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usmsbow
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Too late to edit my previous post. USCIS did not make a mistake; my wife and I simply can't read numbers. What we thought said 2020 in fact said 2028.  

Lorvin
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August cases are starting to move!    New new status updates today: We approved your case and  We are producing your card and will mail it to you Here's to more to follow

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I received another email today saying that    Your Case Status: Card/ Document Production  On August 24, 2018, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number, and will mail it to the address

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Today I had an infopass appointment in Tampa Fl, to get my I-551 stamp. they gave me the stamp and took my expired green card! Has anyone else had this happen?? The stamp is only for 12months.

K1 Journey
20th May 2013: I-129F sent to Dallas (US time)
23rd May 2013: Paperwork tracked and delivered to Dallas (US time)
28th May 2013: NOA1 case sent to Vermont Service Centre (US time)
4th Sept 2013: Update from USCIS-Case has been transferred to a local USCIS office...not sure which one yet
9th Sept 2013: Update from USCIS- file has been transferred and is now being processed at Texas USCIS office
23rd Sept 2013: NOA2- approved!
25th Sept 2013: Case shipped to DOS
9th Oct 2013: Packet 3 arrived via email
9th Oct 2013: Fingerprints done and Police check submitted to AFP (received in mail 30/10/13)
1st Nov 2013: Medical Appointment, (Melb) (results received in mail 15/11/13)

4th Nov 2013: Packet 3 sent to US Consulate, Sydney

5th Nov 2013: Packet 3 delivered to Sydney

8th Nov 2013: Received packet 4

19th Nov 2013: Interview scheduled- APPROVED dancin5hr.gif ...happy birthday for Joe! (visa received in mail 22/11/13)

Total K1 processing time- 6months, 3 days

30th Dec 2013: Entered the USA! POE: Dallas

8th March 2014 MARRIED! (L)

AOS:

7th Oct 2014: After unexpected delays, AOS package finally sent to Chicago

14th Oct 2014: Update received, I-485 accepted on 9th Oct and being processed at the National Benefits Centre

6th Nov 2014: Biometrics appointment scheduled and completed

16th Jan 2015: Letter received stating possible Interview Waiver. Informed there's a 6mth delay on processing

7th Aug 2015: Notice of Intent to deny received. Reasons given- expired Medical and new G-325A needed

11th Aug 2015: New medical completed

14th Aug 2015: Response to RFE sent back to USCIS

23rd Aug 2015: Application to Adjust status approved, Green card has been ordered

3rd Sept 2015: Greencard RECEIVED (yes it is Green!) :no:

Total AOS Processing time- 11 months

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I just had an appointment in Chicago. They gave me a stamp valid for 6 months, they also clipped my green card and gave it back to me. The officer told me the process is taking between 17-33 months and they’re currently working on cases from November 2015. I guess I’ll be going back for another 6 month stamp in January. 

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20 minutes ago, littlej said:

Today I had an infopass appointment in Tampa Fl, to get my I-551 stamp. they gave me the stamp and took my expired green card! Has anyone else had this happen?? The stamp is only for 12months.

What the?!? You still need the green card.for naturalization application. They ask for a copy of it!!!

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Ugh I felt so uneasy about leaving it. She said the stamp acts as the new green card. I have read on other posts on VJ that it differs office to office, some take it some don’t. She at least let me take a picture of it...just be prepared if you go in for a stamp they may ask for it

K1 Journey
20th May 2013: I-129F sent to Dallas (US time)
23rd May 2013: Paperwork tracked and delivered to Dallas (US time)
28th May 2013: NOA1 case sent to Vermont Service Centre (US time)
4th Sept 2013: Update from USCIS-Case has been transferred to a local USCIS office...not sure which one yet
9th Sept 2013: Update from USCIS- file has been transferred and is now being processed at Texas USCIS office
23rd Sept 2013: NOA2- approved!
25th Sept 2013: Case shipped to DOS
9th Oct 2013: Packet 3 arrived via email
9th Oct 2013: Fingerprints done and Police check submitted to AFP (received in mail 30/10/13)
1st Nov 2013: Medical Appointment, (Melb) (results received in mail 15/11/13)

4th Nov 2013: Packet 3 sent to US Consulate, Sydney

5th Nov 2013: Packet 3 delivered to Sydney

8th Nov 2013: Received packet 4

19th Nov 2013: Interview scheduled- APPROVED dancin5hr.gif ...happy birthday for Joe! (visa received in mail 22/11/13)

Total K1 processing time- 6months, 3 days

30th Dec 2013: Entered the USA! POE: Dallas

8th March 2014 MARRIED! (L)

AOS:

7th Oct 2014: After unexpected delays, AOS package finally sent to Chicago

14th Oct 2014: Update received, I-485 accepted on 9th Oct and being processed at the National Benefits Centre

6th Nov 2014: Biometrics appointment scheduled and completed

16th Jan 2015: Letter received stating possible Interview Waiver. Informed there's a 6mth delay on processing

7th Aug 2015: Notice of Intent to deny received. Reasons given- expired Medical and new G-325A needed

11th Aug 2015: New medical completed

14th Aug 2015: Response to RFE sent back to USCIS

23rd Aug 2015: Application to Adjust status approved, Green card has been ordered

3rd Sept 2015: Greencard RECEIVED (yes it is Green!) :no:

Total AOS Processing time- 11 months

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2 minutes ago, littlej said:

Ugh I felt so uneasy about leaving it. She said the stamp acts as the new green card. I have read on other posts on VJ that it differs office to office, some take it some don’t. She at least let me take a picture of it...just be prepared if you go in for a stamp they may ask for it

They did the same to me.. At Fort Myers, FL 

I got my 12 months in the stamp but they kept my gc..  Lucky me I had pictures of it :) 

 

But yest they do that here and they also mentioned (that is your new, green card for now) 

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Ok good to know I’m not the only one. And Jusa 17- 33 months is crazy long!

K1 Journey
20th May 2013: I-129F sent to Dallas (US time)
23rd May 2013: Paperwork tracked and delivered to Dallas (US time)
28th May 2013: NOA1 case sent to Vermont Service Centre (US time)
4th Sept 2013: Update from USCIS-Case has been transferred to a local USCIS office...not sure which one yet
9th Sept 2013: Update from USCIS- file has been transferred and is now being processed at Texas USCIS office
23rd Sept 2013: NOA2- approved!
25th Sept 2013: Case shipped to DOS
9th Oct 2013: Packet 3 arrived via email
9th Oct 2013: Fingerprints done and Police check submitted to AFP (received in mail 30/10/13)
1st Nov 2013: Medical Appointment, (Melb) (results received in mail 15/11/13)

4th Nov 2013: Packet 3 sent to US Consulate, Sydney

5th Nov 2013: Packet 3 delivered to Sydney

8th Nov 2013: Received packet 4

19th Nov 2013: Interview scheduled- APPROVED dancin5hr.gif ...happy birthday for Joe! (visa received in mail 22/11/13)

Total K1 processing time- 6months, 3 days

30th Dec 2013: Entered the USA! POE: Dallas

8th March 2014 MARRIED! (L)

AOS:

7th Oct 2014: After unexpected delays, AOS package finally sent to Chicago

14th Oct 2014: Update received, I-485 accepted on 9th Oct and being processed at the National Benefits Centre

6th Nov 2014: Biometrics appointment scheduled and completed

16th Jan 2015: Letter received stating possible Interview Waiver. Informed there's a 6mth delay on processing

7th Aug 2015: Notice of Intent to deny received. Reasons given- expired Medical and new G-325A needed

11th Aug 2015: New medical completed

14th Aug 2015: Response to RFE sent back to USCIS

23rd Aug 2015: Application to Adjust status approved, Green card has been ordered

3rd Sept 2015: Greencard RECEIVED (yes it is Green!) :no:

Total AOS Processing time- 11 months

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31 minutes ago, Jusa said:

I just had an appointment in Chicago. They gave me a stamp valid for 6 months, they also clipped my green card and gave it back to me. The officer told me the process is taking between 17-33 months and they’re currently working on cases from November 2015. I guess I’ll be going back for another 6 month stamp in January. 

@Jusa 6 months, that's it ? It's so stupid that Chicago has a different policy when it comes to combo interviews and the I-551 stamp. Everyone else get's a combo interview and a 12 month extension

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@Jusa 6 months, that's it ? It's so stupid that Chicago has a different policy when it comes to combo interviews and the I-551 stamp. Everyone else get's a combo interview and a 12 month extension

I know, it sucks. In between jobs too so that'll be fun when i only have a 6 month stamp to show for myself. 

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4 minutes ago, Jusa said:

Also, when i went for an infopass about my biometrics in february, they told me they were processing cases from September 2016. Today they said November 2015. Where do they get these conflicting dates from?

Honestly it sounds like every office says something different. However on VJ CSC filers from Jan and Feb are being approved now.

Our K1 Journey    I-129f

Service Center : Texas Service Center   Transferred? California Service Center on 8/11/14

Consulate : Port au Prince, Haiti             I-129F Sent : 4/14/2014

I-129F NOA1 : 4/24/14                            I-129F NOA2 : 9/10/14

NVC Received : 9/24/14                          NVC Left : 9/26/14

Consulate Received : 10/6/14 CEAC status changed to ready

Packet 3 Received : 10/27/14 packet received by petitioner in USA ( beneficiary never received packet 3)

Medical: 10/30/14 Dr. Buteau                  Medical picked up: 11/3/14

Packet 3 Sent : 11/10/13.. Had to schedule interview appointment and attach confirmation receipt to packet

Interview Date : 12/1/14                           Interview Result : Approved !

Visa Received : 12/10/14 picked up at Jacmel location

US Entry : 12/15/14 Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Apply for Social Security Card: 12/30/14 Connecticut

Marriage: 1/26/15

 

Adjustment of Status

CIS Office : Hartford                                  Filed : 3/18/15

NOA : 3/25/15                                            Biometrics : 4/15/15

Approved: 8/31/15                                     Received: 9/8/15

 

EAD

CIS Office : Hartford                                  Filed : 3/18/15

NOA : 3/25/15                                            Approved: 6/12/15

Received: 6/20/15

 

Removal of Conditions I-751

Filed: 8/14/17 at VSC                                 NOA: 8/15/17 Received 8/21 by mail

Biometrics: Dated: 8/25/17   Received 9/2/17   Appointment 9/11/17 

Approved: 10/23/18 -no interview

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3 hours ago, Jusa said:

I just had an appointment in Chicago. They gave me a stamp valid for 6 months, they also clipped my green card and gave it back to me. The officer told me the process is taking between 17-33 months and they’re currently working on cases from November 2015. I guess I’ll be going back for another 6 month stamp in January. 

When does your 751 letter expire?

Every officer has a discretionary right to decide and it depends where are you coming from and probably how you present yourself.

 
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