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Hi,

I had my interview on Dec 6th and they said that everything looks fine and they are going to inform us about decision by mail.

Until now i have only got update on i 130 that it is approved and they haven't said anything about approval of i 485.

I was attending school for last 3 semester since i am on F1 visa and it is necessary for me to go school but this semester i am waiting on my green card so that i dont have to attend school this semester.

Is it fine that i dont register for school and wait for my i 485 to get approved.

Do u think it is going to create any trouble for me .

Please share ur knowledge.

Thanks.

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Moved to adjustment of status from work, student & tourist visa as the OP is adjusting from an F-1 Visa not a family base visa.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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With a pending AOS you are no longer bound by the F1 regulations and requirements about maintaining full-time status in school. You won't have the F1 status to fall back on should your AOS be denied, though - but since you've already shown immigration intent, I don't know if the F1 would be available for you anyway if AOS was denied. In any case - No, you are not currently required to stay in school.

Adjustment of Status from F-1 to Legal Permanent Resident

02/11/2011 Married at Manhattan City Hall

03/03/2011 - Day 0 - AOS -package mailed to Chicago Lockbox

03/04/2011 - Day 1 - AOS -package signed for at USCIS

03/09/2011 - Day 6 - E-mail notification received for all petitions

03/10/2011 - Day 7 - Checks cashed

03/11/2011 - Day 8 - NOA 1 received for all 4 forms

03/21/2011 - Day 18 - Biometrics letter received, biometrics scheduled for 04/14/2011

03/31/2011 - Day 28 - Successful walk-in biometrics done

05/12/2011 - Day 70 - EAD Arrived, issued on 05/02

06/14/2011 - Day 103 - E-mail notice: Interview letter mailed, interview scheduled for July 20th

07/20/2011 - Day 139 - Interview at Federal Plaza USCIS location

07/22/2011 - Day 141 - E-mail approval notice received (Card production)

07/27/2011 - Day 146 - 2nd Card Production Email received

07/28/2011 - Day 147 - Post-Decision Activity Email from USCIS

08/04/2011 - Day 154 - Husband returns home from abroad; Welcome Letter and GC have arrived in the mail

("Resident since" date on the GC is 07/20/2011

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Thanks alot for ur reply !

I hope that it should get approved soon so that i dont ahev to follow anything regarding F1 status !

Do u have any idea what is my case going through ? i called them and they said that thy are processing June 2011 cases at this moment so it may take 3 months !!!

Its heart breaking to hear that i may have to wait 3 more months !

Please share ur experience

Thanks again.

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I'm doing an AoS from an F-1 visa and of course I'm concerned about my situation right now. Last month, I talked to my Designated Officer at the International Program in my college and he explained me that my current status (F-1) will become void ONCE I get the approval of my I-485 petition. In the mean time I'm still subject to the F-1 regulations. He also said that dropping out my classes would make me "look bad" in front of Immigration.

What I would suggest is to talk about your situation with your DoS at your school. Don't try to hide or do things behind their backs as they will immediately know and you might get into unnecessary arguing and troubles. Be honest and tell them what you're doing. You might get help.

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