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55 minutes ago, Akk1989 said:

Hi all, woke up to some good news:

NOA1- Nov 13th

 

EAD New card being produced - June 5th

204 days!

 

AP still says “Case was received”... does anyone know if this will be on the  EAD card that comes? 

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Congrats! Yes, the EAD/AP will come as a combo card.

 

Our timeline is:

 

NOA - 11/07

EAD approved - 5/29

Card being produced - 5/30

Card picked up by USPS - 6/3

Card delivered - 6/6 (website and case tracker say it was delivered on 6/5 but we received it in the mail today)

 

So you should receive it within a week of the “new card being produced” notification!

 

My AP hasn’t updated since case received which seems to be the norm.

 

Congrats again! Now the job hunting stress begins haha 🙈

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Our status went from “Case Was Approved” to “Card Was Mailed” the next day.  Is that real? Was expecting a “New Card is Being Produced” update. Shouldn’t there be a tracking number sent at some point as well?

K1 VISA

NOA1 - Dec 12

NOA2 - June 29

Visa in hand - Sept 22

POE - Sept 25 

Marriage - Oct 6 🥂

 

AOS

Packet Sent - Nov 5, 2018

NOA1 - Nov 9, 2018

NOA1 Received in mail - Nov 16, 2018

EAD Card Approved - June 4, 2019

 

 

 

 

 

 

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47 minutes ago, Katelyngene said:

Congrats! Yes, the EAD/AP will come as a combo card.

 

Our timeline is:

 

NOA - 11/07

EAD approved - 5/29

Card being produced - 5/30

Card picked up by USPS - 6/3

Card delivered - 6/6 (website and case tracker say it was delivered on 6/5 but we received it in the mail today)

 

So you should receive it within a week of the “new card being produced” notification!

 

My AP hasn’t updated since case received which seems to be the norm.

 

Congrats again! Now the job hunting stress begins haha 🙈

Congratulations! So true!!! Job hunting is stressing me too 😂😂😂 My GC should be in hand tomorrow! Yay!

  • 11/10/18 - Sent AOS Package to Chicago (I-485 to I-765)
  • 11/19/18 - NOA for AOS (I-485)
  • 11/19/18 - NOA for Petition for Alien Relative (I-130)
  • 11/19/18 -NOA for Application for Travel Document (I-131)
  • 11/19/18 - NOA for EAD (I-765)
  • 12/10/18 - Biometrics
  • 04/03/19 - Case status of I-485 changed to "Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview"
  • 04/19/19 - Case status of I-485 changed to "Interview was Scheduled"
  • 04/29/19 - Received Interview letter in the mail
  • 05/30/19 - Interview on the spot approval
  • 06/07/19 - Conditional Green Card received
  • 03/03/21 - Package Delivered to Phoenix AZ (I-751)
  • 04/01/21 - NOA Receipt of payment and extension of Conditional Green Card
  • 08/19/2021 - NOA Approval Notice for (I-751)
  • 08/28/2021 - 10 Year Green Card received 
  • 09/06/2022 - N-400 Online application sent
  • 03/14/2023 - N-400 Interview was Scheduled
  • 04/19/2023 - Passed Citizenship Naturalization Interview
  • 05/23/2023 - Naturalization Oath taking ceremony
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Hoping all these EAD approvals is good news for us!

 

EAD/AP is at 209 days with Case was Received
AOS is at 62 days since Response to RFIE was Received

 

I'm feeling a "stalk the NBC by sitting in their parking lot" coming on 😂

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10 minutes ago, vaksurik said:

Our status went from “Case Was Approved” to “Card Was Mailed” the next day.  Is that real? Was expecting a “New Card is Being Produced” update. Shouldn’t there be a tracking number sent at some point as well?

We received the tracking number once the card was picked up at the post office which was a few days after our “card was mailed” notification.

 

The case tracker app said our card card was delivered on 6/5 when we actually received it today, 6/6. So the mail was one day behind.

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32 minutes ago, vaksurik said:

Our status went from “Case Was Approved” to “Card Was Mailed” the next day.  Is that real? Was expecting a “New Card is Being Produced” update. Shouldn’t there be a tracking number sent at some point as well?

Tracking number will come with "Card was picked up by" yada yada.

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5 hours ago, Katelyngene said:

Congrats! Yes, the EAD/AP will come as a combo card.

 

Our timeline is:

 

NOA - 11/07

EAD approved - 5/29

Card being produced - 5/30

Card picked up by USPS - 6/3

Card delivered - 6/6 (website and case tracker say it was delivered on 6/5 but we received it in the mail today)

 

So you should receive it within a week of the “new card being produced” notification!

 

My AP hasn’t updated since case received which seems to be the norm.

 

Congrats again! Now the job hunting stress begins haha 🙈

Thank you, good to know.

The AP has just now just updated to “Case was approved” with some red, white and blue stars.

😬😬😬😬😬

I hope other November filers will get theirs soon!! 

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52 minutes ago, Akk1989 said:

Thank you, good to know.

The AP has just now just updated to “Case was approved” with some red, white and blue stars.

😬😬😬😬😬

I hope other November filers will get theirs soon!! 

It’s exciting all over again once you get the visa in the mail! Fingers crossed for all other November filers 🤞🏻

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Does anybody know how do they process the AOS i have a friend who filed in January and she already got her interview yesterday and the card is being produced? 

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33 minutes ago, J&D09 said:

Does anybody know how do they process the AOS i have a friend who filed in January and she already got her interview yesterday and the card is being produced? 

The processing times for I-485 is dependent on your local field office. Some local field offices process at 4 to 6 months while others take much longer and process at one to two years even.

She's likely at a quick field office that does not have many immigrants located in that area.

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9 minutes ago, K1visaHopeful said:

The processing times for I-485 is dependent on your local field office. Some local field offices process at 4 to 6 months while others take much longer and process at one to two years even.

She's likely at a quick field office that does not have many immigrants located in that area.

Thank you so much!

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Anyone had their LFO change? Hubby was sent to Atlanta for bios but our interview is in South Carolina. It's in a tiny town outside Greenville so I'm kinda hoping they have fewer cases. Then again it was more than 2 months between 'ready to schedule' and actually bring scheduled. And more than 6 weeks between being scheduled and interview date. I see other cases moving faster than that but may have been transferred? 🤷‍♀️

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On 5/30/2019 at 11:02 AM, NikkiFromCanada said:

Secured cards take much longer to build your credit. But if one is unable to, or it’s too late to do what I did, it’s really the only way to go. I’ve worked in banking for the last 12 years. I wish I could share this information with everyone who is just starting the process! Building your credit all over again in a new country is so important, and very tricky! 

Tell us your ways! Unfortunately I’m not from a country that can do what you did with Canada. So I’m starting from scratch. I don’t think I can be approved even for Macy’s card right now with a zero score. Where do I begin?? Got my green card last month.

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7 hours ago, Gand2018 said:

Tell us your ways! Unfortunately I’m not from a country that can do what you did with Canada. So I’m starting from scratch. I don’t think I can be approved even for Macy’s card right now with a zero score. Where do I begin?? Got my green card last month.

It is soooo hard if you wait until you're here! The only thing you can really do is get a secured card, and use it for 6 months. Only use it for what you can afford to pay in full. Pay it in full every month, and don't pay any interest. Once they change it to a regular card, apply for one more card and don't use it. Continue to use one card only, and pay in full and in 6 more months, your credit score will be great! 

K-1 Visa AOS Timeline:

Date format is MM/DD/YY

 

10/18/18 - Sent AOS Package to Chicago

10/25/18 - USCIS took AOS fee (credit card payment)

10/30/18 - NOA1 Text Messages Received

11/02/18 - Biometrics Appointment Letter & NOA1 Hard Copies Received

11/13/18 - Biometrics Appointment

11/13/18 - Received RFIE (forgot to include husband’s full tax return)

11/13/18 - AOS status updated to "On November 13, We Sent You A Request For Initial Evidence"

11/29/18 - RFIE response delivered to USCIS

03/25/19 - AOS status updated to "Ready To Be Scheduled For Interview"

04/02/19 - AOS status updated to "Interview Was Scheduled"

04/04/19 - Received Interview Letter

05/07/19 - Green Card Interview - Baltimore (did not get on the spot approval)

05/07/19 - AOS status updated to "Interview Was Completed And My Case Must Be Reviewed"

05/29/19 - EAD status updated to "New Card Is Being Produced"

06/01/19 - EAD & AP 1-797 hard copies received

06/02/19 - EAD status updated to "Card Was Mailed To Me"

06/03/19 - Received updated SSN card with married name.

06/03/19 - EAD status updated to "Card Was Picked Up By USPS"

06/04/19 - EAD status updated to "Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office"

06/04/19 - Received Combo Card in the mail

07/13/19 - AOS status updated to "New Card Is Being Produced"

07/16/19 - AOS status updated to "Card Was Mailed To Me"

07/17/19 - AOS status updated to "Card Was Picked Up By USPS"

07/19/19 - AOS status updated to "Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office"

07/19/19 - Received Green Card in the mail

 

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2 minutes ago, NikkiFromCanada said:

It is soooo hard if you wait until you're here! The only thing you can really do is get a secured card, and use it for 6 months. Only use it for what you can afford to pay in full. Pay it in full every month, and don't pay any interest. Once they change it to a regular card, apply for one more card and don't use it. Continue to use one card only, and pay in full and in 6 more months, your credit score will be great! 

Thanks for your response. I didn’t exactly “wait till I got here”. I had no plans of immigrating here when I came on B1/B2 so I couldn’t have planned for my credit score beforehand. The decision came way later. Anyway from what you’ve described it’s doable. I don’t see it as hard at all. I think when you’ve taken on this entire AOS process and conquered it you become fearless and extra patient. 

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