Alke

@KeratNY 
 
a) You're well within normal legacy waiting times (let alone current ones).
b) You already have EAD and AP, meaning that you are not suffering from any inconveniences due to the process.
c) You have written an obnoxious, condescending letter that wreaks of entitlement, and plan to send it as if it was written by your citizen spouse, essentially attempting to utilize her privileges as your own.
 
To me, like to most people in the thread, you sound entitled and grandiose.
 
Keep it real, take advantage of your EAD by getting a job, and wait in line like everybody else.

Seriously.....

You filed for AOS in December 2017?  It seems you are well within normal processing...

No.

OOOOOOOH nice find!

First rule of immigration: do not make wedding plans. Be ready to deal with some angry guests when you start making those canceling calls. 

Crazy that your state allowed you being a NON RESIDENT.. Back when I got my CWP here in SC I HAD to send a copy front and back of my GC to show I was a resident and also proof I was a resident of the state!
 
Super cool that they allow you to get it.

You should hear something soon.

Yes you’re correct. I had a supervisor and got oath letter the same day.

You don't need to worry, this is very common. Sometimes the IO needs to submit the case for supervisor review, so he can't make the decision yet. Anyway, just relax and you'll hear something soon.
If you search on VJ, you'll see plenty of people got this and got approved soon after.

Thanks for the reply,  no, its never been consummated but I asked my attorney about it and he said he'd check into it.

We have been placed in line for more than 3 months already. I will be moving soon in September and I wish I could finish everything about that.
My case was little weird because they rejected me in error for 2 times and this glitch lengthens my case for 2 months. I applied on December 16 though. I have contacted USCIS and even Congressman, they told me my case has been flagged to expedite. No luck. I feel like they are lying lol.

And ohhh my oath taking letter was handed on me in person.. i've waited 30-45 minutes at the lobby after the interview to get my oath letter

Morning just want to report that I was successful and visa is issued.

It's more precise to say "you'll have to leave the U.S."

Your AOS entirely depends on that marriage. If it's not been approved at this point, your wife can still pull her I-864 support and then you're left straggling, additionally your EAD/AP will be terminated.
 
If I'm not wrong, you'll have to move back home.

no she wont - it is perfectly LEGAL to enter the country and then 10min later change your mind and decide to stay and AOS.  In fact, at the interview NO ONE even brings it up - the io ONLY cares that your marriage is legit and real.
 
no, it is better since they are in america already to marry here and AOS here and stay and not leave until she has a gc.  it doesnt matter - lots of people change their minds 2 minutes later!  lol
 
read the stories on people that AOS from tourist visas.. have you seen one case where someone has been denied a visa based on this? NO! bc u can not be denied a visa for changing your mind AFTER poe!
 
the fact of the matter is - the border is there to prove your intent.. if you get pulled into secondary and questioned and they look through luggage, laptop, phone ect and find evidence then you have a HUGE problem (good luck on your life in america cards is a huge giveaway). if you get thru after that, your intent is over and you are free to marry, overstay whatever it is!
 
 
 
 

Doesn't really matter anymore as it sounds like she's already in the US. Immigration intent was determined at POE, and she was let in so that can't be held against her anymore.

This is why I hope I did file online that time. 
It has been 3 months since my cousin case (which has same field office as mine) 
still in line..... 

great cause I am looking at few cases close to my case they all had the FP close to mine and some were put in line already so hopefully soon its all depend on when they get the results back for background check

I dod my fingerprint on March 15 wednesday and nothing hear from them !!!

I would actually have expected that at this stage, I would be nonchalant abut the N-400 part of the journey... because we have by this stage in the journey had quite an experience. But I find myself actually feeling almost the same as the time of AOSing and ROCing! Sigh!  I guess the journey will remain high-adrenaline until "Passport in hand".
 
There should be a slot in the chart for "passport in hand." hehe

Hey miss...
Lighten up !! Most answers here will try to address what you asked, and also to be expansive so that other learn as well. MENA countries have extra hoops for people to jump through--it is what it is.

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There would be no reason. Losing your green card doesn't mean you're not a permanent resident. If you absolutely need proof of status before the replacement green card arrives then make an InfoPass appointment and ask for an I-551 stamp to be placed in your passport.