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paigedempsey1997
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EAD approved yesterday and Permanent Residence approved today ❤️ Wishing you all luck and that it goes by quickly. 

JCo
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@Moana&medo was just asking a valid question like everyone else does here like you said. Most of us want to find a job as soon as we can due to some financial challenges we face. However correct m

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Like what @oflyingbunnyo said, seeing approvals and updates here and there (it may not be for our/your case) still gives us some excitement and positive vibes which we really need in this long and ted

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6 hours ago, Nyalimera said:

Yes, exactly and that they started working on my case again.

That makes your case even weirder then. 

Most of the time, people don't get their EAD's until the case switches to "ready to schedule interview" meaning that they don't need no more evidence from you on regards to you I-485 and that you are good to go "work wise" I suppose. 

Regardless, consider yourself very very fortunate, many (including myself) are dying to work an a RFIE is like stepping on a nail for our journeys. Super congrats ❤️ 

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🐇 Sent I-129F: 03/14/2019 

🐇 I-129F NOA1: 03/22/2019 (Received The 18th)

🐇 I-129F NOA2: 06/15/2019 (85 days)

🐇Case transferred to NVC & Case# assigned: 07/10/2019 (25 days) 

🐇 NVC left: 07/23/2019 

🐇 Consulate Received: 07/26/2019 (CEAC switched to ready on the 30th) 

🐇 Interview date: 08/05/2019 (Approved :D:wub:!!!) 

 

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1 hour ago, oflyingbunnyo said:

That makes your case even weirder then. 

Most of the time, people don't get their EAD's until the case switches to "ready to schedule interview" meaning that they don't need no more evidence from you on regards to you I-485 and that you are good to go "work wise" I suppose. 

Regardless, consider yourself very very fortunate, many (including myself) are dying to work an a RFIE is like stepping on a nail for our journeys. Super congrats ❤️ 

Is that generally true? I remember my lawyer saying that getting an RFE/RFIE does not impact the I-765/I-131 processing time.

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8 hours ago, oflyingbunnyo said:

That makes your case even weirder then. 

Most of the time, people don't get their EAD's until the case switches to "ready to schedule interview" meaning that they don't need no more evidence from you on regards to you I-485 and that you are good to go "work wise" I suppose. 

Regardless, consider yourself very very fortunate, many (including myself) are dying to work an a RFIE is like stepping on a nail for our journeys. Super congrats ❤️ 

I got good news which is a bit ironic since we just spoke about it. My status of the I-485 just switched to Ready to be scheduled for an Interview. 🙈 And thankies, I really appreciate your kind words! Hopefully you’ll get yours soon too. 💗

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8 hours ago, MichaelT83 said:

Is that generally true? I remember my lawyer saying that getting an RFE/RFIE does not impact the I-765/I-131 processing time.

I used to believe that too, that is, until I looked more into it and people pointed that the USCIS website used to have up this bit of information in regards to processing times and the impact that RFE's would have on a petition. 

I wish I could find the image but pretty much, a RFIE will reset the clock on your petition, meaning that you may or may not get lucky like some (for example @Nyalimera's case) and the rest of us people. 

Hence why the common thing to see is AFTER your case says "ready to schedule interview" then they begin processing back the EAD. 

 

Eventually we'll all end up in the same place, with our EAD's, even if it's outside normal processing times, so all one can do is sit tight, cross your fingers while you do something to not bore yourself to death lol, and have more patience that you could ever imagine to need in your life. 

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🐇 Sent I-129F: 03/14/2019 

🐇 I-129F NOA1: 03/22/2019 (Received The 18th)

🐇 I-129F NOA2: 06/15/2019 (85 days)

🐇Case transferred to NVC & Case# assigned: 07/10/2019 (25 days) 

🐇 NVC left: 07/23/2019 

🐇 Consulate Received: 07/26/2019 (CEAC switched to ready on the 30th) 

🐇 Interview date: 08/05/2019 (Approved :D:wub:!!!) 

 

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7 hours ago, oflyingbunnyo said:

I used to believe that too, that is, until I looked more into it and people pointed that the USCIS website used to have up this bit of information in regards to processing times and the impact that RFE's would have on a petition. 

I wish I could find the image but pretty much, a RFIE will reset the clock on your petition, meaning that you may or may not get lucky like some (for example @Nyalimera's case) and the rest of us people. 

Hence why the common thing to see is AFTER your case says "ready to schedule interview" then they begin processing back the EAD. 

 

Eventually we'll all end up in the same place, with our EAD's, even if it's outside normal processing times, so all one can do is sit tight, cross your fingers while you do something to not bore yourself to death lol, and have more patience that you could ever imagine to need in your life. 


Lady from uscis confirmed that RFE doesn’t affect EAD

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22 hours ago, LaLaRI said:

Hubby received his combo card 1/3 we have been on ready for interview since 12/5/2019 no update yet 

 

Los Angeles, CA

Thank you so much for your reply ❤️

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On 1/31/2020 at 3:39 PM, Waterlilyh20 said:

Hi ... any AOS filers from Santa Ana, Ca? My NOA1 10/10/2019
I am currently @ case is ready to schedule for interview and we are 112days and still no EAD card 

 

Hi! Mine never updated even after my biometrics.No update at all. my I 485 still says fingerprint fee received. Two other showed case received from the start. I only had an update on jan 30 when I received my combo card. My I 485 remained the same though 🤣

 

just wait a bit more your combocard wil be issued ❤️

 

I’m from LA county 😊

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according to my time line, EAD card should be adjudicated 02/06/2020... its 02/04/2020 hopefully this week we hear something.....

 

I-129 F SENT 11/27/2018

NOA 1 12/03/2018

RFE      04/10/2019

RFE REPLY 04/25/2019

NOA 2 05/09/2019

NVC RECEIVED 06/05/2019

CASE # ASSIGNED NVC  06/10/2019

NVC LEFT 06/25/2019

EMBASSY RECEIVED 07/02/2019

K1 INTERVIEW APPROVAL  07/18/2019

USA ENTRY🛬 07/30/2019

MARRIED 🤵💖👰09/13/2019

AOS SENT 10/08/2019

AOS RECEIVED 10/09/2019

AOS NOA 1 10/25/2019

BIOMETRICS 11/20/2019

READY TO INTERVIEW: 12/23/2020

Interview scheduled update 02/20/2020
Interview Scheduled for 04/08/2020
03/31/2020 interview has been cancelled due to COVID19
04/01/20202 case ready to be scheduled for an interview
08/24/2020 Interview has been scheduled
Interview 9/14/2020
I 485 approved 9/14/2020
GC mailed 9/17/2020
GC received 9/21/2020

ROC mailed 09/01/2022

ROC received 09/02/2022

NOA RECEIVED 09/16/2022
 

 

 

 

 

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33 minutes ago, JCo said:

Good luck! Will be waiting to hear about your experience. 

Just finished the interview. First they called my husband and I in. They asked for passports. Did my husband’s picture and fingerprints. Then asked my husband to leave. The woman asked me questions about my previous marriages. How my husband and I met. About his family. Our trips together. The dates we met. About our work. Our future plans. About my son. About my family. Many many questions. Then they called my husband back in. Asked him many similar questions to see if they matched. Thankfully they did. Then the woman said pending any security checks, she sending our case for approval. 
Even though I was super nervous, I think everything went ok and we should receive our GC in 2 weeks. Good luck to everyone. 

 
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