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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Portugal
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I just filed for my AOS (yesterday) and together with it i sent a I-131 so I can travel abroad and visit my family. I read the usual processing time for an advance parole is 90 days, and I was wondering if it would be safe to book a trip for mid-October. That would be roughly 3 and a half months from now. I know no one can give me an exact answer as processing times may vary, but i think I might risk it anyways, as it will be a lot cheaper to buy the tickets with so much time to spare.

On a slightly different note, I am worried I'll get called in for a biometrics ap or an interview while i'm outside the US. I haven't seen my family in over a year and am really looking forward to traveling. ..I guess I'm just trying to get some peace of mind... cray5ol.gif

Oct 2009 Met online
Freb 2010 Proposal!!tongue.png
January 14th 2011 Visit to the US
May 22nd 2011 I-129F sent!
August 22nd 2011 NO2 received!!
September 2011 Stephan meets the parents smile.png
December 6th 2011- Interview date set for December 15th (WOOT!)

December 30 2011 APPROVED!!!!

January 4th 2012- Visa received smile.png

June 11 2012 Entered US

August 13 2012 heart.gif MARRIED heart.gif

Adjustment of Status

June 19th 2013- Mailed AOS/AP/EA

July 2nd 2013- NOA1 received

July 8th 2013- Appointment notice for biometrics

July 19th 2013- Biometrics appointment

July 29th 2013- USCIS status from Initial Review to Request for Evidence (I-485)

July 31st 2013- RFE received in the mail

August 9th 2013- RFE reply sent by mail

Augist 29th 2013- I-765 status changed from Initial Review to Card Production

September 9th 2013- EAD/AP card received by mail

October 21st 2013- GC APPROVED!

November 4th 2013- GC received

September 26th 2015- Mailed I-751

October 1st 2015- NOA1 received

October 19th 2015- Appointment notice for biometrics

October 30th 2015- Biometrics appointment

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: France
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Hi You&me !

T be honest, I wouldn't do it. I filed end of may, was supposed to go back home for best friend wedding and see family early in september, but I feel like Im not going ( too expenssive), but also would feel too short to buy ticket. What I mean is, you shouldnt buy until you get your card. Some ppl get unlucky and hve to wait longer. You never know :)

Petition sent : 03/09/2012

NOA 1 : 03/19/2012

Noa 2 : 09/26/2012

Interview date : 02/05/2013

Philadelphia POE : 03/19/2013

AOS package sent : 05/23/2013

NOA1 : 06/01/2013

Biometrics : 06/27/2013

RFE for Federal income tax (sent tax returns in the first place) : 07/10/2013

I-485 testing and review : 08/07/2013

EADP/AP approved : 08/07/2013

EAD/AP card received : 08/16/2013
I-485 interview : 09/13/2013 : APPROVED! :)

 
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