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jtona   98

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Received Hard copies of the I-797 approvals for both EAD and AP in mail today ...

I-129F

17 March 2017 (Fri): USPS Priority Mail to Lewisville, TX

21 March 2017 (Tue): Delivered to Lewisville, TX

27 March 2017 (Tue): NOA1 via SMS and e-mail - petition assigned to CSC 

1   April 2017 (Sat): Received NOA1 I-797C Hard Copy

25 July 2017 (Tue): NOA2 approval 

29 July 2017 (Sat) : NOA2 Approval notice received by mail

8 August 2017 (Tuesday): NVC case number received

9 August 2017  (Wednesday) : Left NVC for Embassy

10 August 2017 (Thursday): Manila Embassy received and ready status on ceac.

5 September 2017 (Tuesday): Medical Exam SLEC.  X-Ray Positive so Sputum test ordered. Appt for Sputum set

27 September 2017 (Wednesday): Sputum exam x 4 days

1 December 2017 (Friday) : Sputum exam Completed and Vaccinations given . Ready for interview .

7 December 2017 (Thursday): Interview and approval

12 December 2017  (Tuesday): Passport with Visa ready to be picked at 2Go.

17 December 2017 (Sunday) : Flight and POE in USA..

 

AOS I-485

 

24 August 2018 (Friday): AOS/EAD/AP packet in mail with USPS tracking number

4 September 2018 (Tuesday): Email and Text of USCIS Acceptance with 3  MSC # for all      (GC,EAD,AP)

8 September 2018 (Saturday):  Received our (3) NOA1 for (GC,EAD,AP)hard copy via mail

25 September 2018 (Tuesday) Biometrics Appointment

02 October 2018 (Tuesday): Case Status updated to Ready to Schedule Interview

28 January 2019: EAD/AP card approved

06 Feb 2019: EAD/AP combo received

09 May 2019: Interview

09 May 2019: 8 hours later Status changed to APPLICATION APPROVED..

14 May 2019: GREEN CARD ISSUED!!!

17 May 2019: GREEN CARD IN HAND!!!

 

I-751

 

13 March 2022 - Filed I-751

22 March 2022 - NOA 1 received

15 July 2022 - notice of biometrics being re-used

21 March 2023 - received 48month extension letter

22 February 2024 - received text/email that new card is being produced. No interview.

07 March 2024 green card sent

09 March 2024 - green card received

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Rich_Alli
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Hi all!  I had my AOS Interview at Tampa FL USCIS Office today.  Here is my review...   Met with a lovely immigration officer (Riki) who went through the I-485 and verified all the informati

Little_Vixen
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My case was approved and card is being produced. 😁  Finally! I was beginning to think this shutdown was going to be the end of me 🤣 Hopefully I get my card in the mail soon.

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Unshakable Faith

I just got notification that our interview was scheduled today!   Things are moving along!

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ArgentinaTamara   53

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Good morning everyone, my case is offiically outside of normal processing times. Im trying to contact a customer service representative at USCIS but i cant get through the automated bots. How do i speak to a person!? This is for the I-765 work permit.

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ArgentinaTamara   53

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3 minutes ago, ArgentinaTamara said:

Good morning everyone, my case is offiically outside of normal processing times. Im trying to contact a customer service representative at USCIS but i cant get through the automated bots. How do i speak to a person!? This is for the I-765 work permit.

i got it. nevermind! 

Dee28 Contributor

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Hi all- can someone please explain to me what does the advance parole entitle us to?  Not sure if I’m wording this correctly i guess what I’m trying to figure out is if it’s approved can we travel using the document for leisure or does it have to only be used on emergency basis? 

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alefonck   16

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Got the update that my “card was picked up by United States Postal Service” and they gave me a tracking. Says will be delivered on Wednesday which would be exactly one week after I got the “card is being produced” notification.

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alefonck   16

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You can travel for business or pleasure but this said, USCIS does not guarantee that they will let you back in even if you have Advance Parole. They stress this multiple times in the letter you receive when your Advance Parole is sent. Also, if you have unlawful presence you could potentially still be barred from entering to the United states back after departure. 

 

Supposedly to be let back in is still to the discretion of the CBP officer who you encounter at the point of entry.

 

Now, I have read a lot of experiences of people traveling with Advance Parole and I have not seen them run into issues. They just make you go to another room, take your Advance Parole card, input your date and then let you go; usually no questions asked.

 

I am going on a cruise on the 17th of this month and will update you guys when I come back with my experience.

 

if anyone knows more or has experience with this, feel free to add.

 

 

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alefonck   16

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1 hour ago, Dee28 said:

Hi all- can someone please explain to me what does the advance parole entitle us to?  Not sure if I’m wording this correctly i guess what I’m trying to figure out is if it’s approved can we travel using the document for leisure or does it have to only be used on emergency basis? 

I would like to add that maybe it’s a better idea to wait to leave the country until you get your green card just to be on the safe side. Most likely we will get our green cards fairly soon.

 

But if you have to leave the country, I wouldn’t be that worried.

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Websters202   149

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Guyana
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Hi Everyone,

 

My husband and I have his AOS Interview next week.  Just running through our list of things to bring to the interview.  For those of you who have had your interview, please let me know if I'm leaving anything out:

 

1. Updated 1-864 with 2017 Tax Transcript, Pay Stubs for December-February, and Letter from Employer

2. Copy of U.S. Citizen Birth Certificate and Passport

3.  Marriage License

4. I-94

5.  Copy of Husband's Birth Certificate and Passport

6. Supporting Evidence (Joint Health Insurance, Joint Utility and Cell Phone Bill, Joint Lease, Joint Credit Card, Photos, Travel Itineraries for trips we've been on since his arrival in the U.S.)

7. Copy of I-485

 

 

Am I missing anything?

K1 Timeline

5/17/2017: I-129F sent to USCIS Lewisville, Texas via FedEx Ground Shipping
01/03/2018: NVC Received I-129F and Case Number Received
01/23/2018: Embassy Received
02/09/2018: Medical
03/19/2018: Interview 
03/19/2018: APPROVED!
03/21/2018: Visa in Hand

08/04/2018:  MARRIED!

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AOS Timeline (I-485)

08/29/2018: AOS/EAD/AP sent to USCIS Chicago Lockbox via FedEx

09/12/2018: Received our NOA1 hard copy via mail

09/24/2018: Biometrics Appointment

12/27/2018: AOS Interview Scheduled by USCIS

02/13/2019: Interview

02/14/2019: AOS APPROVED!!!

02/20/2019: GREEN CARD ISSUED!!!

02/21/2019: GREEN CARD IN HAND!!!

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Removal of Conditions Timeline (I-751)

11/13/2020: 90-day application window opened

12/12/2020: I-751 sent to USCIS Phoenix via UPS

12/17/2020: Received by USCIS

01/28/2021: Received NOA1 hard copy via mail

02/04/2021: Biometrics Waived 

11/08/2021: Received NOA hard copy for 24-month extension via mail

01/11/2022: Removal of Conditions Approved

01/15/2022: Hard copy of NOA received

01/18/2022: Permanent Resident Card in Hand!

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Citizenship Timeline (N-400)

08/04/2021: 3-year marriage-based window opened

09/12/2022: N-400 filed online, Received by USCIS, NOA1 Digital copy received

09/14/2022: Biometrics Waived 

12/21/2022: Citizenship Interview Scheduled by USCIS (Vermont Field Office)

02/07/2023: Interview 

06/23/2023: Citizenship Oath!!!

 

VJ Was With Us From Beginning to END...THANK YOU VJ!!!

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ds36   31

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@Adelarossa02 great news - Congrats!! 

 

What was your NOA1 date?

 

Mine is Sept 6th and I'm waiting anxiously, I got a job offer on Friday (they know my situation), so hoping for it ASAP so I can formally accept and don't lose the opportunity! 

 
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