October 2013 AOS Filers

[areasontoawake 0]

Just got out of my interview! Approved and stamped on the spot!! Interview lasted 10 mins my IO Mr P was great we were relaxed chatting it went great he asked us NO QUESTIONS except the ones from the form said I'll have my green card in a week and stamped my passport I busted out in tttteeaarrrrsssss! I got permanent residence no condition so he said see you in 3 yrs for citizenship. Good Luck to everyone!!!!! Thank you for all the support through out these months!

Btw he said it was due to my package I sent in that he had all the evidence nice he needed. I sent in everything we had and pictures. He did take one recent picture of us.

[Mrs.Presson 16]

another week will start lets all hope that we will hear the good new soon

The week is almost done but no news on my end. Boooo USCIS. LOL

Hi Mrs P - I don't think what is posted as the date is accurate - Newark still says they are working on August and they said they had our case for a few weeks ready to approve waiting for the medical results to miraculously show up. Hopefully you will hear something soon!

Still with crossed toes right now! Haha Work's keeping me busy at least.

[Mrs.Presson 16]

Just got out of my interview! Approved and stamped on the spot!! Interview lasted 10 mins my IO Mr P was great we were relaxed chatting it went great he asked us NO QUESTIONS except the ones from the form said I'll have my green card in a week and stamped my passport I busted out in tttteeaarrrrsssss! I got permanent residence no condition so he said see you in 3 yrs for citizenship. Good Luck to everyone!!!!! Thank you for all the support through out these months!

Btw he said it was due to my package I sent in that he had all the evidence nice he needed. I sent in everything we had and pictures. He did take one recent picture of us.

WOW. Very great news! I'm very happy for you!

Quick question: what were the evidences that you sent?

[areasontoawake 0]

WOW. Very great news! I'm very happy for you!

Quick question: what were the evidences that you sent?

thank you!!

I sent in our lease, joint bank statements, pass joint tax returns, pictures of us from college, our wedding, us & our son. I also sent in credit card statements and bills that had both our names. Basically everything i could find lol

[Jeannie & Al 18]

Just got out of my interview! Approved and stamped on the spot!! Interview lasted 10 mins my IO Mr P was great we were relaxed chatting it went great he asked us NO QUESTIONS except the ones from the form said I'll have my green card in a week and stamped my passport I busted out in tttteeaarrrrsssss! I got permanent residence no condition so he said see you in 3 yrs for citizenship. Good Luck to everyone!!!!! Thank you for all the support through out these months!

Btw he said it was due to my package I sent in that he had all the evidence nice he needed. I sent in everything we had and pictures. He did take one recent picture of us.

wow - that is awesome! I didn't know they even did that - I thought everyone had to go to the conditional green card? Congrats!!

The week is almost done but no news on my end. Boooo USCIS. LOL

Still with crossed toes right now! Haha Work's keeping me busy at least.

sorry Mrs P - glad work is keeping you busy. My hubby is not as lucky on that front...he had to get other transcripts from the UK that he didn't think he'd need and that's delayed us from getting his teaching degree converted but hopefully that will be done next month so we can hopefully secure a teaching position for him for September. If we had to do this over again, as a teacher I think we would have been better off doing the other marriage visa where you wait a little longer but when he got here, he'd have the green card and we could have timed it better for him for teaching. oh well - too late now!

[luckyonegr 0]

I got permanent residence no condition so he said see you in 3 yrs for citizenship.

I did not know either. So you came on k1, got married, filed AOS and got a 10-year GC right away? Interesting! I thought everyone got the conditional one first unless you had been married for more than 2 years?!

Edited April 24, 2014 by luckyonegr

[areasontoawake 0]

I did not know either. So you came on k1, got married, filed AOS and got a 10-year GC right away? Interesting! I thought everyone got the conditional one first unless you had been married for more than 2 years?!

I'm married for more than 2 yrs I came here 13yrs ago as a child met my college sweet heart 6 yrs ago and here we are! I didn't get the condition because we're married almost 3yrs

wow - that is awesome! I didn't know they even did that - I thought everyone had to go to the conditional green card? Congrats!!

sorry Mrs P - glad work is keeping you busy. My hubby is not as lucky on that front...he had to get other transcripts from the UK that he didn't think he'd need and that's delayed us from getting his teaching degree converted but hopefully that will be done next month so we can hopefully secure a teaching position for him for September. If we had to do this over again, as a teacher I think we would have been better off doing the other marriage visa where you wait a little longer but when he got here, he'd have the green card and we could have timed it better for him for teaching. oh well - too late now!

Thank you I'm married almost 3yrs once you're over 2 yrs they most likely give you the non condition.

[luckyonegr 0]

Ok, I got it. Congrats by the way!

[okieag 6]

Here's what our status changed to this morning! No interview, but did receive the potential interview waiver in the mail maybe a couple months ago. If i understand that correctly, approval?!?!

Decision

On April 24, 2014, we mailed you a notice that we had registered this customer's new permanent resident status. Please follow any instructions on the notice. Your new permanent resident card should be mailed within 60 days following this registration or after you complete any ADIT processing referred to in the welcome notice, whichever is later. If you move before receiving your card, please call our customer service center at 1-800-375-5283.

During this step the formal decision (approved/denied) is written and the decision notice is mailed and/or emailed to the applicant/petitioner. You can use our current processing time to gauge when you can expect to receive a final decision.

[Mrs.Presson 16]

thank you!!

I sent in our lease, joint bank statements, pass joint tax returns, pictures of us from college, our wedding, us & our son. I also sent in credit card statements and bills that had both our names. Basically everything i could find lol

Haha, that's great! Congrats again!

sorry Mrs P - glad work is keeping you busy. My hubby is not as lucky on that front...he had to get other transcripts from the UK that he didn't think he'd need and that's delayed us from getting his teaching degree converted but hopefully that will be done next month so we can hopefully secure a teaching position for him for September. If we had to do this over again, as a teacher I think we would have been better off doing the other marriage visa where you wait a little longer but when he got here, he'd have the green card and we could have timed it better for him for teaching. oh well - too late now!

Looking at the bright side, hopefully everything will be done next month! Hope your husband will find a teaching job soonest (after transcripts and all)!

Here's what our status changed to this morning! No interview, but did receive the potential interview waiver in the mail maybe a couple months ago. If i understand that correctly, approval?!?!

Decision

On April 24, 2014, we mailed you a notice that we had registered this customer's new permanent resident status. Please follow any instructions on the notice. Your new permanent resident card should be mailed within 60 days following this registration or after you complete any ADIT processing referred to in the welcome notice, whichever is later. If you move before receiving your card, please call our customer service center at 1-800-375-5283.

During this step the formal decision (approved/denied) is written and the decision notice is mailed and/or emailed to the applicant/petitioner. You can use our current processing time to gauge when you can expect to receive a final decision.

Yes that is an Approval! Woot! Congrats!

[Ramii 1]

Hello any more updates team

[Ramii 1]

How often the processing time for local offices get updated

[Mrs.Presson 16]

My status finally updated today to Card Production! Hooray! Great way to start my birth month! <3

Just for everyone's info. (Might help those who have the same Field Office)

USCIS Processing Time Information for the
Saint Paul MN Field Office

Posted: May 1, 2014

Field Office Processing Dates for Saint Paul MN as of: March 31, 2014

I-485 Application to Register Permanent Residence or to Adjust Status - October 12, 2013

N-400 Application for Naturalization - October 15, 2013

N-600 Application for Certification of Citizenship - 5 Months

Edited May 1, 2014 by Mrs.Presson

[melina151 2]

My status finally updated today to Card Production! Hooray! Great way to start my birth month! <3

Just for everyone's info. (Might help those who have the same Field Office)

USCIS Processing Time Information for the

Saint Paul MN Field Office

Posted: May 1, 2014

Field Office Processing Dates for Saint Paul MN as of: March 31, 2014

I-485 Application to Register Permanent Residence or to Adjust Status - October 12, 2013

N-400 Application for Naturalization - October 15, 2013

N-600 Application for Certification of Citizenship - 5 Months

Finally!!! Congratulations I still haven't heard anything and the processing times for my field office say October 7 as of March 31st now. I filed October 4th, so I will call them right now.....

[Mrs.Presson 16]

Oh and I got a text and email notification about my Case Status.

Finally!!! Congratulations I still haven't heard anything and the processing times for my field office say October 7 as of March 31st now. I filed October 4th, so I will call them right now.....

Thanks!!!! Good luck! I hope you hear something soon.