March 2015 K-1 Filers

[Sunya and Tim 55]

Love hearing all the baby news!!! Tim got his EAD/AP in January and we have been to Ireland to see my stepson for a much needed visit. Now we are waiting for his AOS interview on the 19th.

Glad to hear so much good news.

[eagleowl 2]

At long long last the interview letter came in the mail this morning. Interview date is exactly one (slightly shorter as it's Feb) month from today.

[Amhara 460]

At long long last the interview letter came in the mail this morning. Interview date is exactly one (slightly shorter as it's Feb) month from today.

Gosh! Glad to see you made it out of the TSC hole! May your visa come so soon!

[tbearz 22]

At long long last the interview letter came in the mail this morning. Interview date is exactly one (slightly shorter as it's Feb) month from today.

Awesome news! Hope the month goes fast

[Sabrina&Chuck 32]

how do I know where my I-485 case is? like what service center ?

[Tony and Daisy 22]

how do I know where my I-485 case is? like what service center ?

I can't find it on the USCIS website but the various service centers and the states they serve can be forund here: http://www. ***removed*** . com/directory/servicecenters.html

Edited March 3, 2016 by Tony and Daisy

[Tony and Daisy 22]

Ugh, sent you a PM.

[Amhara 460]

how do I know where my I-485 case is? like what service center ?

You may have found your answer by now, but your case normally stays at the NBC, which is the Missouri Service Center, until it gets selected for interview waiver or for an interview. If you get an interview waiver, the case probably won't leave NBC. If you get an interview, your case status will say "Ready for Interview" and will change to "Interview Scheduled" when your local office gets the case.

Most K-1 AOS applicants get interview waivers, but the timeframe is very different for everyone, so there is no way of telling when the green card might be issued.

[Tony and Daisy 22]

You may have found your answer by now, but your case normally stays at the NBC, which is the Missouri Service Center, until it gets selected for interview waiver or for an interview. If you get an interview waiver, the case probably won't leave NBC. If you get an interview, your case status will say "Ready for Interview" and will change to "Interview Scheduled" when your local office gets the case.

Most K-1 AOS applicants get interview waivers, but the timeframe is very different for everyone, so there is no way of telling when the green card might be issued.

Ours was sent to New Hampshire immediately. But we were scheduled for an interview then it was approved without the interview after speaking with the IO on the phone.

[Sabrina&Chuck 32]

You may have found your answer by now, but your case normally stays at the NBC, which is the Missouri Service Center, until it gets selected for interview waiver or for an interview. If you get an interview waiver, the case probably won't leave NBC. If you get an interview, your case status will say "Ready for Interview" and will change to "Interview Scheduled" when your local office gets the case.

Most K-1 AOS applicants get interview waivers, but the timeframe is very different for everyone, so there is no way of telling when the green card might be issued.

which sucks balls because in nc is a greencard required to get a driver license..having a baby and no way to drive sucks terrible..

[Tony and Daisy 22]

which sucks balls because in nc is a greencard required to get a driver license..having a baby and no way to drive sucks terrible..

If you have your German license, you should be good to go for about a year.

[Californiabound09 2]

Hey everyone! Just filed for my k1! Super excited to get this process in motion. Just joined today and hoping the support and valuable input from

Everyone will help this process be less stressful.

[Amhara 460]

Hey everyone! Just filed for my k1! Super excited to get this process in motion. Just joined today and hoping the support and valuable input from

Everyone will help this process be less stressful.

We all filed March 2015, not 2016. We are all a year ahead of you! You may need to search out the March 2016 filer thread for your group.

[Californiabound09 2]

We all filed March 2015, not 2016. We are all a year ahead of you! You may need to search out the March 2016 filer thread for your group.

Haha that's what happens when you get too excited! You forget what year it is! Thanks

[Sabrina&Chuck 32]

If you have your German license, you should be good to go for about a year.

not when you're not anymore a residency in Germany. I don't live there officially + north Carolina doesn't accept it when you live in the state (y) yay..