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Inky Grand Master

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ID - green card - appointment letter.

Arrived 10 mins before to have time to go through the security checks at the entrance and have some time to fill out the forms they have you fill out. Was called in exactly at my appointment time for the prints and photo.

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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

getcr1 Enthusiast

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ID - green card - appointment letter.

Arrived 10 mins before to have time to go through the security checks at the entrance and have some time to fill out the forms they have you fill out. Was called in exactly at my appointment time for the prints and photo.

Great! Thank you all!

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What happens after the biometrics? I got it done in Brooklyn (By the way, the location is in the middle of nowhere is a really strange mall) but they were pretty quick. I was early and was able to go in and out. Anyway, what happens after biometrics? Do I have to do anything?

BlueBonnet Collaborator

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The just take your fingerprints, a picture, and confirm your information.

Its very easy, quick and unentrusive.

About the worst part of biometrics is the line ups.

~~~ Hes the chance Im taking ~~~

April 2007 - Met online

Oct. 2008 - He came to Canada to meet me

Dec 25 2009 officially engaged

March 2010 - sent off I-129F

March 27 2010 - Vermont receives package :)

April 3 2010 - Informed through mail that cheque is cashed NOA1

May 28 2010 - RFE notification ( yeah Im online checking alot >.< )

June 5 2010 - RFE hardcopy received

June 18 2010 - RFE returned ( had done it June 7 - but USPS returned grrrr )

--- case says we should hear from them in 60 days from June 18 ---

June 23 - Touched

Aug4 - Email notification of NoA2 :)

Aug. 10 - NOA2 Hardcopy received

Sept. 13 - Faxed off Package 3

Sept 14 - Interview notification set for Oct. 5

Oct. 5 2010 Interview Passed

March 17 2011 POE Canadian/US border

April 1 2011 Marriage

Mailed AOS June 1

Chicago Lockbox confirms delivery June 3

Check cashed through bank - notification June 9

 
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