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Husband got EAD in June of last year, but his english was still so limited, he did one job interview and did not understand most of what the person was saying, decided instead to get into an intensive english course, and then really began looking in Jan of this year, he must have sent online applications to 100 jobs on careerbuilder, craigslist, jobing, dice, etc.....most of which were below what he was doing in Panama, because he wanted a job where he would speak english to co-workers etc, but not with customers/clients yet. I think he must have appeared way overqualified for most of the jobs he put in for, and got one or two calls out of all of those. He finally landed an interview with a subcontracting company here and the guy was willing to give him a chance...starts next Wednesday at a good paying job with a fortune 500 company.

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Married January 18, 2006

08 JUN 2006.....AP document recieved :)

09 JUN 2006.....regular EAD approval

14 JUN 2006.....regular EAD recieved in mail

22 JUL 2006......AOS and EAD (?) touched...moving along maybe? :)

21 AUG 2006....Recieved interview letter!

26 SEP 2006.....INTERVIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!

26 SEP 2006.....APPROVED WITH FLYING COLORS!

05 OCT 2006....Welcome letter recieved

11 OCT 2006....THE CARD ARRIVES!!!!!!!!!!

15 SEP 2008.....Sent for removal of conditions

24 SEP 2008.....NOA for removal of conditions

10 MAR 2009....Transferred from VSC to CSC

22 MAY 2009.....REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS APPROVED!!!!!! :) Citizenship here we come!

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Husband got EAD in June of last year, but his english was still so limited, he did one job interview and did not understand most of what the person was saying, decided instead to get into an intensive english course, and then really began looking in Jan of this year, he must have sent online applications to 100 jobs on careerbuilder, craigslist, jobing, dice, etc.....most of which were below what he was doing in Panama, because he wanted a job where he would speak english to co-workers etc, but not with customers/clients yet. I think he must have appeared way overqualified for most of the jobs he put in for, and got one or two calls out of all of those. He finally landed an interview with a subcontracting company here and the guy was willing to give him a chance...starts next Wednesday at a good paying job with a fortune 500 company.

Perserverance does pay off!

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just curious, for those who already got their jobs, how long did it take from the time you arrived in the US until the time you were able to find a job? (assuming all processes of aos and ead went through at a normal pace).
My wife had offers very soon after looking - the hold up was the EAD. She got a job at the university about the same week as she got the EAD, which was almost 5 months to the day after arrival, and a little more than 3 months after applying for the EAD (all figures, more or less).

PEOPLE: READ THE APPLICATION FORM INSTRUCTIONS!!!! They have a lot of good information in them! Most of the questions I see on VJ are clearly addressed by the form instructions. Give them a read!! If you are unable to understand the form instructions, I highly recommend hiring someone who does to help you with the process. Our process, from K-1 to Citizenship and U.S. Passport is completed. Good luck with your process.

 
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