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That's completely normal. I had ready to schedule since December 2019 before I got my interview scheduled this month. Some places have a wait of more than 2 years until interview. 
 
Medicals done abroad remain valid as long as you FILED for AOS within 1 year of the medical. So you don't need a new one.

Received my GC today. But, the card still shows my old name even though I gave the officer a court order of name change and I sent another copy to NBC. And my old name is also misspelled on the card, exactly like my EAD that I had to get a replacement. When we think it's over, I now have to file a I-90, and it can take years to get a new one...

Received my GC today. But, the card still shows my old name even though I gave the officer a court order of name change and I sent another copy to NBC. And my old name is also misspelled on the card, exactly like my EAD that I had to get a replacement. When we think it's over, I now have to file a I-90, and it can take years to get a new one...

GC is already showing on USPS informed Delivery. They shipped today.

That's better than AP. Congratulations.

It all depends on where you live, but I believe all states accept EAD. Check the DMV website and print out the page that says they accept it. It's possible that your SAVE database wasn't updated yet, and that's why they denied it.

GC is already showing on USPS informed Delivery. They shipped today.

GC is already showing on USPS informed Delivery. They shipped today.

GC is already showing on USPS informed Delivery. They shipped today.

So I believe you're in the wrong part of the forum. That happens a lot.
 
This part of the forum is only for K1 AOS. ALL K1 AOS go to Chicago, they all receive MSC case numbers. Fe. Ta is adjusting from K1, therefore that's the only possible way for him. There's no way his case number is gonna be different than MSC.
 
That's why I can say that his package was delivered to the right location.
 

Notice of approval? Or notice that they received the application?
 
EAD is taking 4-6 months. Biometrics will depend on how backlogged your local ASC is. NOA1 is not proof of status. It proves you are authorized to stay until the 485 is adjudicated.
 
You should check with your local dmv if they will accept just the NOA. 
 
No. I don't think timelines are gonna change. 
 

Parabéns!! 😊

Same. They were probably in the same batch...

Had the interview today. It was kinda weird but probably the easiest part of the process. 
 
We waited about 40 minutes before being called. The officer asked for our passports, birth certificates, marriage license. I also gave him a court order saying I changed my name, but he barely looked at it.
 
He asked if I had a new medical. I said no because I wasn't required to do so. Then he asked for photos of us and other documents the showed both our names. Then he asked me If I have been arrested, been denied entry to the US and when was the last time I entered the US. All of that without making any comments. 
 
Then he asked my husband about his job. We told him he got a new job after the initial application, so we gave him a new affidavit of support and a new employment verification letter. He also asked if I was working, I said yes, and gave him my employment letter.
 
He finished saying everything looked good and we would get the card in the mail in 2 weeks. 
 
I reminded him one more time my name changed and asked if I would receive the card with the new name. He said: "Oh right, can I see the court order again?". I showed him again and he wrote down the new name. I also showed him my new SSC with the new name.
 
He said again we would get the card in 2 weeks.
 
The interview was probably only 5 minutes long.
 

944 is still a mystery. Some people will say you need to send it. Some people will say to only send US tax returns.
 
You're gonna have to read the instructions and use your understanding to decide if you're sending it or not.
 
If you send it, it must be accompanied by a translation.

What state do you live in?  Most states in the union are community property states.  *I*, *I*....

Hence the problem.  Marriage is a commitment.  I can totally understand why your husband might think you deliberately tried to sabotage the marriage and cover it up.

There's no such thing as being blinded by love.  You can be blinded by infatuation, but love is what you do, not what you feel.

There's no new rule. Probably an officer that is not aware of the K1 medical rule. It's rare, but it happens. You have two options: print the Instructions and take it to the interview since your medical is definitely still valid or just accept their mistake and redo your medical.

Are you adjusting from K1? 
 
Where did you have your medical? Inside or outside the US? When was your medical (Nov 2018?) When did you file for AOS?
 
If your medical was outside the US, there's no way your I-693 is expired because you never had an I-693. Foreign medicals use DS forms.
 
The rule is simple: Date of filing for AOS - Date of the foreign medical < 1 year = No new medical is required (as long as your vaccination sheet was completed).
 
2 years is the expiration date of 693 medicals done inside the US. If your medical was abroad, you don't have a 693, therefore your medical is still valid if you filed for AOS within 1 year.
 
Of course no one wants to play with USCIS, but I wouldn't do a new medical when I'm not required.
 

 
 

"Ready to schedule" is different from "Interview was Scheduled".
 
For some people it takes a couple weeks between them. For others it takes years. It all depends on how backlogged your field office is. I waited 10 months to get an interview after the ready status in NYC.
 
Wait for the status to change to scheduled and then do the medical.

"Ready to schedule" is different from "Interview was Scheduled".
 
For some people it takes a couple weeks between them. For others it takes years. It all depends on how backlogged your field office is. I waited 10 months to get an interview after the ready status in NYC.
 
Wait for the status to change to scheduled and then do the medical.

New Card is Being Produced today.

New Card is Being Produced today.

New Card is Being Produced today.

Had the interview today. It was kinda weird but probably the easiest part of the process. 
 
We waited about 40 minutes before being called. The officer asked for our passports, birth certificates, marriage license. I also gave him a court order saying I changed my name, but he barely looked at it.
 
He asked if I had a new medical. I said no because I wasn't required to do so. Then he asked for photos of us and other documents the showed both our names. Then he asked me If I have been arrested, been denied entry to the US and when was the last time I entered the US. All of that without making any comments. 
 
Then he asked my husband about his job. We told him he got a new job after the initial application, so we gave him a new affidavit of support and a new employment verification letter. He also asked if I was working, I said yes, and gave him my employment letter.
 
He finished saying everything looked good and we would get the card in the mail in 2 weeks. 
 
I reminded him one more time my name changed and asked if I would receive the card with the new name. He said: "Oh right, can I see the court order again?". I showed him again and he wrote down the new name. I also showed him my new SSC with the new name.
 
He said again we would get the card in 2 weeks.
 
The interview was probably only 5 minutes long.
 

New Card is Being Produced today.