July 2021 - AOS Filers

[grantmefiancevisa 1]

On 1/19/2022 at 12:56 PM, OlgaA said:

Hi, we had the same RFE and called USCIS after 90 days, all they said just wait nothing world happen . As I understand we will just get interview date one day and that's all! Do not worry!

Thanks - I will continue to cross my fingers and hope that we all hear good news soon. 

[OlgaA 67]

55 minutes ago, grantmefiancevisa said:

Thanks - I will continue to cross my fingers and hope that we all hear good news soon. 

You will

[ghostinthemachine 70]

On 1/25/2022 at 10:57 PM, molehills said:

What Powerpuff said. 

Why are you so gatekeep-y about this thread lmao. There's plenty straight AOS peeps (including myself) lurking and occasionally posting in both. Way to alienate someone who was just asking a question.

[molehills 67]

1 hour ago, ghostinthemachine said:

Why are you so gatekeep-y about this thread lmao. There's plenty straight AOS peeps (including myself) lurking and occasionally posting in both. Way to alienate someone who was just asking a question.

There's several forums because the process is different. Mods/organizers recognized this and made them for a reason. 

 

It was a suggestion to ask the question in the forum that was made specifically tied to the visa you're adjusting from. 

[Chancy 6,233]

9 hours ago, ghostinthemachine said:

Why are you so gatekeep-y about this thread lmao. There's plenty straight AOS peeps (including myself) lurking and occasionally posting in both. Way to alienate someone who was just asking a question.

 

We ask people to post about their cases in the proper forum to avoid confusing members with different requirements that do not apply to their process.  Regarding I-693 in particular, there has been a lot of misinformation in this sub-forum due to non-K1 visa holders posting about their medical for AOS.  Misinformation can lead people to waste time and money, and add stress to an already stressful process.

 

Anyway, to those applying for AOS from K1 visa -- I-693 is NOT required from you, as long as your DS-3025 is marked "Complete" and your I-485 receipt date is within 1 year of your K1 visa medical date.

 

[uapilot 60]

10 hours ago, ghostinthemachine said:

Why are you so gatekeep-y about this thread lmao. There's plenty straight AOS peeps (including myself) lurking and occasionally posting in both. Way to alienate someone who was just asking a question.

Go bro on another forum, then. This is serious and people have had to delay the process by months because of one silly, misinformed mistake. Mods spend hours a day here just to make sure threads are in the right place.

 

On another note, we had our social security appointment today (for our daughter who couldn't get one right away). This was our last step until I-751. 🥲

[bomem 6]

Guys, I am having my interview in a few days and I am a little confused about the way some of the information stated in the interview letter/mail about our documents. It asks to bring signed I-864 and supporting evidence "(unless already submitted)". We already submitted the form and its evidence in the initial package, that means we don't have to redo the form and bring in new evidence? 

 

And about bonafide marriage evidence, do we need bring in copies of the evidence we submitted AND new evidences? 

[molehills 67]

54 minutes ago, bomem said:

Guys, I am having my interview in a few days and I am a little confused about the way some of the information stated in the interview letter/mail about our documents. It asks to bring signed I-864 and supporting evidence "(unless already submitted)". We already submitted the form and its evidence in the initial package, that means we don't have to redo the form and bring in new evidence? 

 

And about bonafide marriage evidence, do we need bring in copies of the evidence we submitted AND new evidences? 

I don't think you'd have to bring things you already submitted to the interview, but I know I've seen folks say that USCIS didn't have the submitted x, so they asked for it at the interview. 

 

Personally, I'd feel comfortable with bringing a complete copy of everything submitted (+ the RFE docs/if applicable) and whatever you can scrape together for the evidence. 

[bomem 6]

Just now, molehills said:

I don't think you'd have to bring things you already submitted to the interview, but I know I've seen folks say that USCIS didn't have the submitted x, so they asked for it at the interview. 

 

Personally, I'd feel comfortable with bringing a complete copy of everything submitted (+ the RFE docs/if applicable) and whatever you can scrape together for the evidence. 

Thanks for the info!! Thank goodness... I saved everything I submitted. I guess I'm gonna need to make a trip to buy a new toner and some more papers.

[uapilot 60]

2 hours ago, bomem said:

Thanks for the info!! Thank goodness... I saved everything I submitted. I guess I'm gonna need to make a trip to buy a new toner and some more papers.

I also got a message with the same language, but didn't bring anything I had already submitted. It's similar to the I-693 Def Notice: scares the ####### out of you, but it's mostly advisory.

[RishDan 77]

Hello Everyone!!! 
just an update on my end, received my GC today in the mailbox 🥳🥳🥳

I’m a 🇺🇸 permanent resident now  😊

 

please find below my timeline: 

RFE received on Sept-16 by USCIS 

 

GC Interview scheduled letter: Dec 15 2021

GC Interview Date: Jan 20 2022 (F.O - San Bernardino, CA ) 

Approval Date: Jan 21 2022

GC produced-Jan 26 2022

GC in hand - Jan 29 2022

I would recommend to download the case tracker mobile App- It was very helpful and gave updates for each step from the GC production to USPS tracking as well.

 
Good luck to everyone waiting for their interview dates and other waiting for the GC arrival! 

 

[bomem 6]

On 1/29/2022 at 4:00 PM, RishDan said:

Hello Everyone!!! 
just an update on my end, received my GC today in the mailbox 🥳🥳🥳

I’m a 🇺🇸 permanent resident now  😊

 

please find below my timeline: 

RFE received on Sept-16 by USCIS 

 

GC Interview scheduled letter: Dec 15 2021

GC Interview Date: Jan 20 2022 (F.O - San Bernardino, CA ) 

Approval Date: Jan 21 2022

GC produced-Jan 26 2022

GC in hand - Jan 29 2022

I would recommend to download the case tracker mobile App- It was very helpful and gave updates for each step from the GC production to USPS tracking as well.

 
Good luck to everyone waiting for their interview dates and other waiting for the GC arrival! 

 

Congratulations! 

On 1/28/2022 at 7:50 PM, uapilot said:

I also got a message with the same language, but didn't bring anything I had already submitted. It's similar to the I-693 Def Notice: scares the ####### out of you, but it's mostly advisory.

With my level of anxiety, I think I'm going to bring everything so that I come in in peace.

[uapilot 60]

3 hours ago, bomem said:

Congratulations! 

With my level of anxiety, I think I'm going to bring everything so that I come in in peace.

Can't hurt! 😁

[RishDan 77]

Just a general question, this might sound silly though 🤦🏼‍♂️
After you get your GC, do we still get the EAD and Combo card as well at later stage?? 
only reason asking is that I still see my case for EAD and AP on the case tracker App and still get the estimated approval dates from VJ every Sunday. 
just curious about it …. 
TIA 

[Lil bear 3,831]

Just now, RishDan said:

Just a general question, this might sound silly though 🤦🏼‍♂️
After you get your GC, do we still get the EAD and Combo card as well at later stage?? 
only reason asking is that I still see my case for EAD and AP on the case tracker App and still get the estimated approval dates from VJ every Sunday. 
just curious about it …. 
TIA 

No. USCIS will cancel the EAD and AP applications. May or may not appear cancelled on your case tracker