Case ready for interview before Ead

[Anonymousa 0]

Ok so my husband came in with a fiance visa in sept 2017

We got married oct 30 2017 

Had a celebration dec 2017 

Filed for adjustment i485 and ead march 2018 (3 months late) 

Something was wrong with ead card application so had to do it again april 2018

In june he got 2 different fingetprint notices and went to both.. Two weeks apart

I just recieved a notification that my case is ready for interview even tho the ead card status is still on fingerprint fee was recieved

We dont have any joint documents and live with my parents rent free..

Can i please have some advice.. I cant do anything for him without the ead card.. No social security.. No id.. No bank account please help!! 

[emekus94 1,125]

5 hours ago, Anonymousa said:

Ok so my husband came in with a fiance visa in sept 2017

We got married oct 30 2017 

Had a celebration dec 2017 

Filed for adjustment i485 and ead march 2018 (3 months late) 

Something was wrong with ead card application so had to do it again april 2018

In june he got 2 different fingetprint notices and went to both.. Two weeks apart

I just recieved a notification that my case is ready for interview even tho the ead card status is still on fingerprint fee was recieved

We dont have any joint documents and live with my parents rent free..

Can i please have some advice.. I cant do anything for him without the ead card.. No social security.. No id.. No bank account please help!! 

Your case being ready for interview does not mean you have an interview coming up.

That just means that your case file is complete (think no RFEs). Getting an interview could be a month or a year from now.
It all depends on how fast your local office is (your timeline is not complete so I can't help you)

Here's the latest link of office backlog from USCIS: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/Reports and Studies/Immigration Forms Data/Employment-based/I485_performancedata_fy2018_qtr2.pdf
It will tell you how many cases your local office has above yours.

Only when you get the message "We scheduled your interview and a letter is mailed" can you expect your interview to be soon. 
Typically if you get the "scheduled your interview" you interview will be about a month from then.
 

[Anonymousa 0]

4 hours ago, emekus94 said:

Your case being ready for interview does not mean you have an interview coming up.

That just means that your case file is complete (think no RFEs). Getting an interview could be a month or a year from now.
It all depends on how fast your local office is (your timeline is not complete so I can't help you)

Here's the latest link of office backlog from USCIS: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/Reports and Studies/Immigration Forms Data/Employment-based/I485_performancedata_fy2018_qtr2.pdf
It will tell you how many cases your local office has above yours.

Only when you get the message "We scheduled your interview and a letter is mailed" can you expect your interview to be soon. 
Typically if you get the "scheduled your interview" you interview will be about a month from then.
 

What else do u need from my timeline

[emekus94 1,125]

1 minute ago, Anonymousa said:

What else do u need from my timeline

The biggest thing a timeline shows is what office you are at
Ur question would have been much easier if one knows what office you are at specifically, the dates you filed, etc

 

That's just an FYI for when you ask further questions on the forum
The more info people have about your case, the best they may be able to assist you. 

To update your profile, on your account, click on your name and click on "Profile"
And then "Timeline" to do those things.

Best of luck!