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AFTER 6 YEARS, THE CHANCE OF LIVING WITH MY BETTER HALF IS SO CLOSE.

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I have my interview on the 21st and all I think about is how long our journey has been. I remember walking to the airport with my boo and how we promised we would grow old together. I remember that day as though it had been yesterday. I was 19, now I'm 25 and I still think the same way. It feels so good to have a chance.

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I have my interview on the 21st and all I think about is how long our journey has been. I remember walking to the airport with my boo and how we promised we would grow old together. I remember that day as though it had been yesterday. I was 19, now I'm 25 and I still think the same way. It feels so good to have a chance.

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Congrats! My uncle and his partner are approaching their 35th anniversary together. They've decided to give up on waiting for Texas (where they're both from) to allow them to get married and are going up to Washington, DC soon to tie the knot. May you two be as happy as they have been all these years. :)

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Congratulations.

I empathize with your situation.

My brother in law had to navigate through a maze of F and H visas in order to be able to stay in the US legally with my brother, when a marriage certificate would have sufficed from the onset.

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CONGRATS!!!! goofy.gif

N-400 May 2017 Google Doc

Full timeline- 

 

Filed from abroad- Costa Rica

NOA1- NOA2: 316 days

Jan 12, 2013: Married!!
Mar 19, 2013: NOA1

Jan 28, 2014: I-130 approved

NVC- Green Card in Hand: 189 days

Feb 3, 2014: TSC sends case to NVC
April 14: Real checklist for AOS (saying tax number was incorrect when it wasn't)
April 30: Another AOS checklist, for proof of employment (which was already sent)
May 1: Checklist for IV- certified marriage certificate (even though I sent a certified one originally)
July 1: INTERVIEW!!! - APPROVED!
July 16: POE through Miami
July 22: SSN card in the mail
August 30, 2014: Green card arrives in the mail!!!
 
ROC: 366 days
April 27, 2016: Sent 300 page ROC packet to VSC via overnight mail
May 16: Check shown as charged online, received NOA 1 dated April 29
June 20, 2016- Biometrics
April 28, 2017: Approval
May 4, 2017: Approval letter arrived
May 15, 2017: GC arrives in mail
 
N-400: 190 days
May 8: Sent packet to Dallas Lockbox
May 12: NOA 1, Credit card charged
June 7: Biometrics
June 16: "In line"
Oct 2: Interview letter arrives (online status still says ''in line'')
Oct 31: Interview- Approved!
Nov 13: Oath ceremony!  Applied for passport & registered to vote on site.
Nov 22: Passport arrives (paid for expedited service and overnight delivery)
 
Journey complete! A total of 1701 days or 4 years, 7 months and 26 days.
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