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srvman

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  1. I just recieved the interview waiver letter yesterday on the mail... It's kind of strange I just got it considering I applied for a process inquiry like a week ago because the field office was WAY behind... Also, they sent it to our old address, and he last official process on my uscis was a change of address letter...

    I got my waiver letter yesterday, dated February 25th... I'll probably apply for an extension to paperwork, just to be on the safe side... When did you get your letter?

    I cant even remember. Sometime in September.

  2. Hi,

    I just want to make sure I am not missing anything. I found out my grandmother has a couple of months to live so I wanted to go home for a week to say hello and bye for the last time.

    I have my EAD card with AP, waiting on my Greencard still.

    Do I need anything at the airport other than the EAD card and my passport, does anyone see any issues arising?

    It doesn't expire until August of this year.

    Thanks,

    Chris

  3. I hdidn't master's degree, and used my f1patienceand b2 visa time to network like craat. When I got back I had a few nights out with some of my contacts. Got a few beers in them and got then to spread the word. Within about a week I interviewed for 6 jobs and was offered all of them. Picked the one with the best title, best money and pretty good hours even though I am salaried.

    It is all about confidence. Being a great social drinker with good contacts always helps.

    I didn't apply for one single job..

    Have patience and faith, you will find something. Just remember everytime you are out at a bar, local event, or even church it is your opportunity to network with someone who can help you. Heck I am not even nearly religious, but the contact who got me in the door for the job I have does, and I met him there when I decided to go to a service for a christening. Every person you meet could potentially be your golden ticket.

  4. On August 6, 2014, we ordered production of your new card. Please allow 30 days for your card to be mailed to you. If we need something from you we will contact you. If you move before you receive the card, call customer service at 1-800-375-5283.

    YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    it won't really take 30 days right? :P

    Very happy for you, if anyone was going to get it before me I am happy it was you.

  5. Something along the lines, and don't quote me...

    "Why the hell does it take so long, when I am paying over a thousand dollars, and we have already filed for K-1 which wasn't exactly cheap"

    and also

    "Im not trying to get expedited, I just want someone to try and fix this mess"

    although, when on the phone, they asked if they could look into it for me, and I said yes, so I am shameless, I dont care.

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