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So, my temp agency called me up yesterday and told me that I could start a position that afternoon. I thought, 'great', be nice to get out the house! Then she told me it would be working for an immigration lawyer... Nothing against them, it's just that after going through K1 and now AOS, I don't really feel like looking at NOAs and documentation for other people as well!!

So guess what my first job was yesterday?? Filling out an I129F for someone...............

Oh well, it pays!

Maria x

AOS/EAD

11/15/2006 NOA1 for EAD and AOS

12/1/2006 Received RFE Grrrrrrrrr

12/2/2006 Biometrics

12/8/2006 Sent back RFE

1/26/2007 EAD Card Production Ordered

1/31/2007 EAD Card received

3/6/2007 INTERVIEW - FBI namecheck

3/26/2007 NOA1 for AP

4/30/2007 AOS APPROVED

5/7/2007 Green Card Arrived!

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2/12/09 Mailed Removal of Conditions

3/10/09 Bio Appt

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Savanphil   3

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COngrats on your first day at work, maybe you can build some good relationships and get free advice.

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12/03/2005: Married

10/13/2006: Interview Approved

10/26/2006: POE: EWR (ARRIVED) [/size]

182 days from filing to Visa in Hand!!![/color]

AOS/EAD

01/22/2007: Sent to The Lockbox.....let the games begin.....again

02/02/2007: NOA1's for both....the waiting game officially begins

02/15/2007: Biometrics appt.

04/11/2007: EAD APPROVED!! YI-HAW

04/21/2007: Received SSN#

05/23/2007: AOS Interview -------> APPROOOOOOVED!!!!!!

05/29/2007: Received Welcome letter

06/04/2007: Green Card in Hand!!!

122 Days from filing AOS to Green Card in Hand!!!

REMOVING CONDITIONS

05/21/2009: Filed to Remove Conditions

6/18/2009: Biometrics Done

09/14/2009: Approved!!!

Citizenship

2/15/2011: Filed N-400

3/28/2011: Biometrics <-- Done

5/09/2011: Naturalization Interview <--- APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5/09/2011: Swearing in Ceremony (We're Done)

MY HUSBAND IS NOW A US CITIZEN

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rob&ana Proficient

rob&ana   0

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OMG.

That's my dream job.

Seriously.

Either that or working for USCIS/DOS.

Ditto...

Just imagine... you are so capable of helping someone in the way that probably no-one else can. I would love to work for an immigration lawyer, with the knowledge I have now about this process it'd be just a breeze....

Congratz on you new job...

Ana

Our visa Journey ~~~~ 226 days

Removing Conditions on ~~~ May 2008

Our first anniversary ~~~ November 12, 2006

Kath Proficient

Kath   0

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congrats on the job

take it all in your stride and at least your doing something that you dont really have to be trained for ..and ya can correct the lawyer if they would listen hehehehe...

what a great job gudonya..

take care

kath

REMOVING CONDITIONS

11th Aug 2008 - Mailed I-751 to CSC.

12th Aug 2008 - Application received

14th Aug 2008 - Cheque cashed

18th Aug 2008 - Received NOA-dated the 12th

26th Aug 2008 - Received Biometrics letter

4th Sept 2008 - Biometrics-Detroit-Complete-'Touched'

5th Sept 2008 - 'Touched'

1st Dec 2008 - APPROVED-Card production ordered -112 days

8th Dec 2008 - USCIS mailed approval notice.

8th Dec 2008 - Received my 10 year Greencard in the mail. took 2 days.

Although I have the above date for approval my card actualy states the

2nd December..

together2love Rising Star

together2love   0

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Ha, perfect because you can help out those people applying probably more than the actually lawyer does!! :lol:

K1 Journey:

April 13/06 NOA1 from NSC

June 1/06 - Moved to CSC

August 12/06 APPROVED - NOA2!!

August 28/06 Left NVC. . . Vancouver Bound!

September 27/06 Interview APPROVED, with visa in hand

October 29/06 Moving Date

December 30/06 Married!!

AOS Journey:

January 16/07 Sent out AOS, EAD, and AP docs

January 23/07 NOA1's for AOS, EAD and AP

February 13/07 Biometrics in Portland, OR

April 7/07 EAD and AP Received

April 24/07 Interview Scheduled . . . and APPROVED, stamp and all!

May 7/07 Greencard is in my hands!

ROC Journey:

February 17/09 Sent I-751 to CSC

February 18/09 NOA1

March 14/09 Biometrics appt.

April 22/09 Date of Approval!!

June 25/09 Greencard arrives in the mail!

*Everything I post is just my .02 cents, seek a lawyer for anything beyond that.*

MaryandMian Mentor

MaryandMian   1

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Congratulations on the job and the benefit of getting paid now for something you have been doing all along. :D

Everything I respond to is from personal knowledge, research or experience and I am in no means a lawyer or do I claim to be one. Everyone should read, research and be responsible for your own journey.

Lou Lou Proficient

Lou Lou   1

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OMG.

That's my dream job.

Seriously.

Either that or working for USCIS/DOS.

All of the people I know who work at VSC don't enjoy it. I can't say I blame them either. :no:

Met the ole man in January 1998

Jan. 2004: K1 visa issued ~ April 2004: Got on a plane ~ Nov. 2004: GC in my mucky hands ~ Dec. 2006: Received 10 YR GC

September 2008 - US passport delivered!

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kitkat1   5

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So, my temp agency called me up yesterday and told me that I could start a position that afternoon. I thought, 'great', be nice to get out the house! Then she told me it would be working for an immigration lawyer... Nothing against them, it's just that after going through K1 and now AOS, I don't really feel like looking at NOAs and documentation for other people as well!!

So guess what my first job was yesterday?? Filling out an I129F for someone...............

Oh well, it pays!

Maria x

That's amazing! Considering how much knowledge you now have, maybe it won't be all that difficult and you will sure know what to look for!!!

Waiver approved after 10 months. Did NOT use a lawyer

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