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Em31   0

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Hi All,

I finally got my green card after a little longer wait than I had expected. But I have it and it's all good!!!:)

Another question I have is: should I change my name on my social security card first or should I apply for state id with my new name on the social security card?

Thanks to all for sharing your experiences and advice.

Our Story:

08/2006: Met in Taiwan, he was on a job tour and I was the local tour manager

12/2006: Came to NYC for the first visit

05/2007: 2nd NYC visit, met his family

12/2007: He came to Taiwan, met my family

06/2008: 3rd NYC visit, attended his master graduation

01/2009: He came to Taiwan, had Chinese New Year with family and friends

08/2009: I moved to NYC for master degree

08/15/2012: Married~on our anniversary day

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My Journey:

08/20/2012 (Day 0) : AOS package sent (F1 visa)

08/27/2012 (Day 7) : Received NOAs

08/30/2012 (Day 10): Received Biometrics appointment notice

09/14/2012 (Day 25): Received RFE letter (Birth certificate and I-693)

09/15/2012 (Day 26): Sent birth certificate and I-693

09/20/2012 (Day 31): Received notification of RFE Proof of Delivery letter

09/27/2012 (Day 38): Biometrics completed

09/28/2012 (Day 39): Contacted Congressman for EAD expedition

10/10/2012 (Day 51): EAD status updated: Production of card ordered

10/16/2012 (Day 57): EAD mailed

10/18/2012 (Day 59): EAD received!

01/31/2013 (Day 164): Received Appointment notice for an interview

02/04/2013 (Day 168): Received Appointment notice letter

03/06/2013 (Day 198): Interview at National Benefits Center, NYC

03/08/2013 (Day 200): Received Status update: Card/Document Production, I-130 approved

03/14/2013 (Day 206): USCIS mailed the card

03/17/2013 (Day 209): Received green card

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X Factor   1,112

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I would go right away and change the SS card. Then take your marriage license and go to apply for your state ID and see what they say. Let's see what others recomend

Sent I-129 Application to VSC 2/1/12
NOA1 2/8/12
RFE 8/2/12
RFE reply 8/3/12
NOA2 8/16/12
NVC received 8/27/12
NVC left 8/29/12
Manila Embassy received 9/5/12
Visa appointment & approval 9/7/12
Arrived in US 10/5/2012
Married 11/24/2012
AOS application sent 12/19/12

AOS approved 8/24/13

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CajunKitty   8

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Change your SSN first so you can apply for state ID or license with your married name on it..

Goodluck!

AOS Timeline

CIS Office : Phoenix

Date Filed : 11-03-2012

NOA1 Date : 11-07-2012

Biometrics Appt : 12-12-2012

Interview : 01-25-2013

Greencard approved : 01-25-2013

Card/Document Production : 01-30-2013

Greencard received : 02-02-2013

EAD/AP

Date Filed : 11-03-2012

NOA1 : 11-07-2012

Approved Date : 01-11-2013

Card Production : 01-17-2013

EAD/AP received : 01-19-2013

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Em31   0

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Thanks!

Our Story:

08/2006: Met in Taiwan, he was on a job tour and I was the local tour manager

12/2006: Came to NYC for the first visit

05/2007: 2nd NYC visit, met his family

12/2007: He came to Taiwan, met my family

06/2008: 3rd NYC visit, attended his master graduation

01/2009: He came to Taiwan, had Chinese New Year with family and friends

08/2009: I moved to NYC for master degree

08/15/2012: Married~on our anniversary day

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

My Journey:

08/20/2012 (Day 0) : AOS package sent (F1 visa)

08/27/2012 (Day 7) : Received NOAs

08/30/2012 (Day 10): Received Biometrics appointment notice

09/14/2012 (Day 25): Received RFE letter (Birth certificate and I-693)

09/15/2012 (Day 26): Sent birth certificate and I-693

09/20/2012 (Day 31): Received notification of RFE Proof of Delivery letter

09/27/2012 (Day 38): Biometrics completed

09/28/2012 (Day 39): Contacted Congressman for EAD expedition

10/10/2012 (Day 51): EAD status updated: Production of card ordered

10/16/2012 (Day 57): EAD mailed

10/18/2012 (Day 59): EAD received!

01/31/2013 (Day 164): Received Appointment notice for an interview

02/04/2013 (Day 168): Received Appointment notice letter

03/06/2013 (Day 198): Interview at National Benefits Center, NYC

03/08/2013 (Day 200): Received Status update: Card/Document Production, I-130 approved

03/14/2013 (Day 206): USCIS mailed the card

03/17/2013 (Day 209): Received green card

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