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hi
since he isn't a USC. the process will take over a year, probably a year and a half
if you file for her then it will most likely take less than a year, she has to prove that her last entry was legal
Ok thank you. I have her i-94 document from when she re-entered the US. But now am I filing both the i-130 and the i-485 together for her AOS paperwork?
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Hi,
I've searched the forums and can't find a topic quite similar to mine.
My mother has TPS (since 2010) and I, her US citizen daughter, want to adjust her status to a permanent resident. But I'm not quite sure what I'm filing in regards to the i-130 and the i-485.
Back story: I've filed a i-130 (and I believe an i-485) for her prior to 2010. The i-130 was approved but at the time I was using a lawyer and I told that she wasn't eligible for a green card because she didn't have a port of entry (POE) on file. At the time, I wasn't as knowledgeable or confident in doing her paperwork myself. So nothing happened. And given how much time has passed on the approved i-130, I figured I'd start a whole new process for her.
Jump to 2010, the earthquake happened in Haiti and she filed/received her TPS. She was able to travel with an advanced parole visa because of her TPS; thus I assume would now give her a POE and allow me to finally adjust her status. We've had no issues renewing her TPS and EAD since she's had it. She is married to my dad who has had his GC since 2012.
So ultimately my question is should I file for her or would it be easier/faster if my dad does? I'll be preparing the paperwork and I just want to make sure I do it right. Any help would be greatly appreicated!
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Just got the texts and emails. My hubby's card is in production today. No interview.
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Guys don't lose hope
we make use of our time and we'll just be surprised one day and it's approved already! Positive vibes!This I pray is true. Keeping the faith
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I just got my potential interview waiver today. Guess I am in for a waiting game for another 6months
Ditto... More waiting.
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Just checking in to see if there were any NY filers who are still waiting to hear about their 485 cases. Our status online still says it's in the acceptance stage and hasn't been touched since 7/11.
I had called the customer service line about 3wks ago and was told that the possible reason why our case hadn't been touched was because they were waiting for my husband's biometrics... which he had completed since August 1st and has had he's EAD since early/ mid September.
Our case was transfered to Nebraska on 7/10. And we're just waiting...
Just curious as who else is waiting also.
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mine stated:
Based on timeline data, your EAD may be adjudicated between September 12, 2014 and September 17, 2014*.
If this date range has passed or your application is past due per USCIS processing times then you should consider calling the USCIS to inquire on your petition. If you have been approved please update your timeline.
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Card is here!!!
But ditto about the no change to i-485 status. Hasn't been touched since 7/11 and still in acceptance stage.
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Got the email that EAD was approved! AOS is still in acceptance stage according to website and hasn't been "touched" since 7/11. Glad things are starting to pick up.
It would so awesome if AOS would be approved also without the whole interview process. You would think that if everything was in order to obtain visas, EADs, and every other eligible document needed; it should be a easy and simple transition. Without all the obstacles and WAITING.
But I guess it is what it is. Half way done at least. Best wishes and good luck to everyone in this waiting struggle.
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Hi the answers you're looking for are here http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos
He won't legally be able to work until you guys file for his EAD (working authorization). Traveling requires an advanced parole visa( its optional if he isnt in a rush to go back home to visit; No rush= no need to file , just wait for green card). You can file these and his I-485 AOS aka green card after y'all are married with the marriage certificate. Its best you file all three together. I-485 is most important. And I believe that most people recieve their EAD before they even have their interviews for the i-485. In the the mean time he can go to school or take classes to keep him busy.
And sorry to say it just a waiting game all over again ( currently go through it) Good luck with everything.
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Hey everyone, the online system is not working. I got interview letter and I did not receive any notification and I did sign up. last time it was updated was July 11. My i485 is still in acceptance while the i765, i131 is in initial review.
Thanks for sharing. Been sitting here, feeling frustrated. Went and did the biometrics on Aug 1 and it's been quiet ever since. And the last update was on July 11 also.
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For the early biometrics walk-ins do you need a speacial reason or can one just go in just to get it done & over with?
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We have the same timeline so I'm really hoping to get my biometrics by Monday! Keeping my fingers crossed
I hope so too! Wishing the best.
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Just got home to the Biometrics appt. letter for August 1st.
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It was mailed to us. It doesn't show anything new online other than it is under review.
Ok good to know. I'll be stalking my postal worker lol
Out of curiosity, once one completes to bio part; do we wait for a interview appt letter also or can we schedule the interview? Because I saw on the uscis site where it states something about scheduling an appt.
I assume the answer is to wait for a letter and that the appt. scheduler thing is for going into the local office for inquiries but I just want to be sure.
Congrats to those who are moving on to the biometrics btw. And hoping that those of us who are still waiting do not get hit with RFEs

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Sent in packet July 1, got receipt notification 7/9. 7/16 got letter for biometrics appt on 7/30. Good luck everyone!
Hey did you get the actual letter for the Biometrics appt or did it state it on the uscis check My case thing.
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Sent ours in on the 3rd and received the text & email receipt last night! Checked the USCIS website just now and my husband AOS stated it is being processed in Nebraska... *shrug* Now we

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"PS—ORIGINALS are only suggested to be brought at the interview, only include copies when submitting the packet (if submitting before the interview.) **=MUST Include both the Original document and a Copy within Packet 3. For Haiti: You must do that for the Archives Birth Certificate and the Visa Payment Receipt.
As of October 24, 2013, the DS160 replaces the forms: DS-156,DS-156K, DS-230, and DS-260 at the Embassy in Haiti. If you submitted your Packet 3 before then, you are fine..."This is a note about the DS-160. When you remove the quote you basically have the cover page for packet 3.
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Yes to both questions. He needs the DS-160. I completed it for my husband and sent him the confirmation page. Below is the list of what we submitted back to the embassy with the visa packet. Good Luck!!
Contents
Petitioner: INSERT NAME HERE
Beneficiary: INSERT NAME HERE
Case Number: INSERT CASE NUMBER HERE
Nature of the Submission: K-1 Visa Application & Interview, ORIGINAL SUBMISSION
Contents Include:
PS—ORIGINALS are only suggested to be brought at the interview, only include copies when submitting the packet (if submitting before the interview.) **=MUST Include both the Original document and a Copy within Packet 3. For Haiti: You must do that for the Archives Birth Certificate and the Visa Payment Receipt.
As of October 24, 2013, the DS160 replaces the forms: DS-156,DS-156K, DS-230, and DS-260 at the Embassy in Haiti. If you submitted your Packet 3 before then, you are fine...
Applicant Identification
1. Current Passport (Original & Copy)
2. Birth Certificate (Original & Copy)**
3. Copy of Identification Card
Required Photographs & Receipt
1. 2 Identification Photos
2. Visa Payment Receipt (Original & Copy) **
Reports
1. Medical Report (Sealed)
2. Police Report (Original)
First Submission
1. Copy of application for I-129f sent to USCIS [NOT REQUIRED]
Important Letters
1. Notice of Receipt from USCIS (Original & Copy)
2. Notice of Approval from USCIS (Original & Copy)
3. Letter from National Visa Center (Original & Copy)
4. Letter from the American Embassy of [COUNTRY] (Original & Copy)
Forms
1. DS-160 Confirmation Page (Printed in Duplicate)
2. I-134 Affidavit of Support (Printed in Duplicate)
a. Sponsor Files: Petitioner
i. Evidence of Employment: Employer Letter, Recent Pay Stubs.
ii. Copies of Income Tax Return Transcript for [CURRENT YEAR]
iii. Copies of W-2 for [CURRENT YEAR]
iv. Bank Statement/Letter
Evidence of Ongoing Relationship
1. Photographs of Petitioner & Beneficiary
2. Letters of Intent to Marry (Petitioner & Beneficiary)
3. Calls & Text Messages Logs
4. Other Communication: [WhatsApp, Skype, Email, Greeting Cards, etc.]
5. Copy of Travel documents to [COUNTRY] for Petitioner
6. Copy of [Petitioner’s Birth Certificate &] Passport Biographical Page
Signed,
INSERT NAME HERE INSERT NAME HERE
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Hey VJ Fam,
Its been a while; but I just wanted y'all to know that we (still adjusting to this lol) mailed out my husband's I-485 and EAD today

I know it's going to be a
process but hey at least we got it out.Praying for the best...
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Congrats!! And Good Luck
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I'm sooooo happy for you Corey!!!!! I have to start getting ready for the AOS process too. But hey we're almost done!!!




Adjusting from TPS to Permanent Resident for mother
in Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas
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Thank you so much! I hadn't thought about the i-765 since her current one isn't due to expire until July 2017. But knowing how the immigration is, I guess it's better to just do everything. Thanks again