TearsOfBabylon

Mein Interview war an einem Dienstag und mein Pass war am Samstag in der Post. Die sind echt fix!

Guck mal nach Iceland Air! Die haben - zumindest bei mir letztes Jahr - super Preise gehabt. 

Mein Interview war an einem Dienstag und mein Pass war am Samstag in der Post. Die sind echt fix!

Guck mal nach Iceland Air! Die haben - zumindest bei mir letztes Jahr - super Preise gehabt. 

Or rather not know to not get paranoid hahaha

 

Hello everybody!
Just wanted to say that I am with you. I applied December 15th... still waiting for the EAD!
Hopefully it will come soon as I have to travel in June.
Have a great day all  =D
Emilie 
 

nope a few of us who filed in December are still waiting aswell. I think it will be closer to 4-5 months now days. boo

I just did an account online on https://my.uscis.gov/account/applicant and guess what :  I got the updates I was waiting for online in the other feature : check you case online..
Thanks God.  
 
Goud luck for you !
 
 

I got an email from USCIS this morning that an action was taken on my case. I tracked it online and received a status change for both I-765 and I-131, "we have approved your case." Finally!

It looks like this happened to others (i noticed in the link attached) it must be a system error but I would phone them just to make sure ! 
https://www.***removed***/experience/299776-Family-based-I-485-BUT-Employment-Based-Interview-Was-Scheduled.html

Danke!!!
Ja, das stimmt. Die Konsulin ist wirklich eine super Liebe. Alle dort waren sehr, sehr nett. 

Da kann viel gemunkelt werden, USCIS hat einfach nicht die manpower das durchzuziehen.
 
AOS Interviews gibt es meist bei:
- Visa-Klassen, die kein K1 hatten (also so Sachen wie adjustment von B visa oder VWP - was ja eh eine Grauzone ist)
- Red Flags in Bezug auf: massive Altersunterschiede, besonders wenn der/die beneficiary aus einem Land mit viel fraud Risiko kommen (hier gehoert Westeuropa nicht dazu)
-  ein paar Quoteninterviews sind auch dabei - aus meiner AOS Ko-horte gab es vielleicht 2 Interviews auf 100 Bewerber
 
ROC Interviews sind im Moment noch seltener; so gut wie ausschliesslich bei:
- Scheidung und anderen Konflikten mit dem frueheren Spouse
- wenn die Beweislage sehr duenne ist.

Congratulations!

I'm a little more than a month behind you with filing! 

About the police cert. Sure you need that translated?
I can only speak for K1, if there was no entry in the Führungszeugnis it can remain in German.

Maybe check back at that and save some money!
Unless they only accept translations for CR-1.

Off topic: Ha, you're going to New Braunfels, TX? Exciting! THE German city hehe, my great grandaunt lived there!
All the best for your start over here and greetings from VA!

For the AP? Not that I would know! 
But what do I know haha

Wouldn't make sense though, since it's the same card as the EAD.

 

Oh awesome!! i just saw! so it took them about 4 month after bio appointment. 
I was silly enough not to apply for AP because i thought i would have my aos interview this year.. now seeing the timelines im kinda freaking out but i dont want to go ahead and apply for AP now.... its like ughh.. oh well. Ill just travel USA instead. haha. 

Haha hopes up for you!

Yeah, since I got that as well and haven't done any inquiry at all....

Have you seen? One of our fellow Marchies got the combocard. They've filed a month prior to you and me!

Thats good to know, so there is still a chance to have my case inquiry looked into! lol.
 

Still I would not hand out my number, or bigger parts of it. 
If someone wants to scan where they are now they can scan around their own number.


Blagh, still waiting! Patiently! But blaghhhh!

@Marzena & Stephen: The email you got was this random generic one. I got it as well. 6 times at the same time  lol 

Still I would not hand out my number, or bigger parts of it. 
If someone wants to scan where they are now they can scan around their own number.


Blagh, still waiting! Patiently! But blaghhhh!

@Marzena & Stephen: The email you got was this random generic one. I got it as well. 6 times at the same time  lol 

Holy smokes 
I just read the new timelines on the new website and they are insane 
 
Aos for Chicago says:
 
11.5 months to 32 months 
Makes me want to clench my teeth even more..

EAD and AP Approved March 26!

haha so ähnlich. marine corps und er ist stationiert in camp lejeune und seine eltern wohnen in colorado und da heiraten wir auch. war für uns am besten da er ständig unterwegs ist und so konnte seine mutti bei der hochzeitsplanung helfen 😃 
 
also ich war letztes jahr im sommer auch in north carolina und eigentlich war es ganz schön. besser als texas 😅 es ist zwar warm aber nicht zu heiss. 

LOL. You haven't answered the basic question: what the heck was your husband doing when you arrived?? And if you two couldn't afford housing, how the heck did you get approved for a visa?? Congrats on your trolling. I'd give it an A-. Story with plenty of holes, but enough "info" to make people continue to reply and post.  

I'm sorry for the troubles and hardship you've gone through. At the same time, to be blunt, much of it was your own poor planning. I may have missed it in the 10 pages of comments so far, but was your husband living in the US or abroad? If abroad, what did he show the CO as proof of his intent to establish US domicile? If they accepted his I-864 while living abroad without a solid plan of where to live, they really shouldn't have approved the visa.
 
An SSN and driver's license is not required to rent or own. You just need proper identification (i.e. your passport). I don't want to speak for everywhere, but I don't believe they are allowed to ask immigration status, but even if they did, the endorsed visa acts as a green card.
 
Now, the ability to get approved on credit alone with no history is a challenge. That's typically where the petitioner comes into play since they should have already had this all established by either living in the US or having an agreement prior to coming to the US to live permanently. But if that's not available, you can almost always put down x months of rent as pre-payment in lieu of a credit check. I have no doubts that if there was money in the bank, you could find a place to live. Money talks by itself anyway. I'm not finding it believable that the only options were bug infested motels for $3000/month. For $3000/month, you could definitely find a nice place outside the city and rich areas.
 
This story looks really fishy.
 
Yes, she has a right to her own privacy. But that does not give her the right to violate the TOS by telling people not to post. If a comment is against the TOS (not saying it was!), report it or ignore it...no need to violate the TOS.
 

I do not trust this story at all!
Either some HUGE parts of the story are missing or it’s a big freaking scam!
 
 

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