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Autumn13   0

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After 2,5 months waiting, I finally get my GC.

I have questions.

Where do you keep your GC?

Do you carry it with you everywhere you go? or you leave it at home?

Do we really have to put it in the small envelope that came with it?

Is it ok to give copy front and back of my GC if a workplace that will hire me need it as a document at work?

AOS (adjust from K1)

Package sent: 03/21/14

USCIS received package: 03/24/14

NOA: 04/04/14

Biometrics: 05/1/14

EAD/AP Received: 06/07/14 (no approval notice on email/text)

GC Approved: 06/16/14 (no interview)

GC Approval letter received: 06/20/14

GC been mailed on: 06/20/14

GC received: 06/21/14

Applied job: 06/18/14 (got respond on 06/19/14)

Job interview: 06/24/14

First day of work: 07/01/14

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I would suggest carrying it with you at all times. My wife got pulled over when the police ran her license it showed she was a legal resident he asked if she had her green card on her which she didnt He told her to always carry it but that was it no ticket or anything came of it.

Daniel

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I would suggest carrying it with you at all times. My wife got pulled over when the police ran her license it showed she was a legal resident he asked if she had her green card on her which she didnt He told her to always carry it but that was it no ticket or anything came of it.

Does she put the GC in the small envelope that came with it when she received it?

AOS (adjust from K1)

Package sent: 03/21/14

USCIS received package: 03/24/14

NOA: 04/04/14

Biometrics: 05/1/14

EAD/AP Received: 06/07/14 (no approval notice on email/text)

GC Approved: 06/16/14 (no interview)

GC Approval letter received: 06/20/14

GC been mailed on: 06/20/14

GC received: 06/21/14

Applied job: 06/18/14 (got respond on 06/19/14)

Job interview: 06/24/14

First day of work: 07/01/14

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You should always carry your GC with you. It is stated on the letter when they mailed the GC.

Use the small envelope that came with it.


The envelope provides protection for the GC, then she can put it in her wallet or card case.

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You should always carry your GC with you. It is stated on the letter when they mailed the GC.

Use the small envelope that came with it.

The envelope provides protection for the GC, then she can put it in her wallet or card case.

Is it safe to give copy of our GC to workplace if they ask it?

AOS (adjust from K1)

Package sent: 03/21/14

USCIS received package: 03/24/14

NOA: 04/04/14

Biometrics: 05/1/14

EAD/AP Received: 06/07/14 (no approval notice on email/text)

GC Approved: 06/16/14 (no interview)

GC Approval letter received: 06/20/14

GC been mailed on: 06/20/14

GC received: 06/21/14

Applied job: 06/18/14 (got respond on 06/19/14)

Job interview: 06/24/14

First day of work: 07/01/14

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Daniel&Theary   30

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Is it safe to give copy of our GC to workplace if they ask it?

Yes you can make copies of it we had to for insurance and a few other places Keep the envelope it came in also it has directions on what to do in case it is lost or stolen. The little card sleeve is to protect it I would use it but its not mandatory but I do believe it protects it

Daniel

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Service Center : California Service Center

I-129F Sent : Feb 9,2011

I-129F Received :In Texas then sent to CSC Feb 11,2011

Check cashed and in Initial Review : Feb 16,2011

I-129F NOA1 Hard Copy : Feb 15 2011

TOUCHED 04/04/2011 Is it wrong to be happy to be touched by a stranger?

I-129F RFE(s) : None

I-129F NOA2 :05/27/2011

NVC Received :06/09/2011

NVC Left : 06/27/2011

Consulate Received : 07/01/2011

Packet 3 Received : 07/18/2011

Packet 3 Sent : 07/19/2011

Medical Exam : 07/19/2011

Packet 4 Received :07/25/2011

Interview Date :09/13/2011

Interview Result : Approved

Visa Received : 09\16\2011

US Entry : 09\20\2011

Marriage :09/22/2011

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Okay. Thanks for all the feedback, everyone!

AOS (adjust from K1)

Package sent: 03/21/14

USCIS received package: 03/24/14

NOA: 04/04/14

Biometrics: 05/1/14

EAD/AP Received: 06/07/14 (no approval notice on email/text)

GC Approved: 06/16/14 (no interview)

GC Approval letter received: 06/20/14

GC been mailed on: 06/20/14

GC received: 06/21/14

Applied job: 06/18/14 (got respond on 06/19/14)

Job interview: 06/24/14

First day of work: 07/01/14

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