An update on our journey

[zuzie 3]

We started our Journey 09/07/2014 when we were married in Canada. Me being a US citizen and he is a Canadian citizen. Along the way, we could not have done it without the help of Visa Journey. My husband was allowed into the US on 05/26/2016. He got a Social Security # right away and we waited and waited and .... After countless calls and inquires as to the status of my husband's green card, we were finally told that his paperwork had been lost.  Thanks to the advice from VJ I had multiple copies of EVERYTHING I had sent to USCIS. We had to start over and recreate everything. We were told it could take years because of the new bans on US immigration. More phone calls, more visits to USCIS, more background checks, you name it we had more of them. My husband's green card arrived in the mail yesterday. 05/25/2018. 3 years 7 months and 18 days. The kicker to this story is that it expires in 20 days. 
 

[Alabamak1 688]

 you gotta love USCIS ( being sarcarstic) and good luck. We are just starting AOS from a K-1 and i am not liking these horror stories with delays and RFE and lost paperwork

[zuzie 3]

Yes, good luck with your journey. I always wondered where does all the money go and how many hands can actually be in this pot called USCIS? To answer my own question, Too many people and the other question is none of my business lol.

[MissSarah 22]

It expires in 20 days?    I wonder if they found the "lost" paperwork and used your original submission of documents. 

 

I hope that you can get it sorted out. 

[zuzie 3]

Either way, I have made yet another appointment with them before the 20 days until it expires deadline.  Its going to be interesting to see what they have to say.