Waiting for 765 - Adjustment status from k1

[RN_SUN 12]

It will be in "Acceptance" until it's sent to interview scheduling. It probably hasn't been sent to your local office yet.

I looked at your timeline and found you got green card really fast. Congrat !!!!

[Mollie09 1,543]

I looked at your timeline and found you got green card really fast. Congrat !!!!

Thanks! I've found it depends on where you're located and how backed up the local offices are.

Boston is moving surprisingly fast!

[RN_SUN 12]

Thanks! I've found it depends on where you're located and how backed up the local offices are.

Boston is moving surprisingly fast!

Good for you!!! I hope I'm gonna some news from i485 soon too.

[wavj 26]

I looked at your timeline and found you got green card really fast. Congrat !!!!

For what I've seen it also depends on what visa you are adjusting from. This particular sub forum is for applicants with F1,HB and B1/B2 (Student, Work and Tourist Visas) and most of us here have similar timelines. Your topic shows you are adjusting from K1 which is fiancee visa, if you read in the Family & Marriage based US visa forums you will find all the posts from applicants from K1 and check their timelines. Their process can take any time from 8,9 months to a year but some do not go through the interview step.

Good luck

You can find the progress sub forum here:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/128-k-1-fiancee-visa-case-filing-and-progress-reports/

[CdnRN 40]

I've been logging onto the USCIS website to check my case status regularly. My NOA1s have 4 consecutive numbers. Looking at the 4 numbers preceding mine, it is for a package dated the same as mine, same AOS package. Today their EAD changed to card production. The ones with numbers higher than mine also aren't yet in 'card production'.

I have a theory that they go in numerical order, all else being equal (no RFEs etc). I wonder if I will be proven correct or incorrect?

Oh, I'm so glad people are starting to get responses!

[RN_SUN 12]

I've been logging onto the USCIS website to check my case status regularly. My NOA1s have 4 consecutive numbers. Looking at the 4 numbers preceding mine, it is for a package dated the same as mine, same AOS package. Today their EAD changed to card production. The ones with numbers higher than mine also aren't yet in 'card production'.

I have a theory that they go in numerical order, all else being equal (no RFEs etc). I wonder if I will be proven correct or incorrect?

Oh, I'm so glad people are starting to get responses!

I found my EAD has been approved yesterday. It's on " Card production " step now. Yeah...!!!

[nobbie 105]

Adjusting from K1 you may get an interview waiver in which case your AoS may take some time, mine was in acceptance from Nov 2013 to July 2014

[RN_SUN 12]

Adjusting from K1 you may get an interview waiver in which case your AoS may take some time, mine was in acceptance from Nov 2013 to July 2014

I have heard about the interview waiver too, but I'm not too sure which type of case that would be waived. Do have any ideas?

[jahmakeka 8]

I called them about the AOS I-485 for the Atlanta Region - They are close to 19 months behind on processing. EAD is 90 days processing.

[nobbie 105]

I have heard about the interview waiver too, but I'm not too sure which type of case that would be waived. Do have any ideas?

Not really, the accepted "wisdom" here is there is a 50/50 split and no-one seems to know how it is decided, could be random chance.

[RN_SUN 12]

Not really, the accepted "wisdom" here is there is a 50/50 split and no-one seems to know how it is decided, could be random chance.

I see. Is it true that those people who are selected to be interview waivers gotta wait longer for green card?

[nobbie 105]

Seems that way yes, but if you have EAD/AP then you are all set to work and travel anyway so makes no real difference, just a bit annoying as it's more waiting and wondering when it will happen.

[RN_SUN 12]

Seems that way yes, but if you have EAD/AP then you are all set to work and travel anyway so makes no real difference, just a bit annoying as it's more waiting and wondering when it will happen.

Well, we made a mistake of not applying for AP, and now we expect to visit our home country at this end of this year by using GC. That's why I kinda more concern of waiting for GC.

[Girl from Celebes 588]

For what I've seen it also depends on what visa you are adjusting from. This particular sub forum is for applicants with F1,HB and B1/B2 (Student, Work and Tourist Visas) and most of us here have similar timelines. Your topic shows you are adjusting from K1 which is fiancee visa, if you read in the Family & Marriage based US visa forums you will find all the posts from applicants from K1 and check their timelines. Their process can take any time from 8,9 months to a year but some do not go through the interview step.

Good luck

You can find the progress sub forum here:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/128-k-1-fiancee-visa-case-filing-and-progress-reports/

You absolutely right. There are differences of timelines between adjust from K-1 visa and other visas like work visa, student visa, and tourist visa. That's why many people got confused why other visas got approval faster than K-1 visas. I always advised people to post to the correct forum to get a better answer for their situation.

For OP, good luck for I-765 approval.

[hellostranger57 18]

It will be in "Acceptance" until it's sent to interview scheduling. It probably hasn't been sent to your local office yet.

So once it has moved to testing and interview, does that mean that they have already sent your case to the local office?