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Had my aos interview today in NYC. Went great! Less than an hour after the interview my status changed to card being produced 😃 officer really didn’t ask many questions at all. Didn’t really take anything other than my medical. He skimmed through 3 out of the almost 40 pictures I brought. 
 
My husband and I did have to wait 3 hours after our scheduled time, but all in all everything went great and was smooth. 

Hey!

As long as you filed AoS within a year of your medical - no need to get one in US.
 
Also, your medical should be marked as "complete" for it to be valid for AoS. So check your DS-3025 copy. If it's incomplete, then you'll need to get the remainder of the shots here, and have it transferred to I-693 by USCIS authorized physician. 

Had my AOS interview yesterday at the Honolulu field office. Was nervous of course, but the interviewing officer was friendly and put us at ease, whole process took an hour, and......
 

Hi,
 
Thank you so much for your support everyone.
 
I checked the website and it says my EAD was approved.
Still waiting for my GC, but good progress.
 
Hope this will help.
 

Congrats 

Got our card in the mail yesterday. She's beyond stoked, already planning a short comeback to LTU, before we start moving with our plans to move to CA. Whew. 

GUESS WHAT HAPPENED TODAY!!!!
 

GUESS WHAT HAPPENED TODAY!!!!
 

GUESS WHAT HAPPENED TODAY!!!!
 

GUESS WHAT HAPPENED TODAY!!!!
 

It is a New Week and I wishing all those waiting for updates good luck. I hope that this week brings good news to us all. 
🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

Nudged them twice. Not sure if that had an impact or not, but got EAD/AP approved. After today’s call, got approved. 

Last night I had a dream about all of us started to share that everyone got their EAD 

My card is on its way
Finally after day 200

I got a notification yesterday that my interview has been scheduled - waiting for the details from USCIS in the mail.

So day 167 (for me) passes with no update on EAD/AP. How many of us are still waiting from the January filers on this thread?

Stop pointlessly stressing out. Just wait for the card.

It is new week and I wish many of us get approvals this week. Good luck to you all brothers and sisters. 
Fingers crossed 🤞🤞🤞
 

Hello my January filers, hope all are doing well. It seems June is close to ending and we did not hear a lot of approvals. 
I hope July will be our month of joy where all of us or most of us will get ead/ap approvals or gc interviews scheduled. 
Let us all hope for the best!!! 

Good morning my wonderful January filers. I thought to share with you.... 
 
As you all may know, I have RFIE on January 28,2019 and send my response to the RFIE to the USCIS, which they received and updated my case status on February 12,2019. Since then I did not get any update in reference to the outcome of my RFIE. 
But I know USCIS were supposed to make a decision on RFIE within a period of 60 days. But I did not recieved anything within the 60 days. 
So I called USCIS on May 7,2019 to put in a service inquiry about my RFIE and I was told to wait to get a response within 30 days. The 30 days was due and no response from USCIS. I called back again and requested to speak with a T2. This T2 person was a guy who did not even give me a chance to ask him the question I needed to asked and he told me my case is still in line so I should wait. 
 
This morning I received a message from USCIS and per the message it says that....... "We are still reviewing you case and there are no updates at this moment.    We will notify you when your case status changes. We last took action on your case on May 23,209."
 
So far, this is the outcome of the service inquiry I did put in. So I hope soon I get an update. 
 
And I wish us all good news. 
 

Okay.. Let me be a voice of reason here. 
First person that you talk to literally has no other information that what you get from USCIS.gov so they just tell you whats there.
Tier 2 has ALL the info about your case and overall view, so they can comment more on that matter but choose to be on a conservative side to be safe and say whats officially released, unless you get a cool officer and he'll tell you honestly. Like mine did with K-1. Called them on August, one dude said no earlier than november/december and that my case is just in line. A week later i called again, got a different officer he proceeded to explain that my case was handled 3 weeks ago from the "back" to the main offices and from then it depends on officer and many different things, where exactly in the line my case is, who's handling, his speed, vacations, sick days, etc etc etc. He said from his current experience it might take 2-4 weeks to get an answer, aaaaand i got an answer 4 weeks later. ALSO, some officers are even working from home. Meaning they come to office to pick up boxes with cases and review/approve/deny them from home, as at least that particular office hadnt had enough work space to get all cases done, so we can see HOW MUCH WORK they have.
Supervisors don't handle cases unless there is a:
1. Mistake on USCIS side.
2. Expedite request.
3. Extraordinary case.
4. Case outside processing time and they were nudged by state or other higher representative.
i believe that when he said "final supervisor" he meant that case was assigned to an officer, he had a long load of expedites and to move things faster, supervisor took some of his load, or there were additional questions to be cleared.
At this point i'm relaxed and try not to think about it. I understand that requesting an EMERGENCY expedite is time sensitive, but i believe that USCIS is doing all they can with the resources they have to get it done ASAP. I believe they don't want themselves to look bad, and they don't do it on purpose and leave some people out just for the heck of it, there's many variables involved.

There is no fairness in the whole process. 

I think the October date you got from the representative was from the website providing processing times.  October 11, 2018 is what is showing on the USCIS website but got to believe they are past October as January fliers are getting their EAD/AP cards.  However, there is a good possibility that there are still some November and December fliers still waiting for theirs. 
 
Hopefully you and Bluewaters get your cards soon.
 
Keep the Faith
 
 

I do agree with you. I feel I am not welcome here and I have to always carry my passport along with me everywhere I go. I hope we get some good news.