MAY 2019 AOS FILERS

[Ryanmaria2018 186]

3 hours ago, Belle + Leo said:

I’m in the same boat. Still waiting for biometrics letter. I live in Las Vegas, NV. Hoping we get it soon! 🙏

My wife Maria is also from the Philippines and lives here in the northwest side of Las Vegas.  Hoping you will get your biometric appointment soon. 

[Southern_Belle07 146]

On 6/4/2019 at 11:54 AM, celie&joseph said:

Same status here. 

 

[Southern_Belle07 146]

On 7/3/2019 at 1:48 PM, Andruha said:

https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/mycasestatus.do

 

this is where I check. Dont think that this provides much info. 

How long did it take to update after your biometrics? I had bio June 17th 

[Andruha 82]

8 hours ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

How long did it take to update after your biometrics? I had bio June 17th 

Ours status updated the next day. But i don’t think it’s consistent. Some statuses don’t update and yet the case moves forward. 

 

[Hanna35 4]

2 hours ago, Andruha said:

Ours status updated the next day. But i don’t think it’s consistent. Some statuses don’t update and yet the case moves forward. 

 

 

I had biometrics done on the 31st of May, status still not updated. Called USCIS yesterday and the lady told me that they received my biometrics on June 3rd.

It's definitely inconsistent and it seems that there's nothing that can be done accept for waiting. Uh it's so stressful 

[Celie 793]

On 7/5/2019 at 1:42 PM, lonesurvivor said:

 

 

Me neither. Biometrics done on the 21st. I assumed there was not anything left to wait for though? Aside from the interview of course. What are we waiting for the status to change to?

either "Fingerprint was complete" or "Ready to Schedule for Interview"

[AAKA 27]

May 16 NOA1

Biometrics letter awaiting

Ohio

[KandN 38]

Past week has been a rolletcoaster for me in terms of updates (May 6th filer). Got RFIE for birth certificate that I submitted with my initial packet definitely fulfills the requirements on Friday, then later on Friday got a notification that EAD is in production (I did expedite). Today got the courtesy letter for I-693 since I didn't submit it with my initial application.

 

I suppose now the long wait for the interview begins.

[Amiina and Kim 21]

Update had bio on July 5th case has updated for all forms  "Fingerprint review was completed"

Edited July 9, 2019 by Amiina and Kim

[Joey.C 41]

Hi, if my wife doesn't have enough income for bills and stuff can I apply for expedited EAD? What proof I would need please?

[Celie 793]

Just now, Joey.C said:

Hi, if my wife doesn't have enough income for bills and stuff can I apply for expedited EAD? What proof I would need please?

If you've done your biometrics, yes. All people seem to need is a job offer.

[Joey.C 41]

5 minutes ago, celie&joseph said:

If you've done your biometrics, yes. All people seem to need is a job offer.

Oh I haven't done my biometric yet?

Just now, Joey.C said:

Oh I haven't done my biometric yet?

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[Celie 793]

Just now, Joey.C said:

Oh I haven't done my biometric yet?

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You can apply now, but I believe I saw someone else post that their expedite status was in "suspense" until biometrics were completed so chances are they won't consider an expedite until that's done. But, if you try let us know how it plays out!

 

Good luck!

[sashsash 208]

1 hour ago, celie&joseph said:

You can apply now, but I believe I saw someone else post that their expedite status was in "suspense" until biometrics were completed so chances are they won't consider an expedite until that's done. But, if you try let us know how it plays out!

 

Good luck!

Just curious, would it bring any issues on the interview? Basically the sponsor said that he/she has enough income to support K-1. Just been reading about it and probably got confused.

[Celie 793]

9 minutes ago, sashsash said:

Just curious, would it bring any issues on the interview? Basically the sponsor said that he/she has enough income to support K-1. Just been reading about it and probably got confused.

I've wondered that, too. You would think it would cause an issue but maybe it just depends how you word the situation. If you explain you didn't foresee a delay for this long for EAD and that you (or whichever is the immigrant) would like to put your skills/degree/expertise to work to be a functioning member of American society and to be able to support yourself maybe they won't see it as a hindrance.