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Our interview was October 11.
The USCIS staus changed to "New Card being Produced" the Monday after that which is the 15th. A couple of days after it said card being mailed to me.
 
This morning I got a notification saying USPS picked it up and was scheduled to be delivered on the 22nd of October, but when I checked the mail today I was surprised. I finally got it!!!
 
I hope you guys get yours soon too!

long time no post, on my behalf 🙈 currently on day 127!!! i never imagined to say that i'd rather complain about going to work every night than complaining not being able to work 😢 this is just so frustrating

So we had an interview for GC yesterday and we was approved!! Emotionally exhausted but absolutely happy!! 🤩🤩🤩 
Case status has changed to "card is being produced" in an hour after interview.
San-Diego office
 
Interview took about 30 minutes. IO was friendly and calm, but asked a lot of questions.
 
First he asked us to show all original documents - passport, birthday certificate, marriage and divorce papers.
 
He didn't ask a medical exam, I've send just vaccination list.
 
Then was questions from I-485 form: names, addresses, date of birth, date when i came to US, all those criminal/terrorist questions.
Then he asked when I first time came to US, how many times I was here and where, what type of visa i used. When I've got my K1 visa and where, if I worked in US before during my stay
 
Then he started to ask my husband - how we met, some questions about his divorce, he took his divorce papers and attached them to case. 
Asked him about his job, how we met first time, what we did my first visit.
 
To this time it started to look more as talking we both answered, he made notes in the case.
 
So other questions: when I came second time, if he visited my country, how long was my most long stay (I've stayed for 5,5 months before), how we engaged, about wedding, where we live now, why we use PO box for correspondence.
 
Then he asked what kind of joint papers we have - we has rent and insurances. He asked why we didn't make joint account, but for his bank we needed my SSN and I just got it 5 days ago so it our future step.
He said its ok, yes, some banks more care about documentaries and he knows that our bank works this way.
 
Then he looked through pictures - I've printed them on printer, two pictures on the list, about 25 pages - pictures from weddings, meeting with friends, with parents, from home and our travels and camping. He looked through all pictures, we made comments, and he took all pictures and attached to the case.
 
We also had a letter from friends, but he said he needn't it now. Also I had letter from friends with post stamps with congrats and stickers from amazon boxes with mu name and address on them - but never went through it)
 
Then he said that everything seems good, he just need to make one more background check and if nothing would out we would get a notification. Told about removal conditions and such things. 
 
In an hour we've got notification that New card is being proceed!))
Goood luck to everyone!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

in the old uscis website it says New card is being produced

Anyone here mind that i post my days w/o EAD 😋 128 and getting frustated . We are happy for those who got theirs, but this is Bxxx$hit. 

I filed June 26th. 
 

Finally some news.. usually in a different order but I'm not complaining.  Got an interview date for GC.. Nov 7.  And 2 days after I got message that my EAD card being mailed . Finally..  now to get things ready for interview.

If she has not claimed to be a US citizen to work, to claim any benefit, or to conduct any business, then she's probably fine. She may get grilled a bit in the interview considering she overstayed for 2 years but ultimately that wound't be the reason for them to deny her AOS application. If she has no criminal records, her overstay and illegal employment should be forgiven as a spouse to a USC.
 
Just be honest on the forms, don't lie about whether or not she has worked, especially if she has filed tax within the States before. Double check to see what she has claimed on the tax forms.
 
Hope it goes well for you. 
 
And for all those people who are questioning how she overstayed in the States without a valid working permit. Well, not all employers ask employees to fill in I-9 forms/some jobs are paid with cash, like being a nanny, an event staff, a cleaning lady, etc./She may have financial support from her home country like international students do/.
 
Whatever her case is, the OP didn't ask for a detective. He simply asked for suggestions. Let's keep the good tradition of VJ, being helpful and honest but not judgmental. 

I think somebody had the same situation before.
but I would suggest that why don’t you just prepare all three options if you don’t know which one you miss ? 
I think you would only be deported if they deny your case in the interview. I guess all you can do is try hard to prepare well for the interview and pass the interview.