MARCH 2019 - AOS Filers

[PaulaMarie 68]

55 minutes ago, Nicola and Jordan said:

Hey I called at 6pm est last night and got through after about 45/50mins on hold and I just asked if there was any update on my EAD, gave all the info (have your NOA1 to hand) and she looked into it and saw we were out of processing time and asked if I wanted to put in a service request which I of course said yes. All done and said I should hear within 30 days and they give you a ref number so have a pen and paper ready. The agent I spoke to was really lovely and helpful 

Thank you! I hope to get a nice person to talk to too. ☺️

[NewCitizen23 313]

1 hour ago, PaulaMarie said:

Sooo my case will be out of processing time when the website updates to March 19. I am so ready to file a case report in my EAD and make a call.

What are your tips when I call?

Can you suggest what questions to ask or should I ask for a service ticket?

What are service tickets anyway?

I am in fight mode that’s why I am just going to write the questions I want to ask so I won’t lash out 🥴🥴🥴

Save yourself a time and do the inquiry online instead of waiting for the Tier2 to call you back. If you do it online, you'll get a confirmation email with a confirmation number too. Takes less than 2 minutes.

Edited August 15, 2019 by Gigi2017

[Rani32 36]

1 hour ago, CitiZens said:

 Rani32 had you received a courtesy letter for the medical yet?

no , but im holder k1 visa i was doing my medical before i comin

 

1 hour ago, Gigi2017 said:

It’s hopefully nothing. From the experience of the November and December thread uscis might lost something from your package.

i wish bro  

[aminkowz 105]

1 hour ago, PaulaMarie said:

Did you file a case inquiry or call?

I did two weeks ago, nada..

[AOK 3]

So my interview is scheduled at the Los Angeles field office (city not county) for September 9th. I am moving this weekend but only like ten minutes away so it won’t affect my field office, but will putting in my change of address affect my interview at all does anyone know? I know there’s nothing I can do about it as I have to inform them of my change of address I was just wondering if anyone else had a similar experience just to give me some peace of mind. Ive been waiting for so long for anything to happen on any of my cases that I feel like I’m overthinking absolutely everything now 😕

[hhimp 3]

Just wanted to update everyone that we just got our interview date of September 17th! 

Our notice date was March 8

and waiting times for our office start at 10.5 months, so they’re obviously trying to work faster. 

We still have heard nothing on the work permit, but doesn’t matter because I would rather have my husband have the green card anyway haha. 

[Shiran 1,134]

7 minutes ago, AOK said:

So my interview is scheduled at the Los Angeles field office (city not county) for September 9th. I am moving this weekend but only like ten minutes away so it won’t affect my field office, but will putting in my change of address affect my interview at all does anyone know? I know there’s nothing I can do about it as I have to inform them of my change of address I was just wondering if anyone else had a similar experience just to give me some peace of mind. Ive been waiting for so long for anything to happen on any of my cases that I feel like I’m overthinking absolutely everything now 😕

I would be more worried about your Green Card getting not delivered, as I believe it suppose to be send via "No forward" methods, so if they don't get your address right, USPS might not forward it to your new address. Suggest you discuss it during your interview. 

[Romei 78]

9 minutes ago, AOK said:

So my interview is scheduled at the Los Angeles field office (city not county) for September 9th. I am moving this weekend but only like ten minutes away so it won’t affect my field office, but will putting in my change of address affect my interview at all does anyone know? I know there’s nothing I can do about it as I have to inform them of my change of address I was just wondering if anyone else had a similar experience just to give me some peace of mind. Ive been waiting for so long for anything to happen on any of my cases that I feel like I’m overthinking absolutely everything now 😕

I changed my address a few weeks back and i havent informed them because i moved just 10 mins away from where i use to stay because i have heard it adds a couple of weeks to the process and i wasnt even aware that you have to do that and it is mandatory till later

[Pittsburgfiler 62]

8 minutes ago, AOK said:

So my interview is scheduled at the Los Angeles field office (city not county) for September 9th. I am moving this weekend but only like ten minutes away so it won’t affect my field office, but will putting in my change of address affect my interview at all does anyone know? I know there’s nothing I can do about it as I have to inform them of my change of address I was just wondering if anyone else had a similar experience just to give me some peace of mind. Ive been waiting for so long for anything to happen on any of my cases that I feel like I’m overthinking absolutely everything now 😕

You should inform your interviewer, the officer will give you a form to fill, that way you can have future correspondences to your new address. ( I know this because my friend did it and they sent her green card to her new address)

[Romei 78]

2 minutes ago, Shiran said:

I would be more worried about your Green Card getting not delivered, as I believe it suppose to be send via "No forward" methods, so if they don't get your address right, USPS might not forward it to your new address. Suggest you discuss it during your interview. 

And the older place where i stayed was my uncles house so i am not worried about that either 

[AOK 3]

2 minutes ago, Pittsburgfiler said:

You should inform your interviewer, the officer will give you a form to fill, that way you can have future correspondences to your new address. ( I know this because my friend did it and they sent her green card to her new address)

Oh ok so you think I should wait and not submit my change of address just yet? And instead just say at the interview that I moved? And that would more likely ensure that my green card gets sent to my new address. My lease on my old apartment doesn’t end until August 31 and my interview is September 9 so I guess I would still be within the 10 days period where I have to inform them that moved. 

[Pittsburgfiler 62]

19 minutes ago, AOK said:

Oh ok so you think I should wait and not submit my change of address just yet? And instead just say at the interview that I moved? And that would more likely ensure that my green card gets sent to my new address. My lease on my old apartment doesn’t end until August 31 and my interview is September 9 so I guess I would still be within the 10 days period where I have to inform them that moved. 

Yeah it’s safer that way, having a human being do it for you than a failed online service. You should take the new lease with You.

[AOK 3]

1 minute ago, Pittsburgfiler said:

Yeah it’s safer that way, having a human being do it for you than a failed online service. You should take the new lease with You.

Ah ok, see I was thinking that the sooner I do the online form the longer they have to process it before my interview so the higher the chance it goes through in time for my green card to be sent to the correct address. I’m going to take copies of both my old and my new lease agreements to the interview as part of the evidence for our relationship anyway. 

Just curious - how would filing the online change of address cause delays though if I’m not moving to a different field office? Like could I file the change online and then also tell the interviewer and make sure my new address is on file? 

[Nicola and Jordan 668]

Soooo this just happened!!!!! I am actually crying 😂😂😭😭🥺🥺 So happy!!!!!

 

 

[dhaubau86 47]

7 minutes ago, Nicola and Jordan said:

Soooo this just happened!!!!! I am actually crying 😂😂😭😭🥺🥺 So happy!!!!!

 

 

WOW congrats ..