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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: France
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Hi All,

I just got my AOS interview. My name is still being checked by FBI, so I got nothing yet. The immigration officer did not stamp my passport or give me any paper. Is it normal? I just have to wait for the FBI check?

Then what will happen, I will receive the card or will I get a new appointment?

Last question, can there be a RFE after the interview for the AOS?

Thanks!

- Carole -

K1 journey (2006) - the toughest one!

03/30/06 - I-129F mailed

07/31/06 - NOA2

08/26/06 - Packet 3 received

09/07/06 - Checklist sent back to Embassy

09/16/06 - Packet 4 received

10/03/06 - Interview

10/07/06 - Visa received by post

10/22/06 - Entered USA

01/06/07 - Wedding :-)

AOS journey (2007) - getting easier!

01/18/07 - AOS and EAD applications sent (USPS)

01/23/07 - NOA received

02/14/07 - Biometrics appointment

03/16/07 - Initial interview for AOS

04/08/07 - EAD card received

06/11/07 - CA Driver's License. EAD was needed to be allowed to pass the test in CA :((

07/23/07 - CONDITIONAL GREEN CARD!

I-751 journey (2009) - so much easier!

04/27/09 - Sent I-751 by regular mail

04/29/09 - NOA1 (received by mail on 05/12/09)

07/01/09 - Biometrics appointment (received by mail on 06/20/09)

07/25/09 - Approved - card in preparation (received by mail on 07/31/09)

07/29/09 - Card produced (received by mail on 08/05/09)

Taking a break from USCIS before applying for citizenship...

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Scotland
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Hi All,

I just got my AOS interview. My name is still being checked by FBI, so I got nothing yet. The immigration officer did not stamp my passport or give me any paper. Is it normal? I just have to wait for the FBI check?

Then what will happen, I will receive the card or will I get a new appointment?

Last question, can there be a RFE after the interview for the AOS?

Thanks!

It sounds like you have joined the approved/pending FBI name check Club.

2005 Aug 27 Happily Married

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: France
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Posted

It sounds like you have joined the approved/pending FBI name check Club.

Yep :wacko:

- Carole -

K1 journey (2006) - the toughest one!

03/30/06 - I-129F mailed

07/31/06 - NOA2

08/26/06 - Packet 3 received

09/07/06 - Checklist sent back to Embassy

09/16/06 - Packet 4 received

10/03/06 - Interview

10/07/06 - Visa received by post

10/22/06 - Entered USA

01/06/07 - Wedding :-)

AOS journey (2007) - getting easier!

01/18/07 - AOS and EAD applications sent (USPS)

01/23/07 - NOA received

02/14/07 - Biometrics appointment

03/16/07 - Initial interview for AOS

04/08/07 - EAD card received

06/11/07 - CA Driver's License. EAD was needed to be allowed to pass the test in CA :((

07/23/07 - CONDITIONAL GREEN CARD!

I-751 journey (2009) - so much easier!

04/27/09 - Sent I-751 by regular mail

04/29/09 - NOA1 (received by mail on 05/12/09)

07/01/09 - Biometrics appointment (received by mail on 06/20/09)

07/25/09 - Approved - card in preparation (received by mail on 07/31/09)

07/29/09 - Card produced (received by mail on 08/05/09)

Taking a break from USCIS before applying for citizenship...

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caroledfb,

You don't get a stamp indicating that you're an LPR until you become an LPR, and you don't become an LPR until the FBI report comes back OK so that the case officer can approve your application to adjust status.

You will get your card in the mail when everything has been completed.

Yodrak

Hi All,

I just got my AOS interview. My name is still being checked by FBI, so I got nothing yet. The immigration officer did not stamp my passport or give me any paper. Is it normal? I just have to wait for the FBI check?

Then what will happen, I will receive the card or will I get a new appointment?

Last question, can there be a RFE after the interview for the AOS?

Thanks!

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: France
Timeline
Posted

Thank you.

I am a bit nervous because the immigration officer did not say anything really positive, all she could say is "you need to wait for the FBI clearance" but I forgot to ask her if our case was accepted provided the FBI check goes well... I guess it was obvious for her our files were complete and OK... and she did not confirm it to us clearly. I was wondering if there can be RFEs because my husband id not bring a letter from his employer and she asked for it, it seemed she did not really needed it but I wondered if she may send us a letter requesting a proof of employment...

Sorry, just still nervous from the interview, your contributions were very welcome!

- Carole -

K1 journey (2006) - the toughest one!

03/30/06 - I-129F mailed

07/31/06 - NOA2

08/26/06 - Packet 3 received

09/07/06 - Checklist sent back to Embassy

09/16/06 - Packet 4 received

10/03/06 - Interview

10/07/06 - Visa received by post

10/22/06 - Entered USA

01/06/07 - Wedding :-)

AOS journey (2007) - getting easier!

01/18/07 - AOS and EAD applications sent (USPS)

01/23/07 - NOA received

02/14/07 - Biometrics appointment

03/16/07 - Initial interview for AOS

04/08/07 - EAD card received

06/11/07 - CA Driver's License. EAD was needed to be allowed to pass the test in CA :((

07/23/07 - CONDITIONAL GREEN CARD!

I-751 journey (2009) - so much easier!

04/27/09 - Sent I-751 by regular mail

04/29/09 - NOA1 (received by mail on 05/12/09)

07/01/09 - Biometrics appointment (received by mail on 06/20/09)

07/25/09 - Approved - card in preparation (received by mail on 07/31/09)

07/29/09 - Card produced (received by mail on 08/05/09)

Taking a break from USCIS before applying for citizenship...

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Posted

We're in the same boat.. Had interview at the LA-DO (March-07) and they stated wait for name check. I would say our inteview went good and quick.

We also noticed that the officer went over our entire case prior to calling us to his office. If anything was missing, I'm thinking it would have been asked for at the interview.

11/13/2006 - Filing Date.

11/20/2006 - NOA date for I-485.

02/01/2007 - I-485 Biometrics Appt Date.

03/15/2007 - Interview Date.

04/04/2007 - (Info Pass) Pending - name check.

05/xx/2007 - Phone Call to NSC - name check returned.

06/04/2007 - (CRIS) Notice mailed welcoming new permanent resident.

06/04/2007 - (USCIS) Welcome to USA letter received 10 Year PRC K-1 & k-2.

06/05/2007 - (USCIS) Card production ordered.

06/11/2007 - (USCIS) 10 Year PRC received K-1 & k-2.

03/11/2010 - File for Citizenship

04/02/2012 - N-400 mailed via carrier

09/21/2012 - Oath Los Angeles - United State Citizen

AOS approved (start to finish) 7 months.

AOS approved 2 months and 20 days after AOS Interview (was in FBI name check).

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: France
Timeline
Posted
We're in the same boat.. Had interview at the LA-DO (March-07) and they stated wait for name check. I would say our inteview went good and quick.

We also noticed that the officer went over our entire case prior to calling us to his office. If anything was missing, I'm thinking it would have been asked for at the interview.

ok, I agree with you. 'Hope things will go fast for you !

- Carole -

K1 journey (2006) - the toughest one!

03/30/06 - I-129F mailed

07/31/06 - NOA2

08/26/06 - Packet 3 received

09/07/06 - Checklist sent back to Embassy

09/16/06 - Packet 4 received

10/03/06 - Interview

10/07/06 - Visa received by post

10/22/06 - Entered USA

01/06/07 - Wedding :-)

AOS journey (2007) - getting easier!

01/18/07 - AOS and EAD applications sent (USPS)

01/23/07 - NOA received

02/14/07 - Biometrics appointment

03/16/07 - Initial interview for AOS

04/08/07 - EAD card received

06/11/07 - CA Driver's License. EAD was needed to be allowed to pass the test in CA :((

07/23/07 - CONDITIONAL GREEN CARD!

I-751 journey (2009) - so much easier!

04/27/09 - Sent I-751 by regular mail

04/29/09 - NOA1 (received by mail on 05/12/09)

07/01/09 - Biometrics appointment (received by mail on 06/20/09)

07/25/09 - Approved - card in preparation (received by mail on 07/31/09)

07/29/09 - Card produced (received by mail on 08/05/09)

Taking a break from USCIS before applying for citizenship...

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