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NickD Grand Master

NickD   203

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Yes, I have her permission to open her immigration related mail.

Letter is from the Department of Homeland Security in Lee's Summit, MO, thought everything was transferred to St. Paul from the last letter.

Basically states that before they transferred her file to St. Paul, her application underwent a thorough investigation with the following items missing. And make sure she brings these to her interview.

"Bring your state-issued drivers' license or state ID card."

Ha, one more thing to remember, my wife never had to bring that, but had it in her purse anyway, along with her green card. But my wife and daughter would have never had a state drivers' license nor an ID until they presented their green cards. So this type of identification is secondary, but anything to make the USCIS happy. That is our job, to keep them happy.

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Well the good thing is she has an Interview letter and date so she neednt worry.

Some of us have been holding onto these Yellow letters with no date...sad.gif

Yes, I have her permission to open her immigration related mail.

Letter is from the Department of Homeland Security in Lee's Summit, MO, thought everything was transferred to St. Paul from the last letter.

Basically states that before they transferred her file to St. Paul, her application underwent a thorough investigation with the following items missing. And make sure she brings these to her interview.

"Bring your state-issued drivers' license or state ID card."

Ha, one more thing to remember, my wife never had to bring that, but had it in her purse anyway, along with her green card. But my wife and daughter would have never had a state drivers' license nor an ID until they presented their green cards. So this type of identification is secondary, but anything to make the USCIS happy. That is our job, to keep them happy.

NickD Grand Master

NickD   203

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Well the good thing is she has an Interview letter and date so she neednt worry.

Some of us have been holding onto these Yellow letters with no date...sad.gif

All I can say from previous experience with the USCIS, if all goes smooth for her, it would be the first time for us. It ain't over until its over.

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All I had to show at the N-400 interview was the interview letter, the Green Card, and my Driver License, and that right at the beginning.

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Did that letter also have a large line at the top that says "This is Not an Interview Letter" or something to that effect? My wife got that yellow letter, informing her to bring her state ID/drivers license. Just did the fingerprints today...more on that in another topic perhaps.

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Yes it is a ugly yellow letter with the top line in bold large font saying 'this is not an Interview letter'

Your wife got it before her FP!!!...Boy! those USCIS people are strange!!!!

Did that letter also have a large line at the top that says "This is Not an Interview Letter" or something to that effect? My wife got that yellow letter, informing her to bring her state ID/drivers license. Just did the fingerprints today...more on that in another topic perhaps.

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Adilet&Venera   2

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How long have you guys been waiting for your interview letters since you received your yellow letters from USCIS? my mom received the yellow letter in Jun 2010... no interview letter since then =| and it's been over 7 months now.. it's so frustrating to be waiting this long.

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02/02/2011 - NOA2 text message and an email (~5 months later)

04/26/2011 - Interview! Visa APPROVED and issued! yAAAy

05/20/2011 - POE: LAX

06/03/2011 - Wedding!!

07/07/2011 - Adilet got his SSN!

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07/11/2011 - Sent our AOS package (AOS & EAD)

07/13/2011 - NOA1 text message and an email

08/09/2011 - Biometrics taken

09/01/2011 - Email notification that our interview is set for October 14.

09/23/2011 - Email notification that Adilet's EAD is in production.

10/04/2011 - EAD in hands.

10/14/2011 - Interview. GC APPROVED on the spot! Yeah!

11/01/2011 - GC in hands

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nyhazmat   2

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How long have you guys been waiting for your interview letters since you received your yellow letters from USCIS? my mom received the yellow letter in Jun 2010... no interview letter since then =| and it's been over 7 months now.. it's so frustrating to be waiting this long.

We received the yellow letter at the beginning of December, nothing since. . .

No longer in the hands of the USCIS, for my wife at least, next up MIL.

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F@rsc@p3   0

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Hi all!

I got a yellow letter today asking to bring my driver's license to the interview...well I was already going to bring it with me anyways.

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11/22/2010 Sent N400. Day 01

11/30/2010 Check cashed. Day 08

12/02/2010 NOA. Day 10

12/10/2010 Biometrics. Day 18

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02/17/2011 Oath Ceremony. Day 85

02/18/2011 Applied for U.S. Passport Book/Card. Day 86

02/23/2011 Passport application received. Day 91

03/10/2011 Passport book received. Day 106

03/11/2011 Certificate of Naturalization returned. Day 107

03/12/2011 Passport card received. Day 108

My Immigration journey is finally over yes!!!

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The Driver's License/State ID may be to prove residency in the State in which it was issued for the 3 months prior to applying for citizenship. I had to show mine at my interview as well.

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Adilet&Venera   2

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Just to give an update.

My mom has not received an interview letter =/

She contacted USCIS numerous times; and for the past 7 months, she had no clear-cut answer. They told her to just wait.... and wait...

What we did recently: on Jan28, 2011, we contacted our congressman, who contacted USCIS on our behalf. Thank GOD, USCIS finally responded (3 business days later!)and said that her fingerprints came unclassified ("unclear"), so they will be sending another appointment letter for her to take her fingerprints once again. Why haven't they said that before???!!?? It would have save her so much time!! arrggg...

How long have you guys been waiting for your interview letters since you received your yellow letters from USCIS? my mom received the yellow letter in Jun 2010... no interview letter since then =| and it's been over 7 months now.. it's so frustrating to be waiting this long.

======================================================================

K-1 Process

09/03/2010 - NOA1

02/02/2011 - NOA2 text message and an email (~5 months later)

04/26/2011 - Interview! Visa APPROVED and issued! yAAAy

05/20/2011 - POE: LAX

06/03/2011 - Wedding!!

07/07/2011 - Adilet got his SSN!

======================================================================

AOS Process

07/11/2011 - Sent our AOS package (AOS & EAD)

07/13/2011 - NOA1 text message and an email

08/09/2011 - Biometrics taken

09/01/2011 - Email notification that our interview is set for October 14.

09/23/2011 - Email notification that Adilet's EAD is in production.

10/04/2011 - EAD in hands.

10/14/2011 - Interview. GC APPROVED on the spot! Yeah!

11/01/2011 - GC in hands

======================================================================

04/03/2012 - Our beautiful baby girl is born!

event.png

NickD Grand Master

NickD   203

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Just to give an update.

My mom has not received an interview letter =/

She contacted USCIS numerous times; and for the past 7 months, she had no clear-cut answer. They told her to just wait.... and wait...

What we did recently: on Jan28, 2011, we contacted our congressman, who contacted USCIS on our behalf. Thank GOD, USCIS finally responded (3 business days later!)and said that her fingerprints came unclassified ("unclear"), so they will be sending another appointment letter for her to take her fingerprints once again. Why haven't they said that before???!!?? It would have save her so much time!! arrggg...

Does she have a 500 mile round trip drive? They did let me in to watch both my wife and stepdaughter get their prints taken, fingerprint was on a screen about 10" high, certainly they could see if it was clear or not. But as usual, with goofs, we pay the price.

FBI on Discovery bragging hour claimed to solve crimes 80 years old with ink prints. In a five year period we have to already make four trips for biometrics for a total of 2,000 miles of driving. USCIS can't even save prints for a couple of months. And unless things changed recently, won't even see that fingerprint on your US citizen certificate.

nigel Community Regular

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Just to give an update.

My mom has not received an interview letter =/

She contacted USCIS numerous times; and for the past 7 months, she had no clear-cut answer. They told her to just wait.... and wait...

What we did recently: on Jan28, 2011, we contacted our congressman, who contacted USCIS on our behalf. Thank GOD, USCIS finally responded (3 business days later!)and said that her fingerprints came unclassified ("unclear"), so they will be sending another appointment letter for her to take her fingerprints once again. Why haven't they said that before???!!?? It would have save her so much time!! arrggg...

That's a piss poor service 7 months wait...that's B.S

They could'nt tell you your prints was'nt good 6 months ago...?

Soon as that Fingerprint letter comes ....if possible go and do a walk-in asap...

There ####### heads..:bonk:

 
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