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Oath Ceremony on 10th June.  Hurrraaay 

Oath Ceremony on 10th June.  Hurrraaay 

Oath Ceremony on 10th June.  Hurrraaay 

Detroit Office - Just got email informing that Naturalization Oath Ceremony Scheduled. Actual date will be known once the letter copy posted on my online account, later tonight. 

Oath Ceremony on 10th June.  Hurrraaay 

Thanks to all of you to give such a comprehensive and convincing inputs.
I am thankful to the mangers of VJ also for providing this wonderful platform to people to share their knowledge with others.
I am more confident now to apply for AOS of my wife!!!

Priority Date 8th July - Detroit.
Interview received for 3rd Nov - less than four months
Letter says "initial interview" Is this normal wording in the letter?
No progress on Employment Authorization or Advance Parole - 86 days over
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You should give them a call as it has been more than 75 days

I'm having the same problem as you it's been over 45 days since I filed and still no biometrics appointment at present, when I spoke to a tier 2 rep last week he told me I wasn't in the system and couldn't find me with my receipt numbers or personal info, I'm also getting errors with my receipt numbers, I sent in a service request and yesterday got a letter saying to make an infopass at my local office as they can't help me till I see someone in person and I still have no idea where my case is.

Hi everyone,
I applied for a nonimmigrant waiver in conjunction with a B2 visa application. The waiver was recommended for approval and after 10 months I got the visa. It's great and I am thrilled and super happy with the approval! But, I'd like to know you guys' opinion on one fact of this visa+waiver.
It's a B1/B2, I only asked for a B2, but that is great.
It's valid for 10 years.
I don't know if you guys are aware of the law, but these waivers are only supposed to be valid for up to 5 years. Most nonimmigrant waivers are valid for 1 year only - especially first time applicants like me. The law is clear when it says that waivers cannot be valid for more than 5 years. It also says that the visa needs to be in accordance with the waiver validity. My questions are - and I'm just looking for your opinions on this, hoping there's a similar case:
1. Have you guys ever seen a nonimmigrant waiver valid for 10 years?
2. Do you think that consulate gave me a 'regular' 10-year visa, but my waiver approved by ARO may just be valid for a year?

Thanks to all of you to give such a comprehensive and convincing inputs.
I am thankful to the mangers of VJ also for providing this wonderful platform to people to share their knowledge with others.
I am more confident now to apply for AOS of my wife!!!

Thanks to all of you to give such a comprehensive and convincing inputs.
I am thankful to the mangers of VJ also for providing this wonderful platform to people to share their knowledge with others.
I am more confident now to apply for AOS of my wife!!!