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  1. 11 hours ago, twoDs said:

    We're in the same boat. I posted yesterday in the January AOS filers. There's a single approval of a I-485 in our city (Phoenix) this year that happened in May, and it had a NOA about three weeks after ours.

     

    It seems to be a repeat of the K1 wait all over again. We applied for the EAD/AP at the same time and got those, so at least something happened. If I look at the prior I-485 approvals in our city, it looks like the wait was 10-11 months and got progressively longer in 2017.

     

    Hope both of us get some movement soon!

     

    I found the DHS site (login required) has info where the old USCIS doesn't. USCIS crashes on out 485 but the DHS site lists the correct NOA dates. Both show the EAD/AP correctly.

    That's a bit discouraging.  I originally had the impression we had a pretty fast office.  Sigh.  

  2. 11 hours ago, Marzena & Stephen said:

    They told me whatever document you are bringing in has to have an expiry date on it (like a continuance of date) they wouldn't accept noa1 i797c for aos because it didn't have a date on it so I'm waiting on my work permit. Everywhere is different though. What state are you in?

    Interesting.  We're in Arizona.  If they'll use the EAD that wouldn't too bad of a wait.  With any luck his will come next month, though we're not counting on it.  Ha!

  3. 19 hours ago, eastcoastgroove said:

    Unfortunately, you do need to send 2 pics with each application.   The good news is that they seem to be going faster with the EAD approvals, so the faster you apply, the faster you will be able to work.  I just got notice I was approved for my EAD/AP on Saturday and according to VJ it was 74 days from my received date.

     

    I actually thought of you today as I was browsing jobs on the city website and they were looking for a librarian. Looks like a fun job but I don't have the qualifications they are looking for.  

     

     

    Ooo this is great to read, thank you.  I hope they are going faster!

  4. On 12/8/2017 at 8:58 AM, Marzena & Stephen said:

    How long is it looking ? We are applying next week. I'm picking up our marriage certificate today 🙆‍♀️

    I went poking around the forum and I was seeing a lot of people still waiting for work authorization after 4-5 months.  I was under the impression they had to issue it within 90 days (unless RFE) so I was surprised to see that. :/

    Chris just left for his biometrics appointment so we'll at least be one step closer in all this!

  5. 5 hours ago, Estibaliz said:

    October 20th :) Having a whole month after the interview gives me a lot of peace of mind on this. My fiance needed to give a month notice for vacation, so he did that as soon as we had the date for the interview. He's coming the 8th and then we'll fly home together. Everything seemed to fit perfectly, so hopefully it will work out equally perfectly.

     

    Do you have a date already? Those always have the potential to make us anxious with the administrative waiting :P

    That sounds so nice, getting to fly home together :wub:  POE for us will be October 9th.  Ticket is already purchased, so I definitely hope we don't run into any issues with their lovely "administrative processing" :rolleyes:

  6. 39 minutes ago, twoDs said:

    We scheduled the interview today! 10/25. Canada still have 10/11 and 10/18 open as well, but because we're unsure about the Irish police certificate, we scheduled later just in case.

     

    We've got a new question -- fiancee had to renew her passport since it'd have expired during the process -- and she did not keep the old passport.

     

    The instructions from the consulate say they want the all previous passports.

     

    Anyone deal with this?

    Congrats on finally getting an interview date!  Different consulate but the previous passport thing was on our instructions as well and my fiancé didn't have it.  Didn't come up at the interview.

  7. 1 minute ago, gob332 said:

    Yeah it was a pain. Originally they were going to have her go back to consulate to re-scan her prints. But then they got it taken care of apparently.

     

    Application Received sounds right. I thinks ours just jumped so quickly because of the aforementioned glitch and they had everything else taken care of and ready to go.

    Guessing she was nowhere near local to the consulate either.  That would have been awful!

  8. 59 minutes ago, gob332 said:

    No problem. Our status didn't change from "ready" until about 10 or 11 days after the visa was approved at the interview. But this was a result of a technical glitch with the fingerprinting machine at the consulate. Once that glitch was taken care of, our status changed to "administrative processing" and then the next day it changed to "issued". I would think, if it hasn't already, and barring any type of technical or administrative "glitch", yours should change from "ready" to "administrative processing: as well within a day or two.

     

    ***edit - within 1-2 business days

    That must have been a bit worrisome! Glad it got all sorted out.  Ours currently says "Application Received", updated today, so maybe a step before they throw it in administrative processing.

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