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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Egypt
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okey, i just send 07/20/2009 my I-751 and my green card should be finshed on 08/13/2009

i was in the army, and i got discharged for finshing my greencard and fixing some information on my papers

so right now since i send the papers, am ready to go back to the army, but i need first to get my NOA with the extend of one year, or i need to get infopass

first, how long i should wait for the NOA?

i seen alot of people getting the NOA in like 3 days in july filiers

when i can just apply for infopass to get the stamp and hurry up with my papers and get back to my job speicaly there is non what so ever job here in town, the econmy did a good job, so best situation for me here is going back to the army

(20 July 2009) Filed I-751 with waiver for divorce

(25 July 2009) Check Cashed

(22 July 2009) Recived NOA1

(18 Aug 2009) Biomatrics

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Egypt
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no one have answer? come on guys lool

(20 July 2009) Filed I-751 with waiver for divorce

(25 July 2009) Check Cashed

(22 July 2009) Recived NOA1

(18 Aug 2009) Biomatrics

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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You should receive your NOA within 10 days to two weeks. Most of them do come in earlier than that. If you have waited 30 days or your green card is about to expire you can make an infopass and ask for the I-551 stamp to be put in your passport. It is unlikely that they will give you the stamp earlier than that. Since your green card is expiring August 13 you might want to make an infopass appointment for the first week of August. It will be close enough to your card expiring that they will probably give it to you, plus that will allow time for your NOA to arrive. If it arrives before your Infopass appointment, then you can cancel your appointment. Good luck.

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I'm not sure about the infopass process but you should get the NOA within a couple of weeks. For some people it can take up to a month, but I don't believe that is the norm.

Perhaps someone else can weigh in on what the process is for getting a stamp if you need to prove an extension quickly.

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Egypt
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thats a good point Kathryn41 thank you very much i think that is the best way to deal with it

(20 July 2009) Filed I-751 with waiver for divorce

(25 July 2009) Check Cashed

(22 July 2009) Recived NOA1

(18 Aug 2009) Biomatrics

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