Eureka93

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hey guys, My GC arrived today.  I can't even explain the feeling, but I just know that I'm going to start living life. My only advise for you is to be patience and believe in god.  🙏

Man, this week's Official VAWA Joke has had some kind of impact...  congratulations to all!

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Congratulations 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

How true! 

Thanks Bolly.
It was not easy at all but I made sure I exhausted every single avenue to advocate for myself.
Ombudsman was no help at all but my district's Congressman was at least responsive.
It really felt like I was forgotten about for the longest time.
 
The officer who interviewed told me he was part of a unit created specifically to address cases that had been with them for way too long.

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Thanks Bolly.
It was not easy at all but I made sure I exhausted every single avenue to advocate for myself.
Ombudsman was no help at all but my district's Congressman was at least responsive.
It really felt like I was forgotten about for the longest time.
 
The officer who interviewed told me he was part of a unit created specifically to address cases that had been with them for way too long.

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Thanks Bolly.
It was not easy at all but I made sure I exhausted every single avenue to advocate for myself.
Ombudsman was no help at all but my district's Congressman was at least responsive.
It really felt like I was forgotten about for the longest time.
 
The officer who interviewed told me he was part of a unit created specifically to address cases that had been with them for way too long.

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hi everyone!
I am writing this, looking at my green card, to bring everyone still waiting some hope.
I never thought this day would come but it did. All praise to the Almighty for his guidance and grace to be able to do all this by myself.
 
My field office is the Baltimore office and my process started in December of 2016.
Please see my timeline below:
 
12/2016: USCIS received my I485 and I130 based on my marriage.
07/2017: My ex husband and I were scheduled for an interview, which I had to attend on my own as he did not show up.
02/2018: USCIS received my I360 application and started working on it.
08/2019: My I360 was approved.
12/2019: Update/ USCIS has received your correspondence and is reviewing it. (I had sent nothing to USCIS so this left me puzzled for months on end)
08/04/22021: My I485 interview was scheduled. I was asked to renew my medical exams and send them back in so they could make a decision.
08/14/2021: I sent my I693 in.
08/19/2021: USCIS acknowledged receipt of my I693.
08/25/2021: New I485 card was ordered.
08/26/2021: On my birthday at that, I485 was approved.
08/30/2021: My green card was mailed.
09/02/2021: My card was delivered to my home.
 
Faith and next level patience are key in this process.
My mind went through so many scenarios, so much fear, so many sleepless nights, stress, the inability to travel and go see family amongst so many other things for over five years.
The impact that not having such a tiny card has on one's life in this country is immeasurable.
To everyone still on this journey, I wish you well and pray you get to experience the joy and relief that getting your green card brings.
I am open to answering any questions. 
Stay blessed y'all
 

Hello everyone,
 
It's a good day to share my good news.
Almost 5years since I filed my i360 & i485 together.
I have finally come to the end of this journey. 
 
 
Baltimore FO: Interview was March 29th.
Timeline
i485 & i360---> July 2016
i360 approved------> Sept 2018
First EAD(long story)----> April 2019 
GC approved today
 
I believe we'll get more good news from those still waiting soon.
 
Thanks for opening this amazing support group, it's the worst thing that happened to my lawyer and the best for me 🤣.