February 2018 AOS Filers

[Itssimons 122]

28 minutes ago, Floflo said:

Sent mine on 17th February. They received it 20th and i got an acknowledgment on the 4th,  received notice on my mail.did finger print on 23rd March .

Got a mail on 28th Marchto send my birth certificate as the rejected the baptismal certificate i sent.

I sent it.

The received it on the ist April and acknowledged on the 4th April.

Removed it from hold and till now nothing.

When will the EAD be out.

I am worried

I am on C9

 

Just hang in there man! If we go by the average number of days from when USCIS acknowledges receipt of an application file to approval which is something between 130 - 150 days in most cases, you should get approved between mid to late July. Good luck and don’t give up yet. You’ll be fine!

[Floflo 9]

Thank you Simon

The waiting is killing especially as nothing is being updated on the sites.

How can one survive without work. I am weary of staying at home when there are alot of bills to pay.

Thanks to an understanding husband,

I am not used to not working.

Does duration of marriage to filing affect the process?

I got married on August 2017 , filed on February though was on a B1/B2 visa.

Used to visit US often till love finds me on my last trip.

I am in New Jersey

Don't even know the centre my case will be handled.

I also pray to get interviewed and GC this year for i plan going to my country.

Staying at home doing nothing is exhausting and depressing

 

 

[Itssimons 122]

9 minutes ago, Floflo said:

Thank you Simon

The waiting is killing especially as nothing is being updated on the sites.

How can one survive without work. I am weary of staying at home when there are alot of bills to pay.

Thanks to an understanding husband,

I am not used to not working.

Does duration of marriage to filing affect the process?

I got married on August 2017 , filed on February though was on a B1/B2 visa.

Used to visit US often till love finds me on my last trip.

I am in New Jersey

Don't even know the centre my case will be handled.

I also pray to get interviewed and GC this year for i plan going to my country.

Staying at home doing nothing is exhausting and depressing

 

 

I think it doesn’t matter your visa type. If you qualify for the benefits for which you applied, you’ll definitely get them. As for your local service center, this depends on the address you gave USCIS. The closest USCIS Application Support Center will be the location for your interview. But all C09 EAD are processed at the National Benefits Center. Click the like button if my answers  satisfy your curiosity.

Edited June 30, 2018 by simonvikih79

[Floflo 9]

1 minute ago, simonvikih79 said:

I think it doesn’t matter your visa type. If you qualify for the benefits for which you applied, you’ll definitely get them. As for your local service center, this depends on the address you gave USCIS. The closest USCIS Application Support Center will be the location for your interview. But all C09 EAD are processed at the National Benefits Center. Click the like button if my answers  satisfy your curiosity.

I thought there are 5 NBC.

Who knows where mine is

Thank you for response

And pardon my ranting

 

[Itssimons 122]

Just now, Floflo said:

I thought there are 5 NBC.

Who knows where mine is

Thank you for response

And pardon my ranting

 

Hmmm! There’s only one NBC in Missouri also known as MSC or Missouri Service Center. They mostly process cases that require an interview and then send to the various local centers for interview and adjudication 

[Floflo 9]

7 minutes ago, simonvikih79 said:

Hmmm! There’s only one NBC in Missouri also known as MSC or Missouri Service Center. They mostly process cases that require an interview and then send to the various local centers for interview and adjudication 

Thank you Simon for the clarification

[A&H2018 146]

5 service centers. 1 NBC. Majority of i485 EAD is NBC. Cause people send all their paperwork at once typically. If you apply seperate may be routed elsewhere.

[Itssimons 122]

1 minute ago, Floflo said:

Thank you Simon for the clarification

M’y pleasure !

[Itssimons 122]

3 minutes ago, A&H2018 said:

5 service centers. 1 NBC. Majority of i485 EAD is NBC. Cause people send all their paperwork at once typically. If you apply seperate may be routed elsewhere.

I don’t think so. Cases that are routed to the NBC are mostly family based AOS and most specifically cases that require an interview. And since all family based AOS and employment based AOS must now undergo an interview, they’re all routed to the NBC

Edited June 30, 2018 by simonvikih79

[Floflo 9]

5 minutes ago, simonvikih79 said:

I don’t think so. Cases that are routed to the NBC are mostly family based AOS and most specifically cases that require an interview. And since all family based AOS and employment based AOS must now undergo an interview, they’re all routed to the NBC

 

9 minutes ago, A&H2018 said:

5 service centers. 1 NBC. Majority of i485 EAD is NBC. Cause people send all their paperwork at once typically. If you apply seperate may be routed elsewhere.

A&H2018 i applied all the paperwork together

[A&H2018 146]

Ahh okay didnt know NBC does all family based. I applied for AP after EAD and initial routing was to Nebraska service center.

[Itssimons 122]

Just now, Floflo said:

 

A&H2018 i applied all the paperwork together

Your case would still be routed to the NBC if you’re applying under family based AOS or Employment based AOS regardless of whether you included all the paperwork in your application or not

[Itssimons 122]

So guys for you who’ve received your cards already, how long from “we’re producing your card to card in hand?”

[JahRyl 87]

Just received my I797 in the mail today.

Hopefully by next week i’ll be able to get my Combo card.

 

[Tluck 24]

5 minutes ago, JahRyl said:

Just received my I797 in the mail today.

Hopefully by next week i’ll be able to get my Combo card.

 

Congratulations i picked my EAD yesterday and my SSN today all camw to my mailbox