Conditional Green Card received! LUAU!

[typo808 11]

Wassup all VJ members!

My wife received her conditional green card 2 weeks ago! Only took a week from the interview in Honolulu. Awesome! Her name was incorrect but we already received the letter to correct this. As this was a USCIS error, there will be no additional processing fees for the replacement card. Yes! You do have a 15 minute recorded phone call verifying identity and course of action with a USCIS representative, no problem! I guess we won't be posting here for another 2 years when the condition release moment arrives.

Now, fo all da (new) bruddahs and (new) sistahs hea in 808.

We like make LUAU! Celebrate Roda's Green Card! I dunno, maybe Magic Island or Ala Mo's, Kapi`olani, anyplace can make hibachi! Shouting out to all da VJ localz who like meet and eat. Talk story, swim, wot u guyz tink?

Let me kno wot u like do. Make pot luck style. Mo people da bettah! Mo fo' grindz! Only get one condition: gotta eat til you sleep!

Shoots!

Dan & Rodalyn

How 'bout da Maui boyz and girl? You guys like fly ova fo one day?

[Hank_ 9,174]

Very cool you two!!

[mike56427 6]

... hey Dan ... when did you originally file the papers for the AOS ... we are in the same boat and waiting for Honolulu and was just wondering how long it will take.

... Wassup all VJ members!

My wife received her conditional green card 2 weeks ago! Only took a week from the interview in Honolulu. Awesome! Her name was incorrect but we already received the letter to correct this. As this was a USCIS error, there will be no additional processing fees for the replacement card. Yes! You do have a 15 minute recorded phone call verifying identity and course of action with a USCIS representative, no problem! I guess we won't be posting here for another 2 years when the condition release moment arrives.

Now, fo all da (new) bruddahs and (new) sistahs hea in 808.

We like make LUAU! Celebrate Roda's Green Card! I dunno, maybe Magic Island or Ala Mo's, Kapi`olani, anyplace can make hibachi! Shouting out to all da VJ localz who like meet and eat. Talk story, swim, wot u guyz tink?

Let me kno wot u like do. Make pot luck style. Mo people da bettah! Mo fo' grindz! Only get one condition: gotta eat til you sleep!

Shoots!

Dan & Rodalyn

How 'bout da Maui boyz and girl? You guys like fly ova fo one day?

[sweet cakes 326]

Wassup all VJ members!

My wife received her conditional green card 2 weeks ago! Only took a week from the interview in Honolulu. Awesome! Her name was incorrect but we already received the letter to correct this. As this was a USCIS error, there will be no additional processing fees for the replacement card. Yes! You do have a 15 minute recorded phone call verifying identity and course of action with a USCIS representative, no problem! I guess we won't be posting here for another 2 years when the condition release moment arrives.

Now, fo all da (new) bruddahs and (new) sistahs hea in 808.

We like make LUAU! Celebrate Roda's Green Card! I dunno, maybe Magic Island or Ala Mo's, Kapi`olani, anyplace can make hibachi! Shouting out to all da VJ localz who like meet and eat. Talk story, swim, wot u guyz tink?

Let me kno wot u like do. Make pot luck style. Mo people da bettah! Mo fo' grindz! Only get one condition: gotta eat til you sleep!

Shoots!

Dan & Rodalyn

How 'bout da Maui boyz and girl? You guys like fly ova fo one day?

Awesome news you guys! Huli Pau!

[Psoas10 17]

Aurai, she wen pass. We'll no can go coz, 500 dollars for two round trips from Kauai is to expensive. Plus my in laws going come on their IR 5 around August. So goin up fo dat. So good, your wife can work, and get her license now.

[typo808 11]

Mahaloz to all! Psoas10, take care your family stuffs. I don't tink enough blahlahs and sistahs going respond anyways. LOL!

Mike56427,

AOS was filed February 12, 2014. We received NOA1 2 weeks later. We had to delay her original biometric appt by 3 weeks due to a scheduling conflict on our part, which was no problem to do. Her bio meeting was held March 31, 2014. Her interview took place on June 10 and we received her conditional green card on June 17, 2014, a tad over 4 months from the filing of AOS.

Our Experience: We applied for employment, AP and AOS at the same time. You will receive 2 appointment dates, one for EAC/AP and one for AOS. You can do both at the first appointment regardless of which appt it is that you attend first. At least in Hawaii, there is no need to attend 2 different appts.

Another note, our schedule had cleared for the original appointment date during which we had received only one confirmation of a new appt date (the EAC/AP). We decided to show up "Just In Case" to make sure we didn't "miss" an appt. It turns out we ended up with 4 appt dates, (2) original and (2) new. Well, that didn't matter to security. As long as we had ONE paper showing we had an appt at that time, they let us in. The immigration officer then said it was no problem to take care of everything regardless of when the appointments are. Painless. We were there for a total on 50mins, 20 mins wait time, 10 min interview, 20 minutes talking story about life in Hawaii and how it has changed.

Edited June 23, 2014 by typo808

[mike56427 6]

Thansk Dan ... that is good information ... Aloha

Mahaloz to all! Psoas10, take care your family stuffs. I don't tink enough blahlahs and sistahs going respond anyways. LOL!

Mike56427,

AOS was filed February 12, 2014. We received NOA1 2 weeks later. We had to delay her original biometric appt by 3 weeks due to a scheduling conflict on our part, which was no problem to do. Her bio meeting was held March 31, 2014. Her interview took place on June 10 and we received her conditional green card on June 17, 2014, a tad over 4 months from the filing of AOS.

Our Experience: We applied for employment, AP and AOS at the same time. You will receive 2 appointment dates, one for EAC/AP and one for AOS. You can do both at the first appointment regardless of which appt it is that you attend first. At least in Hawaii, there is no need to attend 2 different appts.

Another note, our schedule had cleared for the original appointment date during which we had received only one confirmation of a new appt date (the EAC/AP). We decided to show up "Just In Case" to make sure we didn't "miss" an appt. It turns out we ended up with 4 appt dates, (2) original and (2) new. Well, that didn't matter to security. As long as we had ONE paper showing we had an appt at that time, they let us in. The immigration officer then said it was no problem to take care of everything regardless of when the appointments are. Painless. We were there for a total on 50mins, 20 mins wait time, 10 min interview, 20 minutes talking story about life in Hawaii and how it has changed.