Receipt date versus notice date

[lostunderwaves 0]

I was just wondering if it's the receipt date or notice date on NOA1 for AOS that is the day that out-of-status days stop accumulating?

[lostunderwaves 0]

Come on! Somebody's gotta know!!!

[Robin28 2]

The difference is most probably a couple days ... does it really matter ? The wait could be months or even years if you were to get stuck in name checks

[lostunderwaves 0]

The difference is most probably a couple days ... does it really matter ? The wait could be months or even years if you were to get stuck in name checks

Yeah, it matters because on March 19 my husband will have overstayed 365 days. They received it on March 14 and the notice date is March 20.

[Yodrak 7]

lostunderwaves,

The Notice Date is the date that someone ordered the notice to be printed. Or, it may be the date that the notice was printed. Either way, it refers only to the notice (the piece of paper) itself.

Yodrak

I was just wondering if it's the receipt date or notice date on NOA1 for AOS that is the day that out-of-status days stop accumulating?

[lostunderwaves 0]

lostunderwaves,

The Notice Date is the date that someone ordered the notice to be printed. Or, it may be the date that the notice was printed. Either way, it refers only to the notice (the piece of paper) itself.

Yodrak

I was just wondering if it's the receipt date or notice date on NOA1 for AOS that is the day that out-of-status days stop accumulating?

Right, so then it (the receipt date) is not the date actual acknowledgment of having an AOS pending? Which would mean we would go by March 20, the notice date?

[Yodrak 7]

lostunderwaves,

As I wrote, the Notice Date refers only to when the notice was ordered or printed.

Whether your husband has 360 days of overstay or 366 days of overstay, he does not want to leave the USA. Either way he will be gone for a long time.

Yodrak

lostunderwaves,

The Notice Date is the date that someone ordered the notice to be printed. Or, it may be the date that the notice was printed. Either way, it refers only to the notice (the piece of paper) itself.

Yodrak

I was just wondering if it's the receipt date or notice date on NOA1 for AOS that is the day that out-of-status days stop accumulating?

Right, so then it (the receipt date) is not the date actual acknowledgment of having an AOS pending? Which would mean we would go by March 20, the notice date?

[lostunderwaves 0]

lostunderwaves,

As I wrote, the Notice Date refers only to when the notice was ordered or printed.

Whether your husband has 360 days of overstay or 366 days of overstay, he does not want to leave the USA. Either way he will be gone for a long time.

Yodrak

lostunderwaves,

The Notice Date is the date that someone ordered the notice to be printed. Or, it may be the date that the notice was printed. Either way, it refers only to the notice (the piece of paper) itself.

Yodrak

I was just wondering if it's the receipt date or notice date on NOA1 for AOS that is the day that out-of-status days stop accumulating?

Right, so then it (the receipt date) is not the date actual acknowledgment of having an AOS pending? Which would mean we would go by March 20, the notice date?

I know, he's not planning on leaving, I just wanted to know out of curiosity on the off-chance that his AOS is denied ... then it would become extremely relevant. Maybe I'm misinterpreting what you're saying, but I'm still not sure which date he stopped accumulating days out-of-status. I understand that the notice date is when the notice was ordered to be printed, I just don't see which date is the relevant one.

[Killer_Clown_2009 0]

The actual receipt date (not NOA) is recorded as the date status changes. At least this is what I assumed based on the priority date of December 8, 2006 (date application was received by USCIS) that is marked on my AOS interview letter.

Edited March 27, 2007 by jane2005

[lostunderwaves 0]

The actual receipt date (not NOA) is recorded as the date status changes. At least this is what I assumed based on the priority date of December 8, 2006 (date application was received by USCIS) that is marked on my AOS interview letter.

Thanks very much for the info =)