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Congrats! I got the "We are producing your card and will mail it to you" yesterday and then today i got "We approved your case".
 
Guessing they updated the system in the wrong order heh..

Just received an email this morning with a case status update.. Finally! I had just last week received the NOA1 again with a 18 month extension. Filed June 8th 2017.

Just received an email this morning with a case status update.. Finally! I had just last week received the NOA1 again with a 18 month extension. Filed June 8th 2017.

Just received an email this morning with a case status update.. Finally! I had just last week received the NOA1 again with a 18 month extension. Filed June 8th 2017.

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Never needed any such thing. Best to get the fiancé to call the insurance agency and ask if they require anything special to add you to the policy. I gave my husband's name and driver license number to State Farm and that was it. No additional cost per month for us because he was older than the age where they charge extra for wreckless male drivers. (That was just a chuckle...not evaluating anybody's driving skills.)Prior to EAD which allowed him a license, he drove on his UK license. Auto insurance is different in the US and something to get your head around. The CAR is insured, not the named driver. If I let my neighbor (or visiting fiancé) drive my car, I do not have to list their name on the policy. If they have a wreck, my car is still insured as long as I gave them permission to drive it. If someone is going to be a regular driver of the car (like a new spouse) then they want to add their name as a driver. The cost of the insurance is based on the car, not how many people will drive it.
Find out how it works in your state and with your insurance agency. Insurance is a state regulated thing.
Edit to add: I know it does indeed work if someone not on your policy wrecks your car. My daughter's boyfriend wrecked her car when she was at university and I was still insuring her car. Insurance paid for the repairs. All they asked me was "do we need to add "Sam" to the policy as a regular driver?" I said "no".

I only know how it works in Texas and really can't speak for PA, nor do I know if there are vast differences. When I had teenagers, I paid a higher premium until they (female) turned 21. And the premium was applied to your most expensive vehicle only. For people with sons, it was even more and until age 25. Many did not even put their sons on the family policy, but rather bought the boy a junker and insured him separately with only the required coverage, not the super deluxe plan. I believe that higher premium Is based on accident demographics by age and nothing to do with driving experience. Also our rates are based on where you live. In Harris County Texas (Houston) you will pay more than in some rural farm town in the sticks because of higher incidence of car theft and accidents in this crazy traffic. Each insurance company can offer incentives to get you to choose them. I used to provide a straight A report card for my daughters and get a slight discount from State Farm. Having certain alarms gave a little discount in the days when all cars didn't come equipped with such. Carpooling to work gave us a discount at one point. I got a multi-car discount when we insured four cars. It seems like Allstate ads say something about no accident discounts. Those things come and go...kinda like the special offers from mobile phone carriers.
Maybe this has given you some ideas of what to ask about when getting specific with your insurer in PA. I don't use a 1-800 online insurer or an independent that basically brokers with many companies to find you a good rate. I have a real person who sits in an office in my town, sells only State Farm, and knows me and answers my questions. It may be way different for other people.

Ok thank you, i have a photocopy already

That can be done, i saw it as an opportunity to treat myself to a new system though .
What brand is the PSU? I used to work for Enermax and a lot of our PSU's auto switched. If there isn't a physical switch on the PSU for the different voltages then you'd need to look up the model etc to be sure. You'd have to check your monitor too, my 30in Dell U3011 won't work in America so on ebay it went

Please stop scare mongering everyone, it's getting boring.

Please stop scare mongering everyone, it's getting boring.

They should have given him this CD for you

They do not require the petitioner's birth certificate for a K1 at London, only the beneficiaries birth certificate, I had my interview this past Tuesday

I was approved today at the embassy too! I was ticket i-908 , congrats!!

I was approved today at the embassy too! I was ticket i-908 , congrats!!

I've just made a copy of everything, basically don't give up your only copy of something unless you aren't bothered about getting it back

I've just made a copy of everything, basically don't give up your only copy of something unless you aren't bothered about getting it back

VISA! I've already told him i cannot reschedule, I've paid the fees etc so i'm going to that dam interview!