OK now how long will it take

[Thomas-n-Elena 0]

Anyone got an idea on how long we have to wait after biometrics to receive notice of interview or not, and how long it will be before the 10 yr LPR card comes? I read the guides but I didnt see a whole lot beside 6-12 months, kind of big window and I may have to move in the meantime.

[1HappyGuy 45]

Thomas, I had to think about our removal of status. It seems to me the only thing was the application, fees and biometrics. The whole process is 3 - 4 months assuming you are doing everything on time. If you filed within the 90 day window you will only have to wait until after the biometrics for the processing. We had no interview and got the permanent (10 year) green card in the mail shortly after receiving the notice of approval.

It's a pretty good feeling having it all behind us. We will have to watch for the 10 year expiration assuming my wife and son don't choose to become citizens. I'm not pressing it and they don't seem to be in any rush. Both my wife and son are very proud to be Ukrainian citizens.

[Thomas-n-Elena 0]

The VJ statistics page shows an average of 131 days. You can get a better idea of how long it'll take you by looking here:

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/aosstats.php?cfl=

Are the AOS stats going to be the same as removal of conditions?

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Indeed it is going quite fast. If you check the different timetables in the ROC forum, you can see sometimes it takes as little as 3 months after filing. Which means you guys should be approved quite soon

[Thomas-n-Elena 0]

Indeed it is going quite fast. If you check the different timetables in the ROC forum, you can see sometimes it takes as little as 3 months after filing. Which means you guys should be approved quite soon

I also saw where it looked like 3 weeks from biometrics to approval, that seems strange but this whole process is very strange

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Indeed it is going quite fast. If you check the different timetables in the ROC forum, you can see sometimes it takes as little as 3 months after filing. Which means you guys should be approved quite soon

I also saw where it looked like 3 weeks from biometrics to approval, that seems strange but this whole process is very strange

Really? Holy canoli, that would be fast.

[Thomas-n-Elena 0]

Indeed it is going quite fast. If you check the different timetables in the ROC forum, you can see sometimes it takes as little as 3 months after filing. Which means you guys should be approved quite soon

I also saw where it looked like 3 weeks from biometrics to approval, that seems strange but this whole process is very strange

Really? Holy canoli, that would be fast.

I looked in the stats and it seems like those that did the biometrics in june and july are getting them in a month

[Chica Yeyé 41]

that would be awesome brother. I filed 07/10; got my biometrics for 08/13. It I get approved in september, I will dance naked under the moon. WAIT. I already do that as a side gig for bachelor parties

[Thomas-n-Elena 0]

that would be awesome brother. I filed 07/10; got my biometrics for 08/13. It I get approved in september, I will dance naked under the moon. WAIT. I already do that as a side gig for bachelor parties

Do you and slim have an act or what, BBQ apron striptease with a side of jerked beef - ooooh that may have been a little too much.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

that would be awesome brother. I filed 07/10; got my biometrics for 08/13. It I get approved in september, I will dance naked under the moon. WAIT. I already do that as a side gig for bachelor parties

Do you and slim have an act or what, BBQ apron striptease with a side of jerked beef - ooooh that may have been a little too much.

I only do it part time now.... being Mexican I of course have to clean my house and feed my husband, launder other peoples' clothes for pocket money, attend my ESL classes and go to church every Sunday.

[Thomas-n-Elena 0]

I only do it part time now.... being Mexican I of course have to clean my house and feed my husband, launder other peoples' clothes for pocket money, attend my ESL classes and go to church every Sunday.

Dont you mean clean someone else's house, for crying out loud if your going to be sarcastic about stereotypes at least get them right, dont forget to cut my grass and trim the bushes.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Dude, I obviously svck at sarcasm I will now proceed to kill myself kthxbai

[Thomas-n-Elena 0]

Dude, I obviously svck at sarcasm I will now proceed to kill myself kthxbai

Now your only teasing me!

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Dude, I obviously svck at sarcasm I will now proceed to kill myself kthxbai

Now your only teasing me!

[Nasturtium 500]

Len, come and clean my tent we live in. Oh wait, I have already cleaned it and am busy making Turkish-style coffee and tea for all the guests.

On topic, I think CSC (you're going through CSC, right?) is running as little as 3-4 months after biometrics. That's awesome for you! VSC is slow and our LOC will probably not occur until one or both of us has died of natural causes, and since I am obviously the older one by 30+ years, it will be me. We filed back in April (4), and had biometrics in May (27) and have heard nothing since. We are in the process of moving and are not really sure what to do about it... at the moment, he's watching our house and so it's not an issue-- but if it sold, we'd have to figure out what to do as far as chancing an address. I have a friend who works for USCIS and she thinks it's good to have VSC as she says CSC has a higher incidence of losing petitions... her advice would be just to keep checking and making sure they remember you exist every couple of months.