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2 minutes ago, Romei said:

That is so long!! Well thanks for the update

It is!
Fortunately not as long as other field offices but sitting at home for at least 6.5 months depending on the EAD approval is a challenge.
I am starting college in the CLT area soon though. Maybe that's sth for you as well in order to pass some time

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9 minutes ago, Patience089 said:

It is!
Fortunately not as long as other field offices but sitting at home for at least 6.5 months depending on the EAD approval is a challenge.
I am starting college in the CLT area soon though. Maybe that's sth for you as well in order to pass some time

Can you start a college without having the legal rights? My Action of notice date is 1st march and my applications were accepted on 25th of February.. i dont know how long i have to wait

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5 minutes ago, Romei said:

Can you start a college without having the legal rights? My Action of notice date is 1st march and my applications were accepted on 25th of February.. i dont know how long i have to wait

There is nothing in law that states that someone with a pending AOS is not allowed to study.
It depends on the college if they want e.g. sth like an F1 visa or a green card. A lot of college, however, let even undocumented people (they call it undocumented students) study at their facilities.
I didn't have an issue to get accepted by my college.

6.5 to 8.5 months for the work authorization
7.5 months to 17 months  in order to get an interview in Charlotte (according to USCIS)
Just add those timeframes to your NOA1 date and you'll know when to expect what

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2 minutes ago, Patience089 said:

There is nothing in law that states that someone with a pending AOS is not allowed to study.
It depends on the college if they want e.g. sth like an F1 visa or a green card. A lot of college, however, let even undocumented people (they call it undocumented students) study at their facilities.
I didn't have an issue to get accepted by my college.

6.5 to 8.5 months for the work authorization
7.5 months to 17 months  in order to get an interview in Charlotte (according to USCIS)
Just add those timeframes to your NOA1 date and you'll know when to expect what

I really appreciate you for all the information and i will definitely try talking to some colleges if i can get in and learn something new

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On 7/3/2019 at 8:40 PM, IrishTexan said:

We expedited the AP. The whole process took 2.5 weeks and our evidence (for financial hardship) was payments on our vow ceremony predating the K1 submission. We didn’t mention EAD which is what makes me think both could go through.

Can I ask how you expedited the AP? Did you call someone or something? We need to at least try this. My husband needs to fly home August 30th and the clock is ticking very fast. If AP doesn’t come I guess he will go home and we will refile as married but the financial hardship of having to get a new job back home and a new  place to live for a year plus, etc. not to mention the long distance again....it’s all too much. Any advice greatly appreciated on expediting AP. 

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31 minutes ago, americaninlove said:

Can I ask how you expedited the AP? Did you call someone or something? We need to at least try this. My husband needs to fly home August 30th and the clock is ticking very fast. If AP doesn’t come I guess he will go home and we will refile as married but the financial hardship of having to get a new job back home and a new  place to live for a year plus, etc. not to mention the long distance again....it’s all too much. Any advice greatly appreciated on expediting AP. 

We called and spoke to a tier 1 person who took our request to expedite. We received an email after a few days asking to provide evidence and reason (from a list, financial hardship being one of them). The evidence had to be faxed in. We  provided a cover letter and evidence that showed full payments of our vow ceremony. This was made before the k1 visa process started and was used as supporting evidence in our original case. We waited, and now this. We have to leave the country august 8th. We heard expediting could still take a month or more, so we gave ourselves almost 2 months....it’s all very nerve-wrecking because we would leave regardless and start the immigration process over. 

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5 minutes ago, IrishTexan said:

We called and spoke to a tier 1 person who took our request to expedite. We received an email after a few days asking to provide evidence and reason (from a list, financial hardship being one of them). The evidence had to be faxed in. We  provided a cover letter and evidence that showed full payments of our vow ceremony. This was made before the k1 visa process started and was used as supporting evidence in our original case. We waited, and now this. We have to leave the country august 8th. We heard expediting could still take a month or more, so we gave ourselves almost 2 months....it’s all very nerve-wrecking because we would leave regardless and start the immigration process over. 

Thank you. He will call Monday. Unfortunately we cannot use financial hardship for expediting EAD or AP because of my income. It is very high. His father is ill and can provide documentation from his doctor but according to the AP expedite criteria that is not one of them. So obviously it’s a long shot. I guess we will try but it seems so unlikely in the next 7 weeks and like you he will go regardless and I guess we will refile. But he will need to somehow find an apartment in Ireland with no job and no money, get a job, do all the paperwork again, etc. I just don’t know that we can handle it anymore. It’s all too much and this has been so stressful and hard that we are close to cracking. I hate this whole thing. 

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4 minutes ago, americaninlove said:

Thank you. He will call Monday. Unfortunately we cannot use financial hardship for expediting EAD or AP because of my income. It is very high. His father is ill and can provide documentation from his doctor but according to the AP expedite criteria that is not one of them. So obviously it’s a long shot. I guess we will try but it seems so unlikely in the next 7 weeks and like you he will go regardless and I guess we will refile. But he will need to somehow find an apartment in Ireland with no job and no money, get a job, do all the paperwork again, etc. I just don’t know that we can handle it anymore. It’s all too much and this has been so stressful and hard that we are close to cracking. I hate this whole thing. 

Oh yeah we don’t have those sort of hardships. We had invested lots of money into this, so we figured that would be reason enough. 

 

Humanitarian reasons are a reason to grant an expedite, and an ill family member fits that profile. 

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8 minutes ago, IrishTexan said:

Oh yeah we don’t have those sort of hardships. We had invested lots of money into this, so we figured that would be reason enough. 

 

Humanitarian reasons are a reason to grant an expedite, and an ill family member fits that profile. 

Oh I didn’t realize that would count as a humanitarian reason. We will try. It would certainly reduce a significant amount of pressure from our lives but I’m not optimistic. Thank you so much for the advice. I’m really happy for you that it worked out. 

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Hey guys, I’ve got my green card for 2 weeks and all is well but I just checked my email and clicked on USPS informed delivery email and there’s a letter from USCIS regarding my application to register permanent residence or adjust status??? I know I’m going to get the letter soon today but I’m panicked??? Why would they be sending me a letter? AHHHHH

03/01/2019 - USCIS Chicago lockbox received case  for AOS/EAD/AP

03/21/2019 - NOA1 received hard copy via post (Notice date 03/14/2019)

 

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Hey guys, I just opened the letter and I am SOOOO CONFUSED! It's dated 07/01/2019.. a courtesy letter telling me I haven't given in my completed and signed I-693 and if I receive an interview notice I should bring the information in??  I've already had an interview 3 weeks ago in which they told me I didn't get the chicken pox vaccination submitted so on the same day I went to get it done and got it signed by a civil surgeon then returned it to them. After that, the next day my green card was being produced and  I have the green card in my hand? I don't know whats going on and I'm super annoyed. Please help!

03/01/2019 - USCIS Chicago lockbox received case  for AOS/EAD/AP

03/21/2019 - NOA1 received hard copy via post (Notice date 03/14/2019)

 

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Any March filers getting their I-765 approved?

P.S I got my AP approved in less than a month. 

2019-03-17 - AOS package sent; concurrent filing (I-130, I-485, I-765) (USPS) 

2019-03-19 - AOS package received

2019-03-27 - All NOA1s arrived 

2019-04-04 - Biometrics notice arrived

2019-04-18 - Biometrics appointment

2019-04-17 - Online status updated to "Case is Ready to be Scheduled for an Interview"

2019-04-18 - Online status updated to "Fingerprint review completed"

2019-05-08 - AP application mailed (USPS)

2019-05-10 - AP application received

2019-06-06 -  Case status changed to "I-131 Case Was Approved and should arrive in mail"

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2 hours ago, akb3r said:

Any March filers getting their I-765 approved?

P.S I got my AP approved in less than a month. 

What is your local field office?

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    1. Package sent to USCIS : 06/09/2019 
    2. Package received by USCIS : 06/13/2019
    3. NOA date from USCIS: 06/18/2019
    4. Text/Email notices sent : 06/20/2019
    5. Physical Notices mailed : 06/19/2019
    6. FingerPrint notice sent : 06/25/2019
    7. FingerPrint notice scheduled : 07/11/2019
    8. FingerPrint Walk-in:  07/02/2019
    9. FingerPrint Review Completed:  07/02/2019 and 07/04/2019. For some reason, it's listed twice. 
    10. RFE 1: 08/19/2019: RFE email notification. 08/23/2019: Physical mail received.
    11. RFE Response received by USCIS:  08/26/2019
    12. NOA date from USCIS for RFE receipt: 08/28/2019
    13. Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview: 09/05/2019
    14. Interview was scheduled: Email on 09/12/2019 
    15. EAD expedite requested: 09/24/2019
    16. Status change to Expedite Request Received: 09/26/2019 ( Made a request as I had to accept a job offer ASAP!)
    17. Case History Updates: 09/27/2019
      1. On September 27, 2019, your request to have your case expedited, referral number XXXXXX, was assigned to an officer for response.
      2. On September 27, 2019, we sent a response to your request to have your case expedited, referral number XXXXXX
      3. On September 27, 2019, your request to have your case expedited, referral number XXXXXX, was completed.
    18. Faxed evidence for EAD expedite: 10/07/2019
    19. AP/EAD Text/Email approval : 10/18/2019 ( Don't think it's because of the expedite)
    20. AP/EAD Physical cards mailed : 10/22/2019
    21. Interview Date: 10/22/2019
    22. I-485 approved : 10/22/2019
    23. GC card mailed : 10/28/2019

     

ROC

  1. I-751 sent to USCIS: 08/25/2021
  2. Package received by USCIS : 08/30/2021
  3. Received package back from USCIS due to form processing error: 09/07/2021
  4. Mailed new application to USCIS: 09/07/2021
  5. Package received by USCIS : 09/09/2021
  6. Received text for receipt#: 09/11/2021 (Dated 09/10/2021)
  7. Check cashed: 09/14/2021
  8. Received letter about Biometrics waiver: 10/25/2021
  9. Request for initial evidence: 03/28/2024
  10. USCIS received response to ROE: 06/20/2024
  11. USCIS approved: 09/06/2024 
  12. GC Mailed: 09/11/2024
  13. GC received: Waiting
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Hey guys,

 

Late february filer here and also I want to share with you that we had our interview on June 24th and approved on the spot. It was very relaxed and fun. Just went thru all the form together and was asked how we met. We showed our photo album and talked about couple of the photos. It was easy. I received my card a week later after interview.

 

But now I checked my status online and after 'Card was delivered' it is now 'Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview'. Do you have any idea what that means?

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2 hours ago, BlueGatorGamer said:

What is your local field office?

Case is at NBC, but petitioner is from California. So I believe Local Field office means California here..

2019-03-17 - AOS package sent; concurrent filing (I-130, I-485, I-765) (USPS) 

2019-03-19 - AOS package received

2019-03-27 - All NOA1s arrived 

2019-04-04 - Biometrics notice arrived

2019-04-18 - Biometrics appointment

2019-04-17 - Online status updated to "Case is Ready to be Scheduled for an Interview"

2019-04-18 - Online status updated to "Fingerprint review completed"

2019-05-08 - AP application mailed (USPS)

2019-05-10 - AP application received

2019-06-06 -  Case status changed to "I-131 Case Was Approved and should arrive in mail"

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