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Aelius

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  1. I crossed the border in June and got married in June, then I got my biometrics done in September. Just this week I got an ID card in the mail that says "Permanent Resident", is green, and looks like other cards I see on Google Images when I search "US green card". But I'm confused. First, the USCIS website says processing times for the field office near me are several multiples longer than the time I've waited. But more importantly, I haven't even gone to the interview yet. Am I misunderstanding what card I got? Did I get it in error? Is there an additional card I'll get after the interview? Am I still considered in the AOS stage? What are the limitations on me at this time (e.g., can I work? Can I travel outside the US?) Much appreciated!
  2. I knew someone might say this, which is why I even highlighted where it says "I-94" on the latter.
  3. There are two kinds of I-94, as far as I can tell. The first contains a record number, class of admission, and admit-until date. It pertains to the most recent entry into the US. The second kind of I-94 is the travel history, which includes dates, locations, and directions. Which one of these two (or both) is required to be submitted with the I-485 (AOS form) for K1 immigrants? First type: Second type:
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