How long does it take for USCIS to make a decision for AOS?

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On 5/1/2021 at 11:11 AM, Lynxwarden said:

I'm feeling frustrated. We had our AOS interview for me on the 8th of March - at the end of the interview, the person interviewing us said that he was approving us and that we would be getting the green card within 2 weeks. But since then, nothing.

 

How long does it typically take? My work permit ran out on the 23rd of March and I feel like I'm back to being in limbo again after waiting almost 2 years to crawl out of it since filing in 2019. 

Tomorrow will be four weeks since our interview where we were verbally approved in the room... I'm pretty frustrated as this'll eat into my citizenship timeline, and I was really hoping I'd be squared away to vote in 2024.

 

I asked a tier 2 officer and they contacted the IO - I got a very formulaic reply back stating "USCIS records indicate your case is pending review by an Immigrations Services Officer at this time. We regret that we cannot provide a timeframe for completing the review. We will mail you a notice when or if any action is required.". So I guess all I can do is wait.

 

My EAD/AP expires September 30, so I am going to give it one more month then file for an extension

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On 5/2/2021 at 9:55 PM, Jorgedig said:

No- those can be renewed free of charge.

I see ...

[Lynxwarden 28]

So I called USCIS - which holy (removed), was a mission. Took me 15 times spread out over 2 days. The trick to speaking with a person? Say "technical difficulties" twice when asked what you're calling about by the automated robot.

 

They JUST approved my case yesterday apparently. Cases aren't being updated straight away due to an issue with the technicians. While I'm happy to have some news, I'm frustrated with the process of what it takes to find this info out.

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1 hour ago, Lynxwarden said:

So I called USCIS - which holy (removed), was a mission. Took me 15 times spread out over 2 days. The trick to speaking with a person? Say "technical difficulties" twice when asked what you're calling about by the automated robot.

 

They JUST approved my case yesterday apparently. Cases aren't being updated straight away due to an issue with the technicians. While I'm happy to have some news, I'm frustrated with the process of what it takes to find this info out.

Any more details or sense of if this is the usual wait time (2 months)?