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Hello All! So my Fiance (now Husband) was granted his K1 Visa and made his entry into the US on 10/18. Soon after we got married and applied for his AOS paperwork. He went for his fingerprinting on 12/18; however, we are still awaiting his papers. Can someone please tell me how long does it usually take to get the papers so he can begin working here legally? Also, once he receives his papers is he eligible to Travel out of the US?

Sounds funny, but what exactly did we apply for? His Green card? Your responses are appreciated.

Thanks!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: India
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Did you apply for EAD and AP in your husband's paperwork? If so, you'll receive your work authorization probably pretty soon.

Yes, the AOS is for the green card. This could take 6 months or more, so that's why people apply for EAD and AP so they can work/leave the country.

 

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Did you apply for EAD and AP in your husband's paperwork? If so, you'll receive your work authorization probably pretty soon.

Yes, the AOS is for the green card. This could take 6 months or more, so that's why people apply for EAD and AP so they can work/leave the country.

Thanks for your response nitsirk - yes i applied for an EAD in my husband's paperwork... Just awaiting on that now - any ideas of how soon is soon? Desperately waiting and don't know what the next step is. Like I stated, he went for his bio-metrics on 12/18 and now we are just waiting for i don't what.. Are you telling me that once we get the EAD he is eligible to leave the country as well? I know he is eligible to work... Also, is an EAD a card or letter or something we should be receiving in the mail?

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the instructions state that you should receive the EAD 60-90 days, but it normally boils down the the center really, I think you are allowed to contact them when it reaches 75 days and haven;t heard anything from them. I wish you the best of luck with your application.

12/24/2014.................forms i130, i485, i765, i131 mailed via usps12/26/2014.................forms delivered01/05/2015.................NOA1 for all forms wth 26th dec as priority date01/24/2015.................bio apt received for 02/0601/26/2015................. walk in bio failed, supervisor said that the office is way to busy to come back closer to my apt date02/06/2015................. completed biometrics02/11/2015.................Aos status update 'case is ready to be scheduled for an interview'<p>02/24/2015................EAD updated to 'card in production' AP updated to case approved

09/17/2015....... interview scheduled for OCT 21st.

10/21/2015....... attended interview, approved on the spot, also received updates on case status.

10/23/2015...... green card mailed

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the instructions state that you should receive the EAD 60-90 days, but it normally boils down the the center really, I think you are allowed to contact them when it reaches 75 days and haven;t heard anything from them. I wish you the best of luck with your application.

Thanks for your response Mayfield - By any chance do you have a phone number of where I can reach them?

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I think your bes bet would be to check the uscis for your center number, I know that when I check case status it normally populates a customer service number I can call

12/24/2014.................forms i130, i485, i765, i131 mailed via usps12/26/2014.................forms delivered01/05/2015.................NOA1 for all forms wth 26th dec as priority date01/24/2015.................bio apt received for 02/0601/26/2015................. walk in bio failed, supervisor said that the office is way to busy to come back closer to my apt date02/06/2015................. completed biometrics02/11/2015.................Aos status update 'case is ready to be scheduled for an interview'<p>02/24/2015................EAD updated to 'card in production' AP updated to case approved

09/17/2015....... interview scheduled for OCT 21st.

10/21/2015....... attended interview, approved on the spot, also received updates on case status.

10/23/2015...... green card mailed

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