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What about at check-in for the flight back to the US? Did the airline employees at the check-in counter raise questions about the expired GC and did they know that the extension letter extended GC validity by 1 year from the expiration date?

 

I'm traveling soon on expired GC with extension letter. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

I flew with American Airlines from Manchester, UK. Checking in to my flight I had my green card and letter in hand and the agent said "oh, I don't need to see any of that, your information is already in the system." So no one even looked at my green card/letter until I was in the US, and then they were completely familiar with it.

 

I've read other posts where agents at check in were not familiar and asked for assistance for colleagues. Just be sure, if needed, to point out the relevant information (that first couple of lines about extending the green card for one year for work and travel). You might also print some of the relevant pages from the link Derwood posted if you anticipate running into any resistance. 

 

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Nov-07-2014 Sent I-130,I-485, I-131, I-765 to Chicago via USPS Express Mail

Nov-10-2014 AOS Delivered

Nov-14-2014 NOA Date

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What about at check-in for the flight back to the US? Did the airline employees at the check-in counter raise questions about the expired GC and did they know that the extension letter extended GC validity by 1 year from the expiration date?

 

I'm traveling soon on expired GC with extension letter. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

I can tell you that in Beijing flying Delta into Detroit, the airline employees were very familiar with the extension letter.  

Visa Received : 2014-04-04 (K1 - see timeline for details)

US Entry : 2014-09-12

POE: Detroit

Marriage : 2014-09-27

I-765 Approved: 2015-01-09

I-485 Interview: 2015-03-11

I-485 Approved: 2015-03-13

Green Card Received: 2015-03-24 Yeah!!!

I-751 ROC Submitted: 2016-12-20

I-751 NOA Received:  2016-12-29

I-751 Biometrics Appt.:  2017-01-26

I-751 Interview:  2018-04-10

I-751 Approved:  2018-05-04

N400 Filed:  2018-01-13

N400 Biometrics:  2018-02-22

N400 Interview:  2018-04-10

N400 Approved:  2018-04-10

Oath Ceremony:  2018-06-11 - DONE!!!!!!!

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Hi all,

 

Thank so so much for the carrier guide, that's a great resource!!

 

My husband is Nicaraguan and we have the soon-to-be expired GC (5/15/17) + NOA 1 year extension letter (3/27/17) combo. We're wanting to go visit Nicaragua in August of this year, but with the Trump administration, people are making us nervous that we'll potentially have a harder time getting back in.  My cousin told me some horror story about a Colombian GC holder being deported at the airport, but I don't know if that's true. 

 

Has anyone had any experience with this? My feeling is that maybe we might have to educate some folks as we go, and it might be more of a pain in the butt, but we'll get through sooner or later.  

 

Any other thoughts? Should we translate the extension letter so the Nicaraguan flight officials can understand it?

 

Thanks,

 

Emma

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On 5/8/2017 at 11:33 AM, emmaandcarlos said:

Hi all,

 

Thank so so much for the carrier guide, that's a great resource!!

 

My husband is Nicaraguan and we have the soon-to-be expired GC (5/15/17) + NOA 1 year extension letter (3/27/17) combo. We're wanting to go visit Nicaragua in August of this year, but with the Trump administration, people are making us nervous that we'll potentially have a harder time getting back in.  My cousin told me some horror story about a Colombian GC holder being deported at the airport, but I don't know if that's true. 

 

Has anyone had any experience with this? My feeling is that maybe we might have to educate some folks as we go, and it might be more of a pain in the butt, but we'll get through sooner or later.  

 

Any other thoughts? Should we translate the extension letter so the Nicaraguan flight officials can understand it?

 

Thanks,

 

Emma

I've been hearing from my friend, who has a filipina wife, that his immigration attorney has been telling him horror stories where people have been having difficulties getting back into the country. His Attorney advise him not to travel anywhere until his wife receives her 10 year green card. They even had a trip planned to visit the philippines which they had to cancel. From what I've gathered all of the horror stories appear to be hearsay without any hard reports. I haven't seen or heard anything in the news about people in the middle of ROC having trouble re-entering the country. 

 

My advise, have your Expired GC, NOA, and passport all on hand and be prepared to educate some officials just in case.

ROC Timeline
Service Center: Vermont
90 Day Window Opened....08/22/17
I-751 Packet Sent..............08/23/17
NOA1 Dated.......................08/25/17
NOA1 Mailed......................08/30/17
NOA1 Received..................09/02/17
Check Cashed....................08/31/17
Biometrics Mailed...............09/20/17
Biometrics Received..........09/22/17
Biometrics Appointment.....10/03/17
Approved............................09/24/18
 

N400 Timeline

90 Day Window Opens...........08/22/18

N-400 Filed (Online)...............08/23/18

Receipt Notice.......................08/24/18

Biometrics Letter Rcvd..........08/31/18

Biometrics Appointment.......09/21/18

In Line For Interview.............05/23/19

Interview Letter Rcvd............05/24/19

Interview................................07/01/19

Oath.......................................07/17/19

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On 5/8/2017 at 10:33 AM, emmaandcarlos said:

Hi all,

 

Thank so so much for the carrier guide, that's a great resource!!

 

My husband is Nicaraguan and we have the soon-to-be expired GC (5/15/17) + NOA 1 year extension letter (3/27/17) combo. We're wanting to go visit Nicaragua in August of this year, but with the Trump administration, people are making us nervous that we'll potentially have a harder time getting back in.  My cousin told me some horror story about a Colombian GC holder being deported at the airport, but I don't know if that's true. 

 

Has anyone had any experience with this? My feeling is that maybe we might have to educate some folks as we go, and it might be more of a pain in the butt, but we'll get through sooner or later.  

 

Any other thoughts? Should we translate the extension letter so the Nicaraguan flight officials can understand it?

 

Thanks,

 

Emma

If you decide to translate it, make sure it get notarized by a Nica lawyer while you are down there because most official offices won't recognize foreign documents without being notarized. I think you'll be fine without the translation, personally, because many workers at the airport have at least a rudimentary understanding of English. Do whatever you feel you need to ensure a problem-free return at the end of the day.

Buena suerte!

 

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NOA1 - 11/18 (Hard copy: 11/24) [Day 2, Day 8]
NOA2 - 12/18 (Hard copy: 12/26) [Day 32, Day 40]
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Visa status on ceac site= "AP": 1/25, "Issued":01/27, "In Transit: 2/02", Visa packet in hand: 2/03 [Day 78]
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Married (civil): 2/05/16 (L)

AOS - 55 Days

 

I-485, AP, EAD sent : 3/03/2016 [Day 1]

Delivered: 3/04 [Day 2]

Electronic NOA1: 3/08 [Day 5]  NOA1 Hardcopy rcv'd in mail: 3/12 [Day 9]; Biometric Notification rcv'd in mail: 3/26 [Day 23]; Biometrics Appt: 4/06 in Fargo, ND [Day 33]

Notification(s): "Your new card is being produced" 4/23 [Day 48] ; "Your case was approved" 4/26 [Day 51]; "Your card was mailed on 4/27" 4/28 [Day 53]

Green Card in Hand: 4/30 [Day 55]

D-day ("Dress day"/I do...again Day/wedding reception): 9/10/16

ROC - 390 days 

Spoiler

Window opens: 1/24/2018

Package sent: 1/26, Delivered on 1/29 at 11:17am to CSC - [Day 1]

Check cashed: 1/31 [Day 3]

NOA1: 1/29 [Day 1]; NOA rcv'd in mail: 2/02 [Day 4]

Biometrics  Sent 5/5, rcv'd in mail 5/12 [Day 107]

Biometrics appt: Not required

18 Month extension letter received, dated 8/18: 8/24/18 [Day 211]

"New Card Being Produced" - 2/11/19 [Day 382], email "we mailed your card on 2/14" - 2/15

Card arrived: 2/19/19 [Day 390]

Citizenship - 643 Days

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Window opens: 01/24/2019

E-file: 01/28/2019 [Day 1]

Biometrics = scheduled: 02/01 [Day 4], view uploaded document: 02/05 [Day 8], appointment day: 02/19 [Day 22] In Fargo, ND

Interview scheduled notification online: 9/3/20 [Day 585]

Interview in Minneapolis, MN: 10/20/20 [Day 632] at 12:15 PM: passed/approved

Oath Ceremony: scheduled 10/20, view letter online 10/21

Oath : Fargo, ND 2:15pm at sanctuary events center. No guests allowed

 

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On 4/26/2017 at 0:54 PM, Derwood said:

There have been quite a few posts recently regarding traveling on an expired GC with the one year extension letter.

 

Page 38 of this document provides some reassurance:

 

https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Carrier Information Guide- English.pdf

 

It also makes clear that the 12 month extension is from the card expiry date, not the receipt date of the I-797.

Thanks Derwood this is super helpful! 

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10-31-2014 - K1 Visa received
01-20-2015 - POE
02-20-2015 - Marriage
03-20-2015 - AOS/EAD/AP Packet Submission (day 0) ** date I submitted ***
03-24-2015 - NOA1 received (day 4)
03-27-2015 - NOA1 hard copies received (day 7)
04-06-2015 - Biometrics letter hard copy received (day 17)
04-16-2015 - Biometrics Appointment (day 27)
05-01-2015 - USCIS changed to Interview is scheduled (day 42)
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06-02-2015- Conditional GC got approved (day 82) 
06-08-2015- Hard copy of Welcome notice received via mail (day 88)
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4/7/17 -  USCIS received package (day 1) NOA date
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4/15/17 - NOA 1 received (day 9)
4/22/17 - Biometrics notice date (day 16)
4/29/17 - Biometrics notice letter received (day 23)
5/9/17 - Biometrics done (day 33)
3/19/18 - Case approved
3/23/18 - Approval letter received
4/6/18 - Actual 10-yr GC received 
N400 (under 3-year rule)
4/27/18 - filed N400 online (Friday) (day 0)
4/27/18 - paid/payment received (day 0)
4/27/18 - NOA date
5/21/18 - Biometrics done
7/25/18 - Interview letter date
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Is there some kind of a list of success stories of people traveling on the extension letter? If not, maybe we could put one together?

CR-1 Visa Timeline

 

USCIS

7/27/2016: I-130 mailed.

8/02/2016: NOA1.

2/17/2017: NOA2.

2/24/2017: I-130 sent to NVC.

 

NVC

3/03/2017:  I-130 received.

3/09/2017: Case # and invoice # received, AOS and IV fees paid.

3/16/2017: DS-260 submitted; AOS and IV packets sent with EP.

4/06/2017: Case complete.

 

Consulate

4/15/2017: Interview email (P4).

5/09/2017: Medical.

5/15/2017: Interview.

5/19/2017: Visa in hand.

 

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USA

5/20/2017: POE.

6/10/2017: Green card received.

7/05/2017: SSN card received (had to apply in person).  

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Lifting Conditions

4/19/2019: Filed I-751

5/01/2019: NOA (CSC)

7/22/2019: Case transferred to National Benefits Center

12/20/2019: Biometrics Appointment

2/12/2020: Interview Date

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4 hours ago, cordoba2015 said:

Is there some kind of a list of success stories of people traveling on the extension letter? If not, maybe we could put one together?

It would be a long list! It's really a normal, acceptable, legal way to travel. I know many of us approach it with apprehension but the "worst" scenario I have seen is that someone gets taken to secondary for a few extra questions.

Adjustment of Status

Nov-07-2014 Sent I-130,I-485, I-131, I-765 to Chicago via USPS Express Mail

Nov-10-2014 AOS Delivered

Nov-14-2014 NOA Date

Dec-12-2014 (Day 35) Biometrics Taken

Jan-2-2015 (Day 56)Text MSGs received - interview date -2/5/15!

Feb-2-2015 - EAD/AP arrived

Feb-5-2015 - Interview day. GC in production

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4 hours ago, bellylaugh said:

It would be a long list! It's really a normal, acceptable, legal way to travel. I know many of us approach it with apprehension but the "worst" scenario I have seen is that someone gets taken to secondary for a few extra questions.

Reassuring to hear that, since we may be traveling with an extension letter here in the not-too-distant future. Thanks!

CR-1 Visa Timeline

 

USCIS

7/27/2016: I-130 mailed.

8/02/2016: NOA1.

2/17/2017: NOA2.

2/24/2017: I-130 sent to NVC.

 

NVC

3/03/2017:  I-130 received.

3/09/2017: Case # and invoice # received, AOS and IV fees paid.

3/16/2017: DS-260 submitted; AOS and IV packets sent with EP.

4/06/2017: Case complete.

 

Consulate

4/15/2017: Interview email (P4).

5/09/2017: Medical.

5/15/2017: Interview.

5/19/2017: Visa in hand.

 

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USA

5/20/2017: POE.

6/10/2017: Green card received.

7/05/2017: SSN card received (had to apply in person).  

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Lifting Conditions

4/19/2019: Filed I-751

5/01/2019: NOA (CSC)

7/22/2019: Case transferred to National Benefits Center

12/20/2019: Biometrics Appointment

2/12/2020: Interview Date

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On 5/10/2017 at 8:18 AM, K & V said:

I've been hearing from my friend, who has a filipina wife, that his immigration attorney has been telling him horror stories where people have been having difficulties getting back into the country. His Attorney advise him not to travel anywhere until his wife receives her 10 year green card. They even had a trip planned to visit the philippines which they had to cancel. From what I've gathered all of the horror stories appear to be hearsay without any hard reports. I haven't seen or heard anything in the news about people in the middle of ROC having trouble re-entering the country. 

 

My advise, have your Expired GC, NOA, and passport all on hand and be prepared to educate some officials just in case.

Absolutely, although anecdotal, most of the stories here are relating little trouble.

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US Entry : 2014-09-12

POE: Detroit

Marriage : 2014-09-27

I-765 Approved: 2015-01-09

I-485 Interview: 2015-03-11

I-485 Approved: 2015-03-13

Green Card Received: 2015-03-24 Yeah!!!

I-751 ROC Submitted: 2016-12-20

I-751 NOA Received:  2016-12-29

I-751 Biometrics Appt.:  2017-01-26

I-751 Interview:  2018-04-10

I-751 Approved:  2018-05-04

N400 Filed:  2018-01-13

N400 Biometrics:  2018-02-22

N400 Interview:  2018-04-10

N400 Approved:  2018-04-10

Oath Ceremony:  2018-06-11 - DONE!!!!!!!

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Thanks for the link. It's very helpful.

 

In terms of "success story:" We flew from LHR to JFK with a 3 months expired 2y GC and Extension Letter. Virgin Atlantic staff were aware of Extension Letters and we had no problems at LHR. The automated kiosk at JFK failed to scan the GC and we were sent to the long "X" line. The agent processed US passports but sent my AR wife to the office for processing. He was very nice and informed us that she'd have to be processed there on each reentry until she received her 10y card. We were coming off a transatlantic flight with a baby and it was a sucky experience, but it is what it is.

 

I get the impression that JFK CBP officers aren't fans of the automated kiosk system and USCIS delays. They're essentially apologizing to us every time we fly in.

 

We are planning to travel again soon, reentering the US just a few weeks shy of the I-751 NOA 1y anniversary and almost 3 months prior to the Extension Letter expiry date. Hopefully airline staff will be aware that the extension is from the GC expiry date or we may run into some problems.

 

Out of curiosity, are there any known guidelines for CBP in terms of letting ARs with Extension Letters nearing their expiry dates? Do they let someone in with an extension about to expire?

I'm the USC petitioner. My wife is British (now a USC!!!), generally awesome, and amazingly patient.

CR-1

 

USCIS:

09/09/2013 PD
09/10/2013 NOA1
02/25/2014 TRANSFER NSC
03/25/2014 NOA2
03/28/2014 NVC SHIPPED

NVC:
04/11/2014 NVC RECEIVED
05/09/2014 NVC CASE # ASSIGNED
05/15/2014 AOS/IV FEES INVOICED
05/16/2014 AOS/IV FEES PAID
05/19/2014 AOS/IV FEES CLEARED BANK ACCOUNT
05/20/2014 AOS/IV FEES SHOWING PAID
05/22/2014 DS-260 SUBMITTED
05/23/2014 AOS/IV SHIPPED
05/29/2014 AOS/IV DELIVERED
06/03/2014 AOS/IV SCANNED
07/10/2014 IV ACCEPTED
07/15/2014 AOS CHECKLIST
07/16/2014 AOS CHECKLIST SHIPPED
07/18/2014 AOS CHECKLIST DELIVERED
07/22/2014 AOS CHECKLIST SCANNED

09/11/2014 CASE COMPLETE
10/03/2014 INTERVIEW SCHEDULED (11/21/2014)
10/07/2014 INTERVIEW LETTER RECEIVED

10/15/2014 CEAC: IN TRANSIT
 
EMBASSY:
10/08/2014 MEDICAL
10/17/2014 CEAC: READY
10/17/2014 REQUEST INTERVIEW RESCHEDULE WITH EMBASSY
10/23/2014 CEAC: READY STATUS DATE UPDATED
10/25/2014 INTERVIEW RESCHEDULED (10/31/2014)
10/31/2014 INTERVIEW: APPROVED!
10/31/2014 CEAC: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING
10/31/2014 CEAC: ISSUED
11/03/2014 COURIER EMAIL
11/04/2014 VISA IN HAND
 
POE:
11/04/2014 ELIS: IMMIGRATION FEE PAID
11/27/2014 POE: JFK
12/03/2014 ELIS: RECEIVED
12/12/2014 ELIS: OPTIMIZED
12/12/2014 IOE: ACCEPTED
12/15/2014 IOE: PRODUCING
12/16/2014 APPLY FOR SSN CARD
12/18/2014 ELIS: CLOSED
12/18/2014 IOE: MAILED
12/19/2014 IOE: DELIVERED
12/22/2014 RECEIVED SSN CARD
ROC
Spoiler
08/29/2016 90 DAY WINDOW OPENS
09/14/2016 I-751 PACKET MAILED TO VSC
09/15/2016 I-751 PACKET RECEIVED
09/16/2016 NOA DATE
09/20/2016 CHECK CASHED
09/22/2016 NOA RECEIVED
10/01/2016 BIOMETRICS NOTICE DATE
10/07/2016 BIOMETRICS NOTICE RECEIVED
10/17/2016 BIOMETRICS
08/15/2017 APPROVAL NOTICE DATE
08/19/2017 APPROVAL NOTICE RECEIVED
08/21/2017 CARD BEING PRODUCED
08/24/2017 CARD MAILED
08/26/2017 CARD ARRIVED

N-400

Spoiler
03/27/2018 FILED ONLINE
03/27/2018 PAYMENT POSTED
03/27/2018 NOA
03/31/2018 BIOMETRICS SCHEDULED
04/17/2018 BIOMETRICS
02/22/2019 INTERVIEW SCHEDULED
04/04/2019 INTERVIEW: APPROVED!
04/25/2019 OATH

 

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I recently re-entered the US with expired 2-year GC and extension letter. I skipped the kiosks and headed straight for the immigration officer. Only 4 fingers on my right hand were scanned (no thumb) and I had to take my hat off for the photo. That was it. Easy peasy.

 

Even the airline staff at check in seemed to know what an extension letter is so I encountered no problems there either.

Check my timeline for K-1 visa & AOS details

Conditional Permanent Resident: 16 September 2014

Conditional GC Expires: 16 September 2016

ROC Journey (CA Service Center)

2016-Sep-14: I-751 form, check, supporting docs sent USPS Priority Express

2016-Sep-15: ROC application received & signed for by Lakelieh

2016-Sep-15: NOA receipt date

2016-Sep-19: $590 check cashed by USCIS

2016-Sep-20: NOA/ 1-year extension letter received in mail

2018-Feb-26: ROC case transferred to local office

2018-Mar-06: ROC approved via USCIS website (WAC status check)

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Just a caution for anyone who needs to get a connecting flight once back in the US and is traveling on a GC plus extension letter.  We flew into SFO from Heathrow on July 11th, with an onward connection to Seattle.  We had left a full 3 hours between flights.  After checking with the people directing the lines, we skipped the kiosks (we already knew they wouldn't work with an extension letter, but some airports don't like you skipping them) and got in the line to speak with an officer.  The officer spent about 5 minutes looking through the paperwork, clearly knowing exactly what I'd shown him, and then sent me to secondary anyway.  Where I sat for almost 2 hours before being sent on my way with no additional questions asked apart from what date I'd left the US.  Resulting in us missing our connecting flight.  I will give a big thumbs up to United Airlines who were incredibly helpful in getting us onto another flight and even gave us meal vouchers, listing it as a CBP error, even though there was no fault on United's part.  The only explanation I was given was that everyone on an extension letter now goes to secondary because "green cards used to be handed out like candy" (that's news to me - getting mine was certainly a long and involved enough process).  So, while you are most likely going to be allowed to re-enter the country, you may have to expect it to take anything up to 4 or 5 hours...possibly even longer - there were a couple of people in secondary at 3 pm who had been there since morning.  If you need to get a connecting flight, leave way longer than you think you reasonably need between flights.  This appears to be a fairly recent change - I had traveled previously on the same documents with no trouble or delays whatsoever. 

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I guess it really is hard for when you are flying. We drove to Vancouver, BC from Seattle in May, and I didn't have a problem. Quite frankly, the Canadian Immigration Officer didn't even ask for my NOA, they just looked at my green card. When we drove back to the U.S., though, the immigration officer looked at the NOA for like 1 minute and then we are off. I am probably just going to wait until I get my 10-year green card before I can even travel via plane...

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08092014: Got married!
09122014 (Day 0): Sent our package to Chicago Lockbox Office (I-485, 130, 765)
09162014 (Day 4): Arrived at Chicago Lockbox Office
09222014 (Day 10): Cashier's Checks en-cashed
09292014 (Day 17): Received NOA for I-765
09302014 (Day 18): Received NOAs for I485 & I130
10272014 (Day 45): Called USCIS to update status (still no biometrics appointment after 45 days)

10312014 (Day 49): Received a letter about my inquiry; Suggested to do walk-in biometrics
11122014 (Day 61): Walk-in biometrics SUCCESSFUL! (Anchorage USCIS)
11202014 (Day 68): Received letter for AOS Interview!
11242014 (Day 72): Received a text/email that EAD status was changed; Employment Authorization Card is under production!
12082014 (Day 86): Applied SSN
12132014 (Day 92): Received SSN Card on PO Box
12172014 (Day 95): Adjustment of Status Interview! -- APPROVED!!!

12282014 (Day 106): Received Green Card in the mail!

ROC:

092216: Received reminder letter to remove conditions in mail

100716 (Day 0): Mailed our I-751 Application packet to the California Service Center (CSC)

101316 (Day 6): Checks en-cashed ($590 total)

101916 (Day 12): Received NOA for I-751 

010517 (Day 78): Biometrics appointment

091317 (Day 341): I-551 passport stamp from local field office (Anchorage, AK)

031418 (Day 523): Approval Letter Date

032018 (Day 529): Received Approval Letter in the mail

040618 (Day 546): Received Green Card in the mail!

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