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Hi all well the interview is behind us...

Appt was for 9am and we arrived to fallon building exactly 8:30am to find a line wrapped around the building. It was freezing cold so the security allowed all people with children to come inside and wait, but only one parent the other had to stay in line.

While waiting the security scanning machine decided to stop working which slowed down the process even more. So at 9:10am my husband finally got in the building.

We took out letter to the receptionist took a seat and waited about 5 min and our name was called. I was surprised because the waiting room was full.

We got sworn in and straight into the interview. took our ids and at this point my husband the who is the one getting the green card was asked most of the questions. Verified the yes and no questions from the application. He was asked my mothers name, where does she live, when did he get the US, where did he enter..when did we get married, when was my birthday and where did we meet.

I was asked both of my in-laws first and last name and my husband birthday. She asked if we had anything else to add and we gave her our lease, bills, insurance and photos. She looked at the photos and gave them back and asked if she could keep the other stuff and of course we said yes. Said everything looked good and we will get a decision in the mail and that the green cards are usually mailed within 3 - 6 months but people say they get it sooner.

I asked if she would update our online status and she said she was not the one to do that but we can check in 2 weeks.

She put our file in a drawer next to the desk and showed us out.

For those of you interviewing in Baltimore my suggestion is to get there more than 30 minutes in advance to clear security especially if you have an early morning appointment.

For those adjusting from B2 she did not ask any Visa type questions which i thought she would have as my husband and I have been married 2.5 years before submitting the AOS

Edited by donical

Adjusting from B2 visa

12/3/2011: Hubby arrived to the USA

12/23/2011: AOS package

12/29/2011: AOS package received

01/11/2012: Acceptance email received

01/18/2012: Biometric appt and receipt received

Appointment set for 02/8/2012

01/27/2012: RFE email received

02/01/2012: Hard copy of RFE notice received

02/14/2012: RFE info sent back to USCIS

02/22/2012: Received email RFE received case continues to process at NBC

03/09/2012: Receive email with interview notice

04/12/2012: Interview in Baltimore City 9:00am

Case has to be reviewed WAITING on a decision now....

04/18/2012: APPROVED EMAIL RECEIVED AMEN!!!!!

04/23/2012: Approval/ welcome letter received in mail

04/23/2012: Card production ordered email received

04/24/2012: Card mailed email received

04/27/2012: Received email USPS picked up mail containing card notice

04/27/2012: GREEN CARD IN HAND!!!!! :)

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Congratulations!

3/23/2012 (Day 0) - I-130, I-485 and I-765 sent
4/02/2012 (Day 11) - Hard Copy of NOA1 in the mail of I-130, I-485 and I-765
4/04/2012 (Day 13) - Received a letter for biometrics appointment for 4/20/2012.
4/20/2012 (Day 29) - Biometrics done
5/03/2012 (Day 42) - Status online changed to interview, scheduled for June 11
5/16/2012 (Day 55) - EAD Card Production, online status update
5/24/2012 (Day 63) - EAD Card in the mail
6/11/2012 (Day 83) - Interview, approved on the spot

05/19/2014 (Day 0) - Mailed I-751

05/27/2014 (Day 8) - Received NOA1

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
Timeline

ConGraTuLaTions :):dance::star:

Sent I-129 Application to VSC 2/1/12
NOA1 2/8/12
RFE 8/2/12
RFE reply 8/3/12
NOA2 8/16/12
NVC received 8/27/12
NVC left 8/29/12
Manila Embassy received 9/5/12
Visa appointment & approval 9/7/12
Arrived in US 10/5/2012
Married 11/24/2012
AOS application sent 12/19/12

AOS approved 8/24/13

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
Timeline

Congrats!!! :thumbs:

3 to 6 months??? WOW I heard that Baltimore was slow but I didn't know how slow until now!

 

12-2011 We got Married!

2/3/2012 AOS Package sent (I-130, I-485, I-765)

2/6/2011 I-130,I485 and I-765 received at USCIS

2/10/2012 I-130,I485,I-765 Touched

2/16/2012 NOA 1 Received(I-130, I-485, I-765)

2/17/2012 Biometrics Letter(Original App. date: 03/05/12)

2/17/2012 Biometrics Walk in

3/09/2012 I-485 Touched

3/09/2012 Text Message/email received for RFE - I485 :(

3/19/2012 RFE hard copy received

3/20/2012 Replied RFE

3/26/2012 RFE Response Review

4/10/2012 EAD card in Production!

4/13/2012 NEW Interview date - April 30th!!!!!

4/30/2012 APPROVED ON THE SPOT!!!

4/30/2012 Passport stamped(I-551)

5/7/2012   Green card Received!

1/12/2018 N-400 Sent~

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