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no proof of travel record after filing N400.

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hellostranger57   18

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6 hours ago, mcdull said:

LPRs aren't issued I94.

They still have a record of your departure and arrival dates. Mine is on there

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6/12/2016 - Eligible for Removal of Conditions

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ROC

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6/20/2016 (Day 0) - ROC Package (i-761) sent via USPS Priority Mail

6/21/2016 (Day 1) - ROC Package delivered at CSC Laguna Niguel & signed for by J Siplivy

6/28/2016 (Day 8) - Check cashed and NOA dated 6/21/2016 received in the mail

7/18/2016 (Day 28) - Biometrics appointment done at Santa Ana ASC

2/28/2017 (Day 254) - Spouse received call from immigration officer verifying if we still lived together at our current address. He ended the conversation by saying we our approved and no need for interview

3/3/2017 (Day 257) - Received approval letter in the mail! 

3/13/2017 (Day 267) - Online status updated - new card being produced

3/16/2017 (Day 270) - Online status updated - new card was mailed to me

3/20/2017 (Day 274) - 10 year green card on hand!! 

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6/12/2017 - Eligible for Citizenship

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N-400

6/13/2017 - N-400 package sent via USPS Priority Mail Express

6/16/2017 - N-400 fee cashed

6/19/2017 - NOA date - Priority date 6/15/17

6/30/2017 - Received biometrics appointment letter in the mail for 7/12/17

7/5/2017 - Walked in Tustin ASC for biometrics 

8/10/2017 - Case is in line for interview

1/22/2018 - N-400 interview date scheduled 

1/26/2018 - Received N-400 interview letter in the mail! Interview scheduled on Feb. 28 

2/28/2018 - Naturalization interview - recommended for approval! :)

3/20/2018 - Oath taking ceremony :dance:

 

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arken   4,197

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19 minutes ago, Binna said:

You will be surprised to see all your entry and departure there. Check and let us know :)

 

I have 0 records on the site out of my around 8 travels in and out of US in last 5 years after obtaining GC, even though my former passport was filled with arrival/departure stamps.

 

Spouse:

2015-06-16: I-130 Sent

2015-08-17: I-130 approved

2015-09-23: NVC received file

2015-10-05: NVC assigned Case number, Invoice ID & Beneficiary ID

2016-06-30: DS-261 completed, AOS Fee Paid, WL received

2016-07-05: Received IV invoice, IV Fee Paid

2016-07-06: DS-260 Submitted

2016-07-07: AOS and IV Package mailed

2016-07-08: NVC Scan

2016-08-08: Case Complete

2017-06-30: Interview, approved

2017-07-04: Visa in hand

2017-08-01: Entry to US

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Myself:

2016-05-10: N-400 Sent

2016-05-16: N-400 NOA1

2016-05-26: Biometrics

2017-01-30: Interview

2017-03-02: Oath Ceremony

Binna Enthusiast

Binna   108

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6 minutes ago, arken said:

I have 0 records on the site out of my around 8 travels in and out of US in last 5 years after obtaining GC, even though my former passport was filled with arrival/departure stamps.

 

That is interesting, I know someone with LPR that's got all his in and out records there. I am a newbie with GC (just got the physical card last week) will see how it goes when I do an international trip.

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Gamboli Explorer

Gamboli   48

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13 hours ago, mcdull said:

In the past 4 years, I’ve entered at least 20 times through BOS, JFK, SFO, DFW, YYZ,LAX EWR, not once did they stamp my passport. 

 

Interesting. Yeah, as for me I always got stamped, and I thought that was normal! :( 

BTW, if you don't mind sharing with us, how long the whole N-400 process took for you? 

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Lelita   74

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That's strange I was recommended for approval on my interview this past Tuesday and the IO asked to see my passports, I think she wanted to see the stamps. It was filled with stamps every time I traveled in and out internationally for the past 5.5 years

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Binna   108

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8 minutes ago, Gamboli said:

Thank you! It works! :D

Hey, I am in the process of considering applying for GE, you mind providing timeline from application ---> conditional approval ---> Interview ---> Approval. Thanks.

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Gamboli   48

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13 minutes ago, Binna said:

Hey, I am in the process of considering applying for GE, you mind providing timeline from application ---> conditional approval ---> Interview ---> Approval. Thanks.

The whole process for me took 1 month, but I know it all depends on the demand, and availability of the local offices.

 

1- The first step is to submit all the document so they can do a background check (This processes shouldn't take long, unless you have name similarity with people on the watch lists) 

2- If you got approved you have to schedule an interview, some regions have multiple different offices you could choose from, you could select from the available slots (This could be the lengthiest part, it could even be months before they have slots available)

3- You go to meet with the officer who'll do the interview, they're very good at reading people, especially since they have all your records in front of them, if there is no red flag, you should get your card within 2 weeks. The interview was very brief in my experience. 

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Binna   108

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36 minutes ago, Gamboli said:

The whole process for me took 1 month, but I know it all depends on the demand, and availability of the local offices.

 

1- The first step is to submit all the document so they can do a background check (This processes shouldn't take long, unless you have name similarity with people on the watch lists) 

2- If you got approved you have to schedule an interview, some regions have multiple different offices you could choose from, you could select from the available slots (This could be the lengthiest part, it could even be months before they have slots available)

3- You go to meet with the officer who'll do the interview, they're very good at reading people, especially since they have all your records in front of them, if there is no red flag, you should get your card within 2 weeks. The interview was very brief in my experience. 

Thanks for the detailed response. 

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JohnE   57

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On 3/2/2018 at 9:42 AM, mcdull said:

LPRs aren't issued I94.

That is true but they normally post your departure and arrival.  My wife's history shows back numerous years including the time when she was here working under her TN visa.  Take a look at yours and you might be surprised what you will see.

 

 

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Haji delco   103

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On 3/2/2018 at 2:42 PM, mcdull said:

LPRs aren't issued I94.

I agree. On the CBP website it states its for nonimmigrant travel records and it is not an official record for LPRs and US Citizens. 

 

On 3/2/2018 at 8:40 PM, Binna said:

You will be surprised to see all your entry and departure there. Check and let us know :)

 

Yes indeed it is there if you travel but it is not an official record for LPR or US Citizens. USCIS may have a mechanism we don't know about to check. Unless you create a pattern of spending longer months overseas and a couple weeks in the states then you'll have a problem establishing physical presence. 

 
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