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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: India
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As in my signature, my wife filed AOS/EAD/AP together at the National Benefits Center (Chicago Lockbox) on Feb 9th and she got a NOA1 of Feb 15, 2012 and a priority date of Feb 13, 2012.

We live in NYC so I am guessing the ASC is NYC center at Varick Street in Manhattan for the biometrics appointment.

There hasn't been kind of movement on our AOS (it is still showing that its in the Acceptance stage). I would think that it should atleast be in the "Initial Review." Is this normal?

Also, I checked the NYC service center and it shows the current processing date of June 11, 2011. Is this an accurate measure of their processing? Does this apply for the entire AOS processing and Biometrics appointment as well? I don't expect this process to drag more than 3-4 months. Is it normal to expect things to move quickly in this process?

Thanks,

Chigs

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N400 Journey:

01-Mar-2017: Filed N400 Application

08-Mar-2017: Check Cashed

08-Mar-2017: NOA

06-Apr-2017: Early FingerPrints (Orig: 12-Apr-2017)

10-Apr-2017: Case In Line for Interview

10-Sep-2017: Interview Scheduled

20-Oct-2017: Interview, recommended for approval

01-Dec-2017: In line for Oath

08-Dec-2017: Oath Ceremony Scheduled SMS/Email

19-Dec-2017: Oath Ceremony

 

 

 

 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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The priority date has no meaning.

You filed this month - most biometrics appointments show up after 1 month.

You need to be patient as most AOS applications are taking quite a few months lately. It is not normal to expect quick processing for AOS or any other part of the process. Online case status is rarely accurate unless they are notifying you of an approval. Many online case status's have never changed or updated until they were approved - some not even when they were approved.

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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.

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New York City is backed up now, waiting time is more than 6 months so patience is needed. Good luck.

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12/06/2014: Package filed

12/31/2014: Fingerprinted

02/06/2015: In-Line for Interview

04/15/2015: Passed Interview

05/05/2015: Oath letter was sent

05/22/2015: Oath Ceremony

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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You are well within the timeframe. 90 days is standard for EAD. Nothing to be concerned with at this point. And like the others say, with this process, it really is patience that wins through. Easier said than done I know. I didn't know NY is backed up. This may or may not be true. If it is, I was very lucky. Good luck.

13/09/10 NOA 1 Received

03/10/10 Touched

22/03/11 NOA2 Received

25/03/11 NOA2 Hard copy received

29/03/11 NVC Received

04/04/11 NVC Sent

06/04/11 Consulate Received

11/04/11 Packet 3 received

19/04/11 Police Certificate received- NO TRACE

25/05/11 Medical- PASSED

31/05/11 Packet 3 Sent

26/07/11 INTERVIEW

29/07/11 Received Passport and visa docs in post

10/11/11 Arrived at Newark and passed through with no problems

20/11/2011 Married!

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12/11/2011 AOS,EAD and AP application sent via USPS

12/22/2011 NOA 1

01/11/2012 Case transferred to CSC for processing

01/18/2012 Touched

01/23/2012 Biometrics Appointment

02/09/2012 EAD Card production email

02/09/2012 AP Approval email

02/15/2012 Touched

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02/16/2012 EAD card delivered

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: India
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Thanks for the input everyone. It really helps just hearing from others who are in the process as well.

Chigs

Spoiler

 

N400 Journey:

01-Mar-2017: Filed N400 Application

08-Mar-2017: Check Cashed

08-Mar-2017: NOA

06-Apr-2017: Early FingerPrints (Orig: 12-Apr-2017)

10-Apr-2017: Case In Line for Interview

10-Sep-2017: Interview Scheduled

20-Oct-2017: Interview, recommended for approval

01-Dec-2017: In line for Oath

08-Dec-2017: Oath Ceremony Scheduled SMS/Email

19-Dec-2017: Oath Ceremony

 

 

 

 

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As in my signature, my wife filed AOS/EAD/AP together at the National Benefits Center (Chicago Lockbox) on Feb 9th and she got a NOA1 of Feb 15, 2012 and a priority date of Feb 13, 2012.

We live in NYC so I am guessing the ASC is NYC center at Varick Street in Manhattan for the biometrics appointment.

There hasn't been kind of movement on our AOS (it is still showing that its in the Acceptance stage). I would think that it should atleast be in the "Initial Review." Is this normal?

Also, I checked the NYC service center and it shows the current processing date of June 11, 2011. Is this an accurate measure of their processing? Does this apply for the entire AOS processing and Biometrics appointment as well? I don't expect this process to drag more than 3-4 months. Is it normal to expect things to move quickly in this process?

Thanks,

Chigs

It depends on the service center...got my appointment 2weeks after NOA1.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: India
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Good news everyone. We got our biometrics appointment.

Update to the time line will reflect this.

Chigs

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N400 Journey:

01-Mar-2017: Filed N400 Application

08-Mar-2017: Check Cashed

08-Mar-2017: NOA

06-Apr-2017: Early FingerPrints (Orig: 12-Apr-2017)

10-Apr-2017: Case In Line for Interview

10-Sep-2017: Interview Scheduled

20-Oct-2017: Interview, recommended for approval

01-Dec-2017: In line for Oath

08-Dec-2017: Oath Ceremony Scheduled SMS/Email

19-Dec-2017: Oath Ceremony

 

 

 

 

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