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On 2/16/2019 at 10:33 AM, Thom L said:

I thought I'd post our experience in case others have an AOS interview cancelled and want to know how long it takes for USCIS to reschedule.

 

Our AOS interview in Milwaukee was scheduled for January 30, 2019, but the office was closed due to the severe cold weather from the polar vortex.  I was hoping USCIS would reschedule us very quickly instead of putting us at the back of the line. Our new interview was re-scheduled for March 18, 2019 , which is 47 days after our original interview date. Not as quick as I would like, but there is nothing we can do.   Eventually we'll get the green card!  This new interview date is more than a year past my wife's overseas medical exam, and I assume that won't be a problem for us.

Thank you for this information, our interview was supposed to be last week but the office was closed due to weather. Did you call to find out your new interview date or just wait for mail?

On 3/6/2019 at 9:07 AM, Amit&Julie said:

We had our AOS interview on 3/6 (yesterday) with Officer Dana Lindauer. It went pretty smoothly, but he didn't say at the end whether we were approved or not. That evening, our immigration attorney called and let us know she had checked online and the green card is being produced! Woohoo! 

Congrats, any tips for the interview? Ours is next week.

On 2/28/2019 at 3:46 PM, Helike said:

Hey! I don't know if this is the right place but I am confused. What are the conditions for a drivers license? And how long is it valid?

I entered the states last week coming from Germany, I already got the Info, that my test will be waived coz of my german dl. But what kind of documents do I need and will the dl be a limited one? My fiance is military, if that does matter. Thank you in advance!

We just brought everything the DMV states on the website to get a driver's license. We didn't get it until about a month or so after immigrating as we were mainly waiting for the Social Security card to be issued. It's basically the same exact thing as a regular license just that it has writing above the picture stating that it can not be used for Federal Identification purposes. She's gotten onto Buckley with the license no problem, so I think its just to prevent voting. 

I would also call the License office you plan to go to. We made an appointment at the one in Centennial only to find out they don't process the foreigner licenses, we had to go to the office in Parker.

6 hours ago, Mella said:

 

Hey!

If you don’t mind, when did you receive the email and when did you receive the actual letter? We got our email today and I’m trying to get an estimate of how long it will take because we’ll be out of town. Thanks!!

We got the letter on the 12th

On 2/4/2019 at 2:09 PM, Amit&Julie said:

We are AOS'ing from K1 here in Denver, got our NOA1 for the AOS part 9/10/18 and the interview has been scheduled for March 5, 2019! I'm floored! 

I got an email update from USCIS's website saying our interview is scheduled too. Haven't received the actual letter yet though. NOA1 was 9/28/18.

10 minutes ago, decfiler said:

Hello!! Finally our case is now "in transit" took 11 working days. hopefully it gets here soon  

Same here, I just checked and my case is now finally "In transit." 

NOA 2: June 4, paper dated June 2

Called for case number: June 29

In Transit: July 10

I'm in the same boat as everyone else. I got my case number on the 29th on the phone and was told it should go out to the embassy soon. I don't know exactly when they assigned the number as I had only called once. According to CEAC, its still "At NVC." My NOA2 was June 4th, paper dated June 2nd. 

Also a FYI for others, Seoul Embassy does not allow scheduling an interview until they get the case. I had scheduled one right after I got my NVC number but they cancelled it the next day.