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Thank you M*M!

Thank you f f ; yes that sounds very reasonable

Dear all,

I'm applying for AOS from a K1 visa. Looking at myUSCIS Case Status, I was scheduled for an interview on July 20:

STATUS: June 16: We scheduled you for your interview and mailed you an interview notice.

Today, the case status changed again, I think for the better

STATUS:  July 06: My new card is being produced

However nowhere it says that the scheduled interview (July 20) should be ignored... On the other hand I don't know what purpose would it serve for us to go to our local office in July 20 as scheduled if we get the green card before.

Is it safe to just ignore the interview appointment? I want to be quite sure I'm not doing anything wrong with USCIS... Thank you so much! Any similar experiences or opinions are much appreciated.

Thank you very much p-ana and aaron2020 for your replies!

Hi,

I've been approved for a K1 visa, and hope I will travel to the U.S. in the next two months I read that one of the first things one should do is to apply for a social security card. We could do that, no trouble, but here's my question... :

A few years ago I went to grad school in the U.S. and, following the international students guidelines (but without understanding a lot why...), I did get a social security card (~2010), that I still have. So I filed for taxes, etc, but my status was never other than student/visitor. Since I finished school I've been back in my country... So, do you think I should apply for a new SS card when I arrive? Or just keep the one I have and omit that step?

Thanks!