Yep. Don't share date, time, location and your name. But at least text
So bring it. How long ago did you do I-693? After April 2024, it doesn't expire so no need to get a new one if it's complete.
Were all vaccinations completed on I-693? Wad the form completed by civil surgeon?
Does USCIS have your I-693 now or you never sent it after it was rejected?
Thank you very much!
Exactly my thoughts. I was ready to defend myself with tons of evidence. I prepared all possible answers. I'm glad attorney saved me time and nerves during the interview though 😃
Please stop worrying!
MyProgress tab estimates don't mean anything! It's a random number that keeps jumping up and down.
My estimate for N-400 was 7 months, process took 3.5 months. On day of oath, MyProgress showed 3 weeks until decision.
@Edward and Jaycel also had 7 months estimate for their EAD on day the received the card!
Be prepared for AOS to take 12 months. And for EAD about 6 months. If it comes sooner - great.
When I applied, my estimated time also showed 7 months. All and all, it took 3.5 months. On day of oath, MyProgress showed 3 weeks until decision. I wouldn't trust it al all. 4 to 12 is a good estimate.
Congratulations and good luck!
Pending I-751 was likely the reason for hold up.
Also, don't forget the stats is for 80% of cases. You fell in that 20% outside of the timeframe.
No. Quite the opposite. She cannot leave without advance parole.
You can sue USCIS. There's lawyers specializing in Writ of Mandamus.
Are you a US citizen?
Yes, here's my experience:
I'm very glad I had lawyer with me.
I always had good officers. Not sure whether it was luck or because I had lawyers in the interviews for AOS and N-400.