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They tried to pass a law where I live to make it harboring to do that, and it didn't stand up in courts.  So no, you aren't harboring.  You have no obligation to report anyone illegal   

Hi, all we got a notification that we have been scheduled for an Interview too.

if he entered the US legally and overstayed there is a chance under the 245-i clause under the law. I also entered the US in 2000 and later adjusted under that specific law. PM if you need asistance on a referral. The attorney i used is pretty competent on that issue

Fingers crossed for you. I hope this is a signal that 2017 filers are moving again. 

https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do
 
Thank you! This is the old one, this is what updated for me. 

I'd suggest keeping your posts shorter next time. Trust me, no one wants to read that much stuff and it's hard to respond. 
 
Imo you mostly got denied  because they suspected that instead of using spouse visa you skipped the law and adjusted from torusit visa - and they didn't like it. Maybe that's why they required more proofs from you. 
 
There is whole bunch of stuff new immigrant can do to show joint assets by the way. 
 
You sound really bitter but this is how system works. 
 
As for taxes you could have just filed married but separate. I don't think ssn 
Would be needed. There is some other alien tax number that I currently don't remember how it's called. 

Well she wouldn't put any income but you still have to put your spouse name on your taxes since you're married and you're not eligible to file as single. 
 
 

1)  Follow the no contact order.  Don't call/text/email/show up at the house.  Even if she calls/texts you, don't answer her. Breaking the protective order will make it much, much worse on you in court.  If she does text you/leaves a phone message, don't erase the message.  
 
2)  Do you know what she claimed to the police?  Did you obtain a copy of the police report?
 
3)  Lawyer would be beneficial for court.

You will need it, get a replacement.
 
For EAD renewal: 

1. Fill out and sign form I-765. Link
2. Two RECENT passport color photos with A-Number written on the back of them
3. I 765 Approval Notice and Receipts 
4. Photocopy of 485 receipt (i-797) 
5. Form G1145 for (email/sms) notification during the application process (optional)
6. Photocopy of Current EAD/AP combo card (front and back)
7. Bar codes page attached to the previous EAD/AP approval (optional)
8. Copy of Marriage Certificate for dependent only (optional)
9. Front and back copy of I-94 (this is not required for people with pending I485).

Other Details: 
1. If you file your I-485 after July 30,2011 there is no additional fees (Please confirm in I-765instr.pdf)
2. Address to send: depends on where you live, see page 10 of the I-765 instructions document. 
3. http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-765instr.pdf 

For AP renewal: 

1. Fill out and sign form I-131. Link
2. Two RECENT passport photos with A-Number written on the back of them 
3. Photocopy of 485 receipt/ Approval Notice (i-797) 
4. I-485 Receipts 
5. Form G1145 for (email/sms) notification during the application process (optional)
6. Photocopy of Current EAD/AP combo card 
7. Bar codes page attached to the previous EAD/AP approval (optional)
8. Copy of Marriage Certificate for dependent only (optional)

Other Details: 
1. If you file your I-485 after July 30, 2011 there is no additional fees (Please confirm in I-131instr.pdf) 2. Address to send: depends on where you live, see page8 of the I-131 instructions document. 
3. http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-131instr.pdf 

Tip: Put EACH application in its OWN envelope and write the name, A# and form number on the outside for each applicant. Then put all of the envelopes in ONE courier package (FedEx, UPS, Express Mail) and send it to the USCIS. This way your multiple applications (if any) will not get lost/separated. 

Note: If you are applying for Combo Card, please send both the documents (I-131 (AP) & I-765 (EAD)) to I-765-EAD address.

Sad indeed! I’m happy for them but it’s unfair to us. 

Correct. Once you properly file the AOS packet, you are in a period of authorized stay and no longer accruing unlawful presence or subject to deportation just for being in the country.
Not sure on the reason or the quotations, though...you were in the US illegally and now you are not.

If it makes you feel better OP, I overstayed my visa too. And way more than just the 2 months you have so far. I came here to the US last year on May 2017 on a Tourist (B-2) Visa (for reference I got married to my USC husband on June 2017) and I've been out of status since November 2017 which was when I was supposed to leave after the max 6-month allowed stay for tourists. Like you, I also panicked and worried and tried to get everything together before November but turns out it's impossible to get that much stuff together especially since I came here with no documents at all which I needed to file (birth certificate, medical, etc.).
 
We actually finally filed our AOS last month (April 2018) and it was received by USCIS and we got the receipts for it so (if I understand right) I'm no longer here "illegally". Just try to get your packet with all the forms and documents and evidence you need and don't necessarily rush it. Honestly if we actually insisted on filing before November 2017, I feel like we would've messed up somehow with all the rushing. I have been so worried about getting deported during that time (what with Trump and all) but people around me including my doctor kept reassuring me that it was highly unlikely that I would be since I'm "not the kind of immigrant they're actively looking to deport" which I suppose is true.
 
So don't rush. I'm not saying to take all the time in the world either, but just do everything you can in a calmly manner at least to make sure you don't miss anything when time comes you are going to file. Good luck!

Hi I totally agree with you and I can relate to it. I have applied to so many jobs but end up getting looked over. I have a Masters Degree and I have heard similar stuff. 

Oh! Nice. 

Nah we mean March. What we mean is, the NBC requests an interview date from Philadelphia - then Philly sends them their calendar and they schedule you that way. So basically we’re at the last step before scheduling, and that action was taken back in March

Honestly I don't know who would want to spend YEARS putting time and effort into coming to America unless you were really desperate or in LOVE. Life is not easy just because you live in America.

No worries am sure they will get back to you soon. They might just ask you to bring it back in to be resealed.

No, you are good to go and just wait for the cards in the mail. That was really fast for your AOS. God must be looking out for you. 

I received my GREEN CARD TODAY YASSSS. OMG I almost fainted when I saw it in my mailbox. Still no update on USCIS website but I'm not bothered.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm  so glad it's finally over till 2 yrs.

Yes I agree that some people went on to SS office to get it changed but what I know is since the SS card says "Valid for work only with DHS authorization" so which means you can use this card along with your EAD (which in other words is DHS authorized). Again, this is what I think bu lets see what other members have to say.

Yes it is. Amen!

Yes it is. Amen!

Just got sms update that my EAD has a new update on the website. When I checked, it says "we ordered your new card". Is it what i think is it?
 
Thank God!!!
 
 
 

This is awesome. Congrats.

Finally received the welcome letter, AOS approved and now waiting for the 10 year green card, hope they won't make a mistake and send the 2 yr conditional or else we
will have to send it back.
It was a loooong visa journey and a loooong AOS pending with 2 EAD/AP renewals. Details in my signature.
Filed AOS May 2015
Interview  Sept. 2016
Home visit July 2017
Oct 2017 approved.
Numerous service requests, infopass, tier 2 calls, Ombudsman, senator were useless. I contacted another senator last week and that did it finally.
IO said it would take 2-4 weeks after the interview to get approved but it turned into a year's wait instead.
Just thrilled to be done with AOS and off to naturalization next.