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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Peru
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Just now, Romei said:

Thanks!! Well i just really want an update saying the decision because it sucks to wait for the decision after getting done with everything!! Our officer asked us only 4 questions about the relationship and than we were just talking and laughing.. he said he needs to talk to his supervisor and did not give me no form or nothing else

I know, it's nerve wracking. The day after my interview it changed to "case is under review" or something like that and I almost had a heart attack. I googled and some people said their status had stayed like that for months without changing. Luckily a few days later it changed to case was approved but that was one of my most anxious weekends ever. Luckily it's still so early in the week so you will more than likely get an update this week

AOS thru marriage from F-1 (student) visa in Tampa, FL - 83 DAYS (No RFE, No Expedite)

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2019-03-18 - AOS package sent; concurrent filing (I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131) (FedEx; choose regular rate! Still arrives super fast and is WAY cheaper!)

2019-03-21 - AOS package received (Day 1)

2019-03-30 - All NOA1s arrived (dated March 25) (Day 10)

2019-04-05 - Biometrics notice arrived (dated March 29) (Day 16)

2019-04-16 - Biometrics appointment (Day 27)

2019-04-17 - Online status updated to "Case is Ready to be Scheduled for an Interview" (Day 28)

2019-04-23 - Online status updated to "Interview Was Scheduled" (Day 34)

2019-05-30 - AOS Interview (Day 71) → https://tinyurl.com/yxug6acr

2019-06-04 - Online status updated to "Case Was Approved"; EAD and AP status updated to "Case Closed" (Day 76)

2019-06-11 - GC in hand (Day 83) ~ done for now!

 

ROC during COVID-19 pandemic, Nebraska Service Center <_< - 514 DAYS

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2021-03-10 - ROC package sent

2021-03-15 - ROC package received (Day 1)

2021-04-09 - NOA1 arrived (dated April 06) (Day 26)

2021-04-30 - Online status updated to "Fingerprints Were Taken" (used AOS fingerprints); no biometrics fee refund (Day 47)

2021-11-01 - 24-month extension letter received (Day 232)

2022-08-08 - Combo interview (I-751 and N-400) (Day 512) → https://tinyurl.com/2aejcx4e

2022-08-10 - Approval notice in the mail; no 10-year green card for me since N-400 also approved (Day 514)

 

N-400 during COVID-19 pandemic in Philly, PA - 169 DAYS (No RFE)

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2022-03-11 - Online submission

2022-03-11 - NOA1 and biometrics reuse notice uploaded to myUSCIS account (Day 1)

2022-06-30 - Interview scheduled (Day 112)

2022-08-08 - Combo interview (I-751 and N-400) (Day 151) → https://tinyurl.com/2aejcx4e

2022-08-10 - Oath ceremony scheduled (Day 153)

2022-08-26 - Oath ceremony (Day 169) ~ DONE FOREVER!

 

BE  K I N D → https://tinyurl.com/tev3sgl  

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Just now, HSsweethearts4E said:

I know, it's nerve wracking. The day after my interview it changed to "case is under review" or something like that and I almost had a heart attack. I googled and some people said their status had stayed like that for months without changing. Luckily a few days later it changed to case was approved but that was one of my most anxious weekends ever. Luckily it's still so early in the week so you will more than likely get an update this week

Yes , hopefully !! Thanks though.. 

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ireland
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I know people are extra worried about what to bring to the greencard interview. One of the first things you see on the desk is every document, picture, etc...that you have submitted over the last few years. It’s all there. If there are documents you’d like to add (updated tax documentation, proof of joint bank, housing leases, updated letters of employment basically anything that has both your names on it that is new), they will ask you if you if you have anything to add, and you can add those then. 

 

They do casually flip through some of the submitted documents and ask questions from them, but we had no use for all the documentation we brought in. I’m not encouraging you to forgo preparing your paperwork, please still be prepared for most any situation, but they have everything you submitted. And they are giving you the chance to update any of those documents or add anything. 

 

They didn’t approve us on the spot, but mentioned it being an easy case. She complimented my wife’s wedding dress as we included more photos for proof. It was very easy. Our status was updated before the day was over. 

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ireland
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On 9/13/2019 at 2:11 PM, Bronforth said:

It's epic. There's been no communication from USCIS (obviously) about what is actually happening to my specific case just this random rule of theirs that could apply in this situation. I'm hoping that they say it could be restarted but still may only have paused our cases so the delay will only be a few weeks. I'll definitely post what happens. Good luck to you!

I spoke to tier 1 today who said that my original March 22nd date stands, that my AP/EAD is out of normal processing time and that I can submit a case enquiry.   I will have my lawyer submit that today.  

first met late 2016, met 13 more times since. Filed i-129 Apr 14th. NOA2 dated Oct 11th. 

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22 hours ago, rye_212 said:

I spoke to tier 1 today who said that my original March 22nd date stands, that my AP/EAD is out of normal processing time and that I can submit a case enquiry.   I will have my lawyer submit that today.  

I submitted my second round of service requests on September 4th (for both EAD and AP). I got this response on my AP: "Due to workload factors not related to your case, USCIS anticipates a delay in completing your case. USCIS is committed to adjudicating immigration benefits in the order received and in a timely and efficient manner. "

 

This is contradictory to what was sent to the congresswoman's office. My SR for the EAD has been assigned to an officer as of 9/14 and I'm still awaiting a response.

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I had my interview today and apparently my medical is missing (?).
I came here on a K1 and the officer said, that he is aware of that fact that it would technically be valid.

He said he would look over my file again and make his decision later and I might get a letter stating that I have to retake it.

Does anyone know how long that might take? How long would it take for the physician to send it to USCIS?

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6 minutes ago, Patience089 said:

Does anyone know how long that might take? How long would it take for the physician to send it to USCIS?

If a I-693 is requested, then the civil surgeon will put the completed I-693 in a sealed envelope labeled "DO NOT OPEN. FOR USCIS USE ONLY." You will then mail the sealed envelope along with a copy of the RFE in another envelope, per the instructions on the RFE.

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Ukraine
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1 hour ago, Patience089 said:

I had my interview today and apparently my medical is missing (?).
I came here on a K1 and the officer said, that he is aware of that fact that it would technically be valid.

Some seemingly conflicting information here. Is it missing? E.g. CBP lost it after they collected it from you at Point of Entry? Or it is not missing but he thinks it is expired? Regardless, you will need to wait for them to either find it, and issue you are a card, or send you RFE with instructions on getting I-693. Which tend to be annoying and costly process, unless you are fortunate enough to find civil surgeon who isn't blood sucking tick. 

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1 minute ago, Shiran said:

Some seemingly conflicting information here. Is it missing? E.g. CBP lost it after they collected it from you at Point of Entry? Or it is not missing but he thinks it is expired? Regardless, you will need to wait for them to either find it, and issue you are a card, or send you RFE with instructions on getting I-693. Which tend to be annoying and costly process, unless you are fortunate enough to find civil surgeon who isn't blood sucking tick. 

Sorry, bad explaining on my end.

He said he cannot find it in my file and that he does not know where it went. However, he wanted to double check to see if he might be able to find it.

He only has my vaccination record.
I just hope that it does not take too long. I do not even care anymore if I have to pay another $400 for this process...
It is just really frustrating.

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Ukraine
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2 minutes ago, Patience089 said:

He said he cannot find it in my file and that he does not know where it went. However, he wanted to double check to see if he might be able to find it.

 

Ah ok, thank you for clarifying. It is incredibly frustrating through really no fault of your own. I presume CBP collected sealed envelope from  you at point of entry? That is where it was suppose to be. I don't know if they check to make sure it is there though. Vaccination record is DS-3025 that you probably send to them with your I-485. The sealed packet suppose to have another copy of it but I doubt it they would have that, but not the rest of it. Hopefully they will be able to track it down soon! 

 
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