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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Kenya
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Well i still have approximately a year or so to fill for the i-751 but i just want to ask for any necessary info to prepare myself before that time comes.Anyway am married to a US citizen of course but shortly after i got the green card ,she left for Philippines which is she holds citizenship too. At the time she was pregnant and now we have a 5 month old baby. My wife and i do not get along well but we both share emails and pictures plus i get emails from her mum too. she holds the medical records for the baby and most of evidence that i have is only our joint bank account,emails and pictures. She is not planning to come back anytime soon and due to my financial problems, i cant make a trip for now and supporting my kid has proven hard but not impossible ,am a full time student. So what should i know and get ready for? Thanks.

Met online Dec 2009 while living in Kenya
Been in a relationship since then
Moved to US on B2 visa on April 2012
Met on October 2012
Got Engaged shortly after then Married on Dec 2012
DAY 1--Apr3 2013 Filed forms (i-130,i-765,i-485,i-131)Paid by money orders,FEDEX overnight
DAY 2--Apr4 Package received
DAY 9--Apr11 NOA Rejection incorrect fees
DAY 10-Apr12 Made fee correction and sent back the package
DAY 12-Apr14 Package received at USCIS signed by R MERCADO.
DAY 19-Apr22 Email and text notification
DAY 20-Apr23 NOA1 Hard copy through mail
DAY 23-Apr26 Biometrics letter received through mail scheduled for May 14

DAY 36-May 9 RFE in mail

DAY 42-May15 Walk in biometrics taken at San Francisco testing centre

DAY 91- July 4 RFE sent

DAY 95- July 11 Case moved to RFE reviewing

DAY 103- Infopass appointment for Advance Parole (travel document) San Francisco... Issued same day on spot.

DAY 114- July 22 case moved to Interview and testing

DAY 116- july 24 EAD card in production

DAY 121- July 29 EAD card received in mail

DAY 124 - Aug 1 Interview appointment notice received on mail for August 28

DAY 132 -Aug 28 Interview held SF Case to be reviewed decision in 30 days

DAY 136- Sep 1 Green card Approved

DAY 138- Sep 3 Green card production Ordered.

DAY 142- Sep 7 Welcome and approval letter in mail.

DAY 146-Sept11 Green Card received!!!!

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flora01   37

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Timeline
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Well i still have approximately a year or so to fill for the i-751 but i just want to ask for any necessary info to prepare myself before that time comes.Anyway am married to a US citizen of course but shortly after i got the green card ,she left for Philippines which is she holds citizenship too. At the time she was pregnant and now we have a 5 month old baby. My wife and i do not get along well but we both share emails and pictures plus i get emails from her mum too. she holds the medical records for the baby and most of evidence that i have is only our joint bank account,emails and pictures. She is not planning to come back anytime soon and due to my financial problems, i cant make a trip for now and supporting my kid has proven hard but not impossible ,am a full time student. So what should i know and get ready for? Thanks.

Living together is one of the most important condition in ROC.I don't know how you gonna cover it.

I think your relationship has ended and you are just carrying it on for ROC.

On the other side ,why did she leave just after AOS,it raises the possibility of sham marriage.

ROC sent (DAY 00) -2/21/2014

ROC received at center (DAY 03) -2/24/2014

NOA received at home (DAY 07) -2/28/2014 (NOA dated 2/24/2014)

BIO received at home (DAY 12) -3/05/2014 (bio appt on 3/20/2014)

BIO appt (early bio) (DAY 12) -3/05/2014

Approval decision date (DAY 89) -5/21/2014

Approval letter received (DAY 91) -5/23/2014

Card received at home (DAY 102)-6/03/2014

 
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