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On 8/31/2018 at 9:31 AM, John and Janay said:

Our status changed today to "ready to schedule for interview" YAY!

Now for the wait lol hard for my brain to understand how it could be in 30 days or in 30 months lol USCIS sure knows how to keep us on pins and needles.

 

So does this mean that we in the clear of an RFE

Yes it does! And now the next waiting begins! Congrats!

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6 hours ago, tammyjb said:

Yes it does! And now the next waiting begins! Congrats!

Thank goodness! That was the part that was really giving me the anxiety. Thanks!

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Hello. Just started following this forum. We filed our AOS in July and my wife had her bio-metrics in St. Louis on August 24th. Received an e-mail on August 30th that her interview was ready to be scheduled.

MEETING

April 7th, 2017: Met Maricel in a Facebook group created by a friend of mine.

May 17th, 2017: Flying to Manila to see Maricel for the first time.

May 18th, 2017: Met Maricel at the airport in Manila.

May 24th, 2017: Proposed to Maricel and got engaged.

May 30th, 2017: Returned to the USA from the Philippines.

January 25th, 2018: Next trip to the Philippines! Chicago-Taipei-Manila

February 6th, 2018: Return back to the US

April 9th, 2018: Next trip to the Philippines, this time to spend time with Maricel's family and bring her back to the USA!

April 18th, 2018: Departing the Philippines for the USA! POE: Chicago, Illinois

June 16th, 2018: Wedding day!

I-129F / K1 VISA APPLICATION PROCESS

June 1st, 2017: Completed and mailed the I-129f package.

June 6th, 2017: Received NOA1. Petition routed to the California Service Center

September 14th, 2017: Maricel attended her morning CFO seminar in Manila.

December 31st, 2017: Received RFE from USCIS - Needed G325a from both of us.

January 5th, 2018: Mailed back RFE reply

January 8th, 2018: California Service Center received our RFE reply.

January 23rd, 2018: Received NOA2!

February 2nd, 2018: NVC received our petition, assigned MNL case number and forwarded our petition to the US Embassy in Manila.

February 3rd, 2018: Submitted the DS-160.

February 5th, 2018: Paid embassy fee at BPI

February 12th, 2018: Medical exam at St Luke's Extension Clinic in Ermita, Manila. -PASSED

February 26th, 2018: Embassy interview in Manila at 7:10am -PASSED

March 1st, 2018: Visa in hand!

March 5th: Going back to CFO to get her sticker. -PASSED

ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS PROCESS

July 13th, 2018: Mailed I-485, I-765 and I-131 to USCIS Chicago lock box.

July 31st, 2018: AOS case accepted by USCIS, and routed to National Benefits Center for Processing.

August 14th, 2018: Received RFE for I-485, sent response.

August 24th, 2018: Biometrics appointment in St Louis, Missouri

August 30th, 2018: E-mail notice that her interview is ready to be scheduled!

March 11th, 2019: Interview day! - PASSED

March 14th, 2019: Green card has been mailed!

March 18th, 2019: Green card in hand! (Next step not until 1 year and 9 months from issue date. AKA Removal of Conditions)

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS PROCESS

December 21,2020: Filed for Removal of Conditions I-751

January 30,2021: NOA - Nebraska Service Center - 18-month extension!

 

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21 hours ago, Tilde333 said:

We are DC filers, PD July 9 and status on everything is still "Case Was Received" :(

Hey, we're also DC filers! Don’t worry about the status updates. Some get them some don’t. Our K-1 status still says “case was received”.

 

which website are you using to check your status? Have you done your biometrics appt yet? 

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11 hours ago, daleguthery said:

Hello. Just started following this forum. We filed our AOS in July and my wife had her bio-metrics in St. Louis on August 24th. Received an e-mail on August 30th that her interview was ready to be scheduled.

Welcome to the forum. That is a good news. No we just need to wait for the interview.

 

Good to see somebody from the St. Louis area. I thought I was alone....

 

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Hi guys! Really excited to see that some people are getting updates.

 

Am I right to assume that getting your interview has more to do with where you live than when you filed? Dallas has a huge backlog, so... I want to be hopeful, but I am also starting to feel super duper sad about the fact that we might have to wait longer because of where we live.

 

 

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15 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

Hi guys! Really excited to see that some people are getting updates.

 

Am I right to assume that getting your interview has more to do with where you live than when you filed? Dallas has a huge backlog, so... I want to be hopeful, but I am also starting to feel super duper sad about the fact that we might have to wait longer because of where we live.

That seems to be my understanding.  There is a couple on here who lives about 4-5 hours away from where they scheduled their interview.  I am willing to fly for an interview.  I wish they would give us that option.  

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7 minutes ago, DPP123 said:

Not a political post.  Just curious!  Does anyone know about how long this k1-AOS process used to take 2- 3 years ago?  

K1- mine took 3 months less... i applied aos late... due financial issue.. 

 

Aos before less than a year.. some took 4 months..  

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1 hour ago, Jaquelly said:

Hi guys! Really excited to see that some people are getting updates.

 

Am I right to assume that getting your interview has more to do with where you live than when you filed? Dallas has a huge backlog, so... I want to be hopeful, but I am also starting to feel super duper sad about the fact that we might have to wait longer because of where we live.

 

52 minutes ago, DPP123 said:

That seems to be my understanding.  There is a couple on here who lives about 4-5 hours away from where they scheduled their interview.  I am willing to fly for an interview.  I wish they would give us that option.  

Yep
Welcome to the waiting game Jackie. You and Andy and us are kinda screwed in the grand scheme of things. We all gotta just buckle down and hope for a quick EAD/AP because Texas is CRAWLING-- unless we move to El Paso-- which is like not too bad.

 

Agree with DPP123 - If we have an option to go somewhere faster, we would
I completely think it is madness that some folks who filed in early 2017 in some cities are still waiting whilst some people from like July this year already have interviews.

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15 minutes ago, DPP123 said:

Not a political post.  Just curious!  Does anyone know about how long this k1-AOS process used to take 2- 3 years ago?  

Well girl this is hard because like every city was different before
2-3 years ago, i think the AVERAGE was like 8 months
Now it's about 12-14. Keeping in mind that that's an average 

Things seemed to have definitely gotten worse at the bigger immigration/port cities.
Because some places seem relatively stable like Alaska, Montana and Vermont. Not a peep changed at those places

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1 minute ago, emekus94 said:

 

Yep
Welcome to the waiting game Jackie. You and Andy and us are kinda screwed in the grand scheme of things. We all gotta just buckle down and hope for a quick EAD/AP because Texas is CRAWLING-- unless we move to El Paso-- which is like not too bad.

 

Agree with DPP123 - If we have an option to go somewhere faster, we would
I completely think it is madness that some folks who filed in early 2017 in some cities are still waiting whilst some people from like July this year already have interviews.

Girl... I would fly to Alaska.  LOL  Just want this nightmare to be over with.  I feel for my husband.  He left a  comfortable life to be stuck here.  He feels like he is in prison.  He even said to me the other day that he feels like an illegal.  That broke my heart.  I told him that he is not here illegally and that patience is key.  

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1 minute ago, DPP123 said:

Girl... I would fly to Alaska.  LOL  Just want this nightmare to be over with.  I feel for my husband.  He left a  comfortable life to be stuck here.  He feels like he is in prison.  He even said to me the other day that he feels like an illegal.  That broke my heart.  I told him that he is not here illegally and that patience is key.  

:(:(
man-- am so sorry. That sucks to hear

 

My husband is a trooper. He won't complain for ANYTHING but I know it's killing him and I sometimes feel guilty
but we all gotta just accept that it's the sacrifice we make for love.

We told ourselves till Xmas of 2019 so about 18 months in our minds for GC- if it comes earlier, fabulous
and just got busy doing other things- learning to drive, starting school, etc

It sucks. Just be there as much as you can for him. This too shall pass..
 

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