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Should USCIS status change after biometrics? Also, two EAC numbers?

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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Hey everyone, I did a search but couldn't find anything. Sorry if the answer is obvious... I have two EAC numbers on my documents to remove my husband's conditions. We got his biometrics done on Wednesday and it was an easy process. I'm wondering if our case status should have changed after they received his biometrics. The first EAC number says there is no case associated with it and the second just says they received the petition and sent me correspondence (what it said before the biometrics. Thanks.

Met in Canada, both moved to South Korea to be teachers! ❤️

CR1: Direct Consular Filing: Seoul, South Korea Married in Seoul, April 2013

Filed I-130 in person, Seoul Consulate: 06/11/2013

NOA 2/Packet 3 Instructions via email: 07/03/2013 (22 days!)

Medical: 10/5/2013 - Received results via regular post 10/14

Interview: 10/24/2013

VISA ARRIVED 10/31/2013

POE Peace Bridge: 01/06/14

SSN Arrived in Mail: 01/13/14

Green Card Arrival: 2/20/14

 

Lifting conditions on CR-1 Vermont Service Center

I-751 Mailed: 10/24/2015

NOA Received: 10/31/2015

Biometrics: 11/25/2015

Conditions Removed: 10/01/16

New Green Card: 10/12/2016

 

Naturalization: Online

N-400 Submitted: 08/26/19 

Biometrics: 09/05/19

Interview: ? 

Citizenship Test: 12/5/19

Approval: ?? 🙏

Swearing in Ceremony: ?

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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You're fine on both fronts. The status won't change after biometrics and the 2nd number is the official one to look up the status online.

Now all you have to do is wait. We are right there with you. Good luck!

07/31/05 First met in Ft Lauderdale

06/26/13 DOMA overturned

07/16/13 Married in Rockville, Maryland

08/22/13 Day 0 Mailed AOS Package to Chicago Lockbox (I-130, I-485, I-765)

11/20/13 Day 90 AOS Interview completed - Approved!

09/01/15 Day 740 I-751 Mailed ROC packet to California Service Center

04/08/16 Day 960 I-751 RFE received - need to provide more evidence of financial commingling

05/03/16 Day 985 RFE response sent

06/07/16 Day 1020 I-751 approval notice received

06/16/16 Day 1029 10-year greencard received

11/16/16 Day 1182 Mailed N-400 citizenship application

08/21/17 Day 1460 Received alert that naturalization interview was scheduled

09/28/17 Day 1498 N-400 interview completed - Approved!

10/20/17 Day 1520 Oath ceremony finished - now a US Citizen

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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Alrighty, thanks! I'm prepared to know nothing for the next 5-7 months or so :jest:

Met in Canada, both moved to South Korea to be teachers! ❤️

CR1: Direct Consular Filing: Seoul, South Korea Married in Seoul, April 2013

Filed I-130 in person, Seoul Consulate: 06/11/2013

NOA 2/Packet 3 Instructions via email: 07/03/2013 (22 days!)

Medical: 10/5/2013 - Received results via regular post 10/14

Interview: 10/24/2013

VISA ARRIVED 10/31/2013

POE Peace Bridge: 01/06/14

SSN Arrived in Mail: 01/13/14

Green Card Arrival: 2/20/14

 

Lifting conditions on CR-1 Vermont Service Center

I-751 Mailed: 10/24/2015

NOA Received: 10/31/2015

Biometrics: 11/25/2015

Conditions Removed: 10/01/16

New Green Card: 10/12/2016

 

Naturalization: Online

N-400 Submitted: 08/26/19 

Biometrics: 09/05/19

Interview: ? 

Citizenship Test: 12/5/19

Approval: ?? 🙏

Swearing in Ceremony: ?

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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Hey Firebird, I'm early in the process. They send letters to people they need to interview, but I don't think that happens very often for ROC. We just did biometrics and I'm settled in to wait for several months to hear anything at all.

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Met in Canada, both moved to South Korea to be teachers! ❤️

CR1: Direct Consular Filing: Seoul, South Korea Married in Seoul, April 2013

Filed I-130 in person, Seoul Consulate: 06/11/2013

NOA 2/Packet 3 Instructions via email: 07/03/2013 (22 days!)

Medical: 10/5/2013 - Received results via regular post 10/14

Interview: 10/24/2013

VISA ARRIVED 10/31/2013

POE Peace Bridge: 01/06/14

SSN Arrived in Mail: 01/13/14

Green Card Arrival: 2/20/14

 

Lifting conditions on CR-1 Vermont Service Center

I-751 Mailed: 10/24/2015

NOA Received: 10/31/2015

Biometrics: 11/25/2015

Conditions Removed: 10/01/16

New Green Card: 10/12/2016

 

Naturalization: Online

N-400 Submitted: 08/26/19 

Biometrics: 09/05/19

Interview: ? 

Citizenship Test: 12/5/19

Approval: ?? 🙏

Swearing in Ceremony: ?

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Qatar
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Hey Firebird, I'm early in the process. They send letters to people they need to interview, but I don't think that happens very often for ROC. We just did biometrics and I'm settled in to wait for several months to hear anything at all.

Oh well Good luck then! Do you know if there will be an interview the request will be sent before or after the biometrics?

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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After, most likely. The biometrics letter comes fairly soon after the application is sent off. Most people (us included) had biometrics done just a month after mailing our package.

Met in Canada, both moved to South Korea to be teachers! ❤️

CR1: Direct Consular Filing: Seoul, South Korea Married in Seoul, April 2013

Filed I-130 in person, Seoul Consulate: 06/11/2013

NOA 2/Packet 3 Instructions via email: 07/03/2013 (22 days!)

Medical: 10/5/2013 - Received results via regular post 10/14

Interview: 10/24/2013

VISA ARRIVED 10/31/2013

POE Peace Bridge: 01/06/14

SSN Arrived in Mail: 01/13/14

Green Card Arrival: 2/20/14

 

Lifting conditions on CR-1 Vermont Service Center

I-751 Mailed: 10/24/2015

NOA Received: 10/31/2015

Biometrics: 11/25/2015

Conditions Removed: 10/01/16

New Green Card: 10/12/2016

 

Naturalization: Online

N-400 Submitted: 08/26/19 

Biometrics: 09/05/19

Interview: ? 

Citizenship Test: 12/5/19

Approval: ?? 🙏

Swearing in Ceremony: ?

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