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WORMIEVADER   6

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I swore I wouldn't be impatient with removing conditions.... :rofl:

Filed in June 2015 and looking at the Vermont time frame, it will be at least 8 months before hubby receives his permanent green card.

He came in on a K1 visa in Nov 2012. Biometrix completed for I-751 on July 15, 2015.

I'm wondering if Vermont currently waives the majority of interviews, since they are so behind, or if the interview is still the current standard.

Trying to figure out travel plans and vacation schedules.....

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moemac59   192

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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I swore I wouldn't be impatient with removing conditions.... :rofl:

Filed in June 2015 and looking at the Vermont time frame, it will be at least 8 months before hubby receives his permanent green card.

He came in on a K1 visa in Nov 2012. Biometrix completed for I-751 on July 15, 2015.

I'm wondering if Vermont currently waives the majority of interviews, since they are so behind, or if the interview is still the current standard.

Trying to figure out travel plans and vacation schedules.....

Someone in the November 2014 ROC thread just posted that VSC transferred a bunch of Jan 2015 filers.

NATURALIZATION -WOOOHOO

Final paperwork sent to lawyer - 14-Dec-2015

GC-Date: Resident Since 02/13/2013

Sent: N-400 Sent 12/21/2015
NOA: 12/24/2015

Biometrics: 01/20/2016
In Line: 01/25/2016
Int Ltr: 01/28/2016
Interview: 03/08/2016
Oath: 04/14/2016
Field Office: Buffalo NY

I am a US Citizen!!!

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Expect long delays. January filer here... But I was able to travel without any problem three times cross Atlantic. Make sure to have your receipt notice [which indicates your husband's resident status extension for one year] with you and expired green card. Good luck and lots of patience! :)

I swore I wouldn't be impatient with removing conditions.... :rofl:

Filed in June 2015 and looking at the Vermont time frame, it will be at least 8 months before hubby receives his permanent green card.

He came in on a K1 visa in Nov 2012. Biometrix completed for I-751 on July 15, 2015.

I'm wondering if Vermont currently waives the majority of interviews, since they are so behind, or if the interview is still the current standard.

Trying to figure out travel plans and vacation schedules.....

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