today from USCIS! Just as expected! Okay, now guys, what is this National Benefits Center? Thank you!

[BMW4me 12]

Yahoo!!! Received 3 email notifications today from USCIS! Just as expected! Okay, now guys, what is this National Benefits Center? Thank you!

Congratz! everybody's case going smoothly. NBC is the main HUB in Missouri. they distribute the cases to other service centers i think. once they are `ready for interview`. they send those cases to the local offices, in my case that'd be federal plaza

by the way anybody knows what's ` Case is touched` means? like how do you know case is touched?

Edited March 17, 2011 by vkn & jsb

[fjb1122 2]

yup! Sure is going smoothly. I'm crossing my fingers and toes, NO RFEs please!!!

[Little_My 464]

"Case touched" means that someone at NBC has scanned the barcode attached to your petition, which will change the "last updated" date in your USCIS profile (assuming you have created an account on uscis.gov). It doesn't necessarily mean that anything has happened with your case (i.e. someone could have just moved it from place A to place B and scanned the bar code without ever even opening your actual file), but it can also mean that someone actually reviewed your papers.

[BMW4me 12]

hmm good to know

then i am not being touched today, last was yesterday.

[Cynthia C 0]

Hello All!

So we sent out our AOS package yesterday morning and it was recieved this afternoon by R. MERCADO So now we wait for... email/text? Is that right? AHH I am so excited everything is going smoothly. I had a dream last night that it got sent back because I didn't write correctly who the checks were for! hahaha Good Luck everyone!!

[panteraboy 0]

Hello All!

So we sent out our AOS package yesterday morning and it was recieved this afternoon by R. MERCADO So now we wait for... email/text? Is that right? AHH I am so excited everything is going smoothly. I had a dream last night that it got sent back because I didn't write correctly who the checks were for! hahaha Good Luck everyone!!

Thats great. Yes, now you wait for Email and Text notifications for each forms you filled out in the package where you had attached the G-1145 forms.

Shortly after (typically a day) your checks should be cashed.

Can everyone who have gotten their notifications able to view case statuses on USCIS website ? I am still not able to.

Edited March 18, 2011 by NYC4Life

[BMW4me 12]

Thats great. Yes, now you wait for Email and Text notifications for each forms you filled out in the package where you had attached the G-1145 forms.

Shortly after (typically a day) your checks should be cashed.

Can everyone who have gotten their notifications able to view case statuses on USCIS website ? I am still not able to.

to me it was right after I received the notifications i was able to see all forms online, and no touchy touchy today lol

[LlamaInvasion 76]

Just got a text message that the package was received, and got receipt numbers and such! Now to camp our mail box.

[LlamaInvasion 76]

so if you guys take a look at December and January filers, you will see

January filers almost all of them received their EADs and

december filers almost all of them received their interview letter for sometime in april

so then we should receive our letters in june for july hmm...

That is what I'm hoping and praying for. If I get my interview before the end of July and I can go home and give birth there. Free healthcare, yay!

[BMW4me 12]

That is what I'm hoping and praying for. If I get my interview before the end of July and I can go home and give birth there. Free healthcare, yay!

I know right, this country America is alright, land of opportunity but you gotta create your opportunity yourself, what i am trying to say is, there are bad things and good things about capitalism.

back where we some of us come from; in Europe, we have socialism, where government pays for everything, education and health care is just some of those things that the government provide for free or for a very little money....

By the way, I think you can give birth for free in US too, just need to have medicaid or something, you should look into it. also when you give birth he'll/she'll be us citizen automatically , so you won't have to file with USCIS for him/her too

Step 2

I am wondering which one of us will receive their biometric letter first...

Edited March 18, 2011 by vkn & jsb

[Myopia 93]

I know right, this country America is alright, land of opportunity but you gotta create your opportunity yourself, what i am trying to say is, there are bad things and good things about capitalism.

back where we some of us come from; in Europe, we have socialism, where government pays for everything, education and health care is just some of those things that the government provide for free or for a very little money....

By the way, I think you can give birth for free in US too, just need to have medicaid or something, you should look into it. also when you give birth he'll/she'll be us citizen automatically , so you won't have to file with USCIS for him/her too

Step 2

I am wondering which one of us will receive their biometric letter first...

She wont be able to get medicaid without becoming a public charge which is a no no when adjusting status and for 10 years if you remain a LPR or 3 if you become a USC>

She wont have to file for her baby.She will go to the US embassy in her home country and get a consulate report of birth abroad and a us passport. The baby wont be a naturalised citizen. The baby will be a citizen from birth.

USCIS dont have anything to do with this. Citizen matters are the State departments place for born citizens,

Edited March 19, 2011 by Myopia

[BMW4me 12]

She wont be able to get medicaid without becoming a public charge which is a no no when adjusting status and for 10 years if you remain a LPR or 3 if you become a USC>

She wont have to file for her baby.She will go to the US embassy in her home country and get a consulate report of birth abroad and a us passport. The baby wont be a naturalised citizen. The baby will be a citizen from birth.

USCIS dont have anything to do with this. Citizen matters are the State departments place for born citizens,

oh no I know we all can't get medicaid that's the reason why USCIS forcing us to get a sponsorship (I-864), I meant since she is married, her USC husband could, but surely, if he makes enough money he won't be qualified for it too, then you gotta pay.