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My USCIS account shows that case was approved and card was produced for I-485 on 25th August while concurrent case I-765 showing that "Your case is taking longer than expected to process. You will be notified if you need to take any action."

 

Did anyone have the same experience ? What does this mean ? 

I assumed that if I-485 is approved and card was produced, the next step was to receive green card by priority post. 

Thanks,

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Nothing important.

Once approved for I485, I765 will discontinue processing. 

Why?

Because I485 supercedes I765. You don't need I765 any more. 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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They do not do joined up thinking, not unusual for people to get EAD, AP whatever after GC is issued.

 

Every case seems to take longer than expected.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Taiwan
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35 minutes ago, Usaginomimi said:

My USCIS account shows that case was approved and card was produced for I-485 on 25th August while concurrent case I-765 showing that "Your case is taking longer than expected to process. You will be notified if you need to take any action."

 

Did anyone have the same experience ? What does this mean ? 

I assumed that if I-485 is approved and card was produced, the next step was to receive green card by priority post. 

Thanks,

Disregard any I-765 messages if I-485 is approved.  EADs are voided in lieu of a Green Card.

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