VAWA, Part 14

[FeDaniela 673]

3 minutes ago, flyup123 said:

Thanks for sharing. No, don't have any records. i know it would be a risk. When i applied for adjustment of status i was told by my attorney this whole process takes @ 8 months. So i was really hoping that at least by August to have a clear picture if i can go back to visit. And you know when you get hipped up and now... bummer, it's actually 8-12 months. So my patience is at limits... Thanks again. 

if you waited the longest time you also can wait a shorter time.... but if you don't want to wait you can visit...

[flyup123 82]

1 minute ago, Optimistic1986 said:

Wow! Congratulations at least you have a status change which took a while too and work permit. From what State are you from?

Thanks. Illinois.

[flyup123 82]

3 minutes ago, FeDaniela said:

if you waited the longest time you also can wait a shorter time.... but if you don't want to wait you can visit...

True...  got to find something to keep my mind busy for another 6 months at least... otherwise i'll go crazy. Thank you everyone. This is awesome that you can share experiences here. 

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33 minutes ago, flyup123 said:

God give me patience!  If only i would be sure that i can comeback with the AP i could drag another year after that. I thought the medicals are good for 1 year? 

Forgot to inform you..I believe I read somewhere on USCIS site that medicals are good for 60days from the day the surgeon's signs the document! Most of your enquiries are researchable incase you're still skeptical after the inputs here..just saying😊👍

[flyup123 82]

Just now, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

Forgot to inform you..I believe I read somewhere on USCIS site that medicals are good for 60days from the day the surgeon's signs the document! Most of your enquiries are researchable incase you're still skeptical after the inputs here..just saying😊👍

Got it! Thanks.

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6 minutes ago, flyup123 said:

Thanks. Illinois.

Here's the info I found for your location!

 

 

 

Processing time for Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status (I-485) at Chicago IL

Estimated time range

12.5

Months

 

to

 

37

Months

Check your case status

 

[flyup123 82]

1 minute ago, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

Here's the info I found for your location!

 

 

 

Processing time for Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status (I-485) at Chicago IL

Estimated time range

12.5

Months

 

to

 

37

Months

Check your case status

 

I saw it too... but i really really hope it's not accurate

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Just now, flyup123 said:

I saw it too... but i really really hope it's not accurate

Lol😂😂😂 I know right...there's a woman who's from your location as well she's been waiting since October 2018! About 9months thereabout! The struggle is real!😏 

[flyup123 82]

1 minute ago, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

Lol😂😂😂 I know right...there's a woman who's from your location as well she's been waiting since October 2018! About 9months thereabout! The struggle is real!😏 

That's why i inquired about the Advance Parole experiences... you never know...with how fast they move over here  🙄I might just take the risk...

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3 minutes ago, flyup123 said:

That's why i inquired about the Advance Parole experiences... you never know...with how fast they move over here  🙄I might just take the risk...

Go for it..you'll be fine! You've heard from someone who had same experience as you...overstay and all... 👍😊

[flyup123 82]

On 6/29/2019 at 9:24 PM, FridayGirl@69 said:

May 25 2017 Filed I360,I485,I765(c31)

Sept 7 2018 I360 RFE

Oct 29 2018 I360 Approved

Dec 6 2018 I131

Feb 22 2019 I765(c09) Approved

March 13 2019 Courtesy Letter for I693

May 29 2019 USCIS Requested my I693

June 12 2019 I693 in USCIS 

still waiting for Interview 

Hi! so i see your timeline is very similar to mine and was wondering, have you included the medicals when you submitted the I485? because i haven't gotten my courtesy letter, and got me worried. Maybe because i sent mine on Feb. 1st along with all the paperwork? Thank you for your time.

[gur 26]

Has anyone raised e-Request for a case to know ( Outside Normal Processing Time, Non-Delivery of Notice ?

via link https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/Intro.do

 

In How Many Days, USCIS respond and Do they respond via email or Postal Mail ?

 

[FeDaniela 673]

2 minutes ago, gur said:

Has anyone raised e-Request for a case to know ( Outside Normal Processing Time, Non-Delivery of Notice ?

via link https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/Intro.do

 

In How Many Days, USCIS respond and Do they respond via email or Postal Mail ?

 

When you raise a service request, they email you your raise request case number SR#....  and the email says your Raise request will be respond within 30 days, After that if  your service request is assign to an officer you will received a case notification in your USCIS account, but i did not have any luck... When my EAD renewal was out of processing time I raise 3 request they were never answer or assign to an officer, until congress person made direct e-request. 

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

2 hours ago, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

Forgot to inform you..I believe I read somewhere on USCIS site that medicals are good for 60days from the day the surgeon's signs the document! Most of your enquiries are researchable incase you're still skeptical after the inputs here..just saying😊👍

I-693 are valid for two years. The 60 days references how far in advance u did the medical before filing the I-485. 

Edited July 5, 2019 by Pinkrlion

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3 minutes ago, Pinkrlion said:

I-693 are valid for two years, where did u see 60 days?

You might wanna read this...

 

Effective November 1, 2018, the I-693medical report will be valid for two years from the date of submission to USCIS (and not one year as it is currently). At the same time, USCIS are shortening the I-693 validity period to 60 days from the date the Civil Surgeon signs the I-693 medical exam (it used to be one year).Oct 18, 2018