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Okay just a little confused and hoping someone can help me. We gladly received a letter saying to appear for initial AOS interview on february 10th, 2011. My husband has not received his work permit nor travel permit. I thought this would be received before any interview date for his green card? Are we skipping this part completely? or should he be receiving these permits prior to his interview? Help please?

I would appreciate it.

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Talie

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My husband received his interview letter before AP or EAD were approved. In fact, occasionally people will interview for their green card/receive their green card before EAD or AP are approved or both. The green card grants work and travel authorization so it's really a non-issue by that time. No worries - your case is not abnormal :)

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1/12/2015 - Application sent to Phoenix service center by USPS priority mail

1/14/2015 - Package received in Phoenix

1/16/2015 - NOA date (hard copy received 1/22)

1/20/2015 - Check cashed

2/09/2015 - Biometrics

2/11/2015 - In line for interview

3/28/2015 - Hard copy interview notice received

4/29/2015 - Interview at Chicago field office - Approved!!!

5/22/2015 - Oath ceremony - Now a US citizen!!!!!!

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The work permit and interview are on two different timelines. The work permit is processed at the National Benefits Center, and your interview takes place at your local office. If your local office has openings for interviews, it is in your best interest to get an earlier appointment, so the whole process goes faster, wouldn't you agree? :) Why wait for an EAD when you can get approved for his GC? His work permit will be processed in the normal amount of time, around 3 months, completely separate from the interview. Good luck!

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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Okay just a little confused and hoping someone can help me. We gladly received a letter saying to appear for initial AOS interview on february 10th, 2011. My husband has not received his work permit nor travel permit. I thought this would be received before any interview date for his green card? Are we skipping this part completely? or should he be receiving these permits prior to his interview? Help please?

As already mentioned above: totally a non-issue. My wife and I were pretty freaked out when we got our interview letter before EAD or AP. The AP came just before the interview, and the EAD just after. Both were pretty irrelevant, since she was approved for her GC. Don't sweat it!

Good luck!

AJ

Our Timeline (AOS from VWP with short overstay):

Day 00: 19 Sep 2010 AOS package (I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765) sent to Chicago Lockbox

Day 18: 07 Oct 2010 Biometrics appointment letter received for 29 Oct 2010 (dated 01 Oct 2010)

Day 19: 08 Oct 2010 Walk-in biometrics (took about 10 minutes)

Day 47: 05 Nov 2010 Received letter (dated 01 Nov 2010) for Interview on 07 Dec 2010

Day 68: 26 Nov 2010 I-131 TOUCHED: AP approved

Day 73: 01 Dec 2010 I-765 TOUCHED: EAD approved

Day 76: 04 Dec 2010 AP received

Day 79: 07 Dec 2010 Interview at 1 p.m. (took maybe 15 minutes): RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL!

Day 82: 10 Dec 2010 EAD received (dated 01 Dec 2010)

Day 83: 11 Dec 2010 "WELCOME TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" letter received (dated 07 Dec 2010)

Day 90: 18 Dec 2010 GREEN CARD IN HAND! (dated 07 Dec 2010)


Day 000: 27 Nov 2012 ROC package (I-751) sent to California Service Center

Day 005: 03 Dec 2012 Received hard copy of NOA (dated 28 Nov 2012)

Day 244: 29 Jul 2013 Biometrics appointment letter received for 07 Aug 2013 (dated 27 Jul 2013)

Day 247: 01 Aug 2013 Walk-in biometrics (took about 25 minutes)

Day 308: 01 Oct 2013 Received approval notice for ROC (dated 24 Sep 2013)

Day 317: 10 Oct 2013 GREEN CARD IN HAND!

 

Day 000: 16 Sep 2017 N-400 filed online

Day 007: 23 Sep 2017 Biometrics appointment scheduled for 12 Oct 2017

Day 024: 10 Oct 2017 Walk-in biometrics (took about 10 minutes)

Day 059: 14 Nov 2017 Received notice that Interview scheduled for 19 Dec 2017

Day 066: 20 Nov 2017 Received hard copy of Interview notice (dated 14 Nov 2017)

Day 094: 19 Dec 2017 INTERVIEW (PASSED!)

Day 145:  08 Feb 2018 OATH CEREMONY

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