SebastianOs

Update: They responded to me through email after calling them last month. Copy & pasted email from USCIS: "Message from USCIS Contact Center We are contacting you about your pending request to be scheduled for an in-person appointment at a USCIS field office. Unfortunately, there are no available appointments with the field office that you need to visit. We apologize for this inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Please note that we process all requests for appointments in the order in which they were received. We ask that you wait for the Contact Center to reach out rather than calling back to check on your request as it may result in longer wait times. As soon as an appointment becomes available, we wil: Send you an email with the date and time if it is determined you are eligible for an appointment; OR Contact you by phone or email to confirm that the appointment is still needed, and if so, schedule as appropriate. If you have an application pending for a green card, please continue to monitor your case status using our online tools and contact us if the appointment is no longer needed."

We definitely don't want to waste time and money. Where and how to do the infopass and passport stamp? I'm glad you guys are here to answer my questions and to further my knowledge about all this.

Yeah, I know and you're right. Read it on USCIS website and that's why we filed form I-90 ASAP but no updates until now. We definitely have similar situation, sorry to hear that. But, WOW, so happy for you finally your done with all the applications. I'll respond to the letter they sent me as well. I really hope they'll give me an update soon after I mail them about my form I-90. Thank you!

Ok! We did file form I-90 on August 2021 but haven't heard anything as of yet. My greencard is about to expire next month. Not sure if we should wait to hear back or we just apply ROC

Thanks for the reply! I think I read it somewhere on a Facebook group for AOS, they're saying some may get lucky some won't so it's case to case basis. But, now I remembered reading it on USCIS website (thanks for reminding me BTW) before about getting 10 years GC when married more than 2 years. I didn't provide much details on my post but we did submitted I-90 form on August 2021 but until now still pending in review. I don't know if I should wait for that or we should just apply now for ROC before it expires on August this year.

I meant to say here *ABOVE* we never got updates about our application on the year of 2020 so basically we waited more than 1 year before they gave us an interview date. Sorry for the confusion.

We didn't had second interview. We got interviewed on June 2021. Yes, married for more than 2 years when we got approved.

Hello everyone! Our case story summary: Husband and I got married on January 2019 and then we sent our AOS first application a few months after that but got denied due to hubby's loss of job and couldn't provide documents they needed to continue the process. So, we re-applied again same year but this time we have cosponsor so then we got interviewed and approved after waiting forever on August 2021 (2020 was just a rough year because of COVID). I received my green card and I noticed on my GC I only have 1 year left before it expires but I supposed to have 2 years right? After the approval. (I was hoping to get 10 years green card lol because of us being married for more than 2 years (I know its not guaranteed, case to case basis I guess) before approval but only got 1 year left before it expires). Basically, on my green card says I was a resident since August 2020 but I never got approved that year. So, our current status now is they sent me a notice letter saying to apply for ROC, also says I got approved on the year 2020 but that's not true. We didn't bother to call USCIS. But my question is, if you were in my case what do you think you could've done? Thanks for reading!