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damilola   0

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hello vjs,i have a good friend who is on a student visa here in US for 2 years now,but now she wants to get married to her fiance who is a green card holder.after getting married how long will it take her to get her green card.

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hello vjs,i have a good friend who is on a student visa here in US for 2 years now,but now she wants to get married to her fiance who is a green card holder.after getting married how long will it take her to get her green card.

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Shouldn't take long, these days average processing for AOS from another visa, like the F-1 your friend has takes about 4 - 5 months to get the conditional green card (since she is married less then 5 years at time of application).

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10/13/2010 - Mailed in The Package (AOS, I-765, I-130)

10/17/2010 - USPS confirms delivery to USCIS

10/25/2010 - Check cashed

10/26/2010 - All applications been worked on aka touched

10/28/2010 - NOA1 Receipts for applications received

11/24/2010 - Received appointment for biometrics in the mail for 12/17 *yay*

12/17/2010 - 9.25 a.m. - 9.45 a.m. Biometrics done !!

12/23/2010 - EAD Approved and Card on its way - Email notification received *yay*

01/03/2011 - WOOOHOOO ...EAD Card in Hand!

01/04/2011 - Oh boy....Received Interview Letter today - February 3rd is the day! :)

02/03/2011 - Interview scheduled 12:45 p.m. - out of there before 1:30 p.m. - further review

Coming home, checking for touches at 5:30 p.m. - CARD PRODUCTION ORDERED !!!!

Thank you All on Visajourney for your inputs, experiences and thoughts!!!

02/09/2011 - Yup another e-mail saying that my card production was ordered.

02/10/2011 - E-mail notification "Approval letter was sent today"

02/14/2011 - Welcome Letter / Approval NOA and Card (separate envelope) received!!! :D

Late November 2012 (have to look up my receipts ;) - mailed in ROC I-751

12/12/2012 - NOA 1, status extension received

12/18/2012 - Biometrics appointment letter received

01/08/2013 - Biometrics done

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There is no visa immediately available for a spouse of a green card holder. The LPR would file the I-130 and when a green card becomes available (and your friend's student visa is still valid) they would file the I-485. When will the LPR become an USC? If they file for AOS after he is an USC, then there is a visa immediately available. If they waited until he was an USC, then they would file I-130 and I-485 together. Also, they can file the I-130 after they get married, and if he becomes an USC before the I-130 is approved they can always upgrade it to spouse of USC. That's my suggestion if it is going to be a while before he is USC.

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02/21/99 Hubby entered with F1 student visa D/S

May 2002 He stopped attending school because he couldn't afford it any longer.

03?/2002 USC sibling I-130 petition

02/2009 Met hubby

08/2009 Sibling petition approved but ineligible to adjust status due to overstay

07/10 Married :)

11/22/10 [day 0]- mailed AOS packet!! should be there by noon 11/23/2010

12/3/10 [day 11]- received email/text notification of acceptance from USCIS

12/3/10 hubby surprised me with a trip to Los Angeles for my birthday...no problems :)

12/6/10 [day 14]- received hard copy NOA1 in mail

12/7/10 [day 15]- checks cashed...ouch

12/15/10 [day 23]- rec'd biometrics appt set for Dec. 28th at 10 am! :)

12/28/10 [day 36]- successful biometrics appt

01/27/11 [day 66]- rec'd interview appt set for March 10th at 10 am :)

02/25/11 [day 95]- rec'd EAD

03/10/11 [day 109]- Interview, Green card approved!! :)

Next Step: Removing conditions in 2 years.

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Katgirl is correct. My lawyer explained this to me because my wife who is the sponsor and I the beneficiary was kind of in the same situation. But we waited for her to become a USC first then we filed for the I-485 and I-130.

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damilola   0

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thank all,i told her how it works but i just want her to see the advises she may need from this forum and am not disappointed with your contributions.

will let her see this.

her spouse will be usc by next year feb 2012.

i will suggest they wait till then.

thanks all.

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