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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Hello guys. Nearly one month here in California and not yet received my SSN and greencard. So this is my case: After going to SSA office, they have found out that in the system they mixed my first name with my middle name, making my first name three instead of two. Went to USCIS in San Francisco for the correction and they have told me that they cannot make the amendment if I do not have the greencard on hand yet. To get it short, will wait for my greencard to arrive and apply for the changes.

I went back to SSA office and requested for my no. to be expedited as I am getting bored and must work. I have accepted the mistaken first name to be put on the SS card in order to have the SS card number to be delivered to my address in two weeks (I will just amend my first name after I get the corrected greencard).

Now, I want to take the DMV exam for my driver's license. Shall I wait for my first name be corrected before I take the exam? I am afraid that they will put again the same mistake on my first name on the DL card. But the law says that I should apply within 10 days for a driver's license after being a resident of the state. It is very confusing for me.

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Hello guys. Nearly one month here in California and not yet received my SSN and greencard. So this is my case: After going to SSA office, they have found out that in the system they mixed my first name with my middle name, making my first name three instead of two. Went to USCIS in San Francisco for the correction and they have told me that they cannot make the amendment if I do not have the greencard on hand yet. To get it short, will wait for my greencard to arrive and apply for the changes.

I went back to SSA office and requested for my no. to be expedited as I am getting bored and must work. I have accepted the mistaken first name to be put on the SS card in order to have the SS card number to be delivered to my address in two weeks (I will just amend my first name after I get the corrected greencard).

Now, I want to take the DMV exam for my driver's license. Shall I wait for my first name be corrected before I take the exam? I am afraid that they will put again the same mistake on my first name on the DL card. But the law says that I should apply within 10 days for a driver's license after being a resident of the state. It is very confusing for me.

Wait for the green card so that you won't have to go back and amend everything.

I130 for mom

NOA1 March 1,2010

touched April 8,2010

email approval 6/23/10

NOA2 received 6/28/2010

NVC case# assigned 7/2/2010

aos fee bill&ds3032 received 7/8/2010

aos fee paid and emailed ds3032 7/8/2010

iv bill paid 7/12/10

iv packet mailed 7/13/10

aos packet scanned 7/20/10

iv packet scanned 7/22/10

case complete 8/18/10

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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Wait for the green card so that you won't have to go back and amend everything.

Yea DMV is very strict about name, make sure your PR card's name is exactly same on social security card, and then finally go to the DMV.

USCIS:

06/06/2012: Sent I-130 to VSC (as LPR)

06/08/2012: NOA1 (Priority Date)

06/12/2012: Touched

08/20/2012: Mailed VSC request for Upgrade to CR1

08/23/2012: Opened Request with USCIS for Upgrade to CR1

08/27/2012: Got Email confirming upgrade to IR1/CR1

11/13/2012: NOA2

NVC:

11/16/2012: NVC Received (NVC # not ready)

11/19/2012: BOG number/IIN - Gave emails

11/19/2012: Choice of Agent email sent

11/20/2012: AOS bill invoiced

11/20/2012: AOS bill paid shows in process

11/21/2012: AOS package sent

11/21/2012: AOS bill shows PAID

11/21/2012: Choice of Agent email sent (again)

11/21/2012: Choice of Agent email accepted

11/23/2012: IV bill invoiced

11/23/2012: IV bill paid

11/26/2012: IV package sent

11/26/2012: IV bill shows PAID

12/07/2012: AOS accepted

12/10/2012: IV Accepted

12/10/2012: Case complete

12/13/2012: Interview scheduled

US Embassy Bogota:

01/25/2013: Lab Visit

01/28/2013: Medical

01/30/2013: Interview

02/05/2013: Email Waybill (5PM)

02/06/2013: Visa in hand

02/08/2013: POE JFK, NY

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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Take the DMV exam, its gonna save you time.

DMV would accept your application, for as long as you show your passport.

I applied to DMV even before my green card arrived, if you have an existing Philippine Driver's License,

show it to them, they would issue you a temporary driver's license valid for 30 to 60 days...

Good luck with the exam,...

PD ~ June 18, 2009

IMMIGRANT VISA APPROVED ~ March 15, 2012

VISA ON HAND ~ March 21, 2012

TOUCHDOWN California ~ April 8, 2012

GREEN CARD ON HAND ~ April 27, 2012

DMV Written ~ May 1, 2012 (passed TAKE 1)

DMV Actual ~ May 21, 2012 (passed TAKE 1)

California Driver's License ON HAND - June 11, 2012

 
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