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Green card is here!!!

Green card is here!!!

Green card is here!!!

Feb 27 for my interview (Baltimore)
God is good!!

Feb 27 for my interview (Baltimore)
God is good!!

Feb 27 for my interview (Baltimore)
God is good!!

Feb 27 for my interview (Baltimore)
God is good!!

EAD finally here!!!
Thanks God.

Anyone here from Baltimore?? Filing AOS from K1?!

OMG I’m very happy for you!!

After 11 months in administrative Processing  my fiancé visa was finally approved. It’s been such a stressful journey for both of us but I think god for putting us through this because it made us stronger and gain patience something both him and I lacked. We started this journey back in December 2017!!! This forum has helped me in so many ways, no question was ever left unanswered. Thank you to everyone who helped us along the way. All were waiting on is the visa to be printed and mailed. For those who are wondering here’s our loooonnnngg time line. 
 
December 7th 2017 sent application to USCIS 
December 8th recieved 
*USCIS recieved date December 13th
June 27th Approved 
July 5th sent to NVC
July 15th  Transit
July 18th paid 
Interview scheduled on July 19th for September 4th. 
 
September 4th 2018- Interview: Placed on AP due to not having original Divorce & Marriage License. Asked for additional chat logs from October 2016 (I sent January 2017 through 2018 chat logs)
 
Marriage and Divorce certificates took 4.5 months due to inbetween riots and Haiti slow processing along with a whole bunch of in-between B.S
 
February 6th 2019 documents sent 
February 7th Haiti starts 1.5 week protest which caused DHL and embassy to be closed. 
February 18th Documents arrived was advised to wait 60 days for answer 
 
April 4thth contact embassy was advised to be patient 
 
April 9th wrote Senator on the issue 
April 18th senator stated they sent the embassy a letter. 
Updated on the April 20th & 23rd
April 24th embassy calls fiancée and advised him to a package at DHL on April 26th. Packet states he need a new Medical 
 
April 29th medical completed 
May 3rd Medical mailed to the embassy 
May 7th received/updated
May 15th case update 
May 17th case update 
May 24th case update 
May 29 Case update 
June 21, 2019 case update 
July 17th Emailed Senator again
August 2nd - Email US Ambassador for Haiti 
August 5th - Case changed from AP to Ready 
August 6th Case changed to application received and changed from Immigration Visa to Nonimmgration visa. Received a follow up email from embassy stating the visa was approved. 
August 7 - Called to confirm status, I was advised the visa has been issued. 
 

Oh ok thanks !

Hey guys!
My SSN is finally here. It took about two weeks for me to receive it.

Case number receives by notification,this morning 🙏🏽🤞🏽👍🏽

Sent the package today 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽

Sent the package today 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽

Hey guys!
My SSN is finally here. It took about two weeks for me to receive it.

Hey guys!
My SSN is finally here. It took about two weeks for me to receive it.

I can’t believe it!! God is so good. I’m more than happy for you. Finally!!
 

For those of you who have been following my Visa Journey, keeping me in your prayers, & offering me words of encouragement; I just want to say THANK YOU. Especially the Haitian K1 Visa thread. I finally got the chance to see this wonderful update this morning:
 

 
My struggles with my visa journey are available to you in my previous posts on my page, but I would like to update everyone on how it concluded to issued. 
 
After following up with my congressperson around mid March to make a 2nd congressional inquiry, the embassy responded in 2 days and informed the congress to tell my fiancé to complete a new medical. The embassy let us know that they will be sending him another 221g along with his passport in order to complete the new medical and for him to send everything back through DHL when completed. This was on March 20th, it took my fiancé about a week and a half to complete his medical and send everything in. Embassy received it on April 2nd and updated my case on the 2nd, the 11th and the 18th is when my visa case status finally went from immigrant visa to non-immigrant visa. This morning it changed to issued. I am
so grateful and crying tears of joy because I finally get to be reunited with my loved one and this part of my visajourney is finally done! Now to worry about POE and AOS! At least my fiancé and I can do that together. Here is an quick recap of my time line;
 
9/19/2018- Interview went well but placed on AP due to embassy wanting to verify/confirm divorce info. I sent email asking them what do they need, if anything. 
 
9/20/2018- Embassy replied to my email asking for “submit confirmation of divorce to the national archives”. Didn’t really know what this meant since we provided them with our national archive divorce forms already, but we gathered the judgement of divorce and the newspaper announcement (customary of Haiti) of his divorce from his divorce lawyer since that’s all we have left to possibly give them to confirm the divorce.
 
10/9/2018- Additional divorce documents & passport sent through DHL
 
10/11/2018- Embassy received docs/passport. 
 
11/5/2018- my case had updated about 4-5 times in between these dates. 2 of the updates due to emails I sent the embassy and them responding. The date of the 5th is the last time the embassy ever updated my case up until I reached out to my congressman a month later.
 
12/5/2018- reached out to my congressman and they made a congressional inquiry.
 
01/04/2019 (Took a whole month!)- Embassy replies to congressional inquiry stating case documents are under review & due to security situations in Haiti they can’t give an estimated date of completion. Congressman tells me to follow up on or around March 20th. 60 more days! 😩
 
03/18/2019- Followed up with congressional inquiry
 
03/20/2019- embassy replies asking for new medical 
 
04/02/2019- new medical received by embassy 
 
04/18/2019- Visa status went from immigrant to non immigrant with new case creation date
 
04/22/2019- Visa Issued!
 
It took me 7 months in AP from interview date to finally receive my visa. 
 
I started this visa journey 2 years ago on December 29th, 2017 when I sent my K1 packet in to USCIS. I know we have a long way to go still but I’m so happy we’ve finally concluded this part of my journey. Thank you lord! 👏🏿🙏🏿🤗

You want to answer "no" to this question. This is for individuals who came to the US unlawfully before April 30, 2001. This is for people who came without a visa. I'm assuming your case is a marriage case. So the answer would be "no".

Hello , 
It is a stressful process. Try to relax cause if you stress too much it won't be good for your well being.
this forum is here to help as much we could. 
Ok let me try helping with your questions. 
You can use the 1-94 to get your Social security card. Take the 1-94 with your passport to the newest SS office and go apply for it asap before it's expire.
Yes you can file the I- 131 with the rest of the forms ( I-485  and work permit)  when you file the adjustment of status. It's important to have it in case you need to go out of the country before you receive the green card. 
 For the translation see if you can find a local place that do translation. Be careful with online place as there are a lot of scam. You will also need to notorize the translation once you have it translate. 
 
Tips: 
Make a checklists of all the documents you will need so you don't miss anything. 
If you have anything questions feel free to ask. 
 
Good Luck

Visa in hands!!
thank you to everyone 
God bless 🙏🏽

Visa in hands!!
thank you to everyone 
God bless 🙏🏽

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-results 
 
hey guys I just wanted to share the link once you are in the United States about a week the I-94 you need to get your social security number this is your admission record we just printed ours also you can print form RM-10211 to show k1 can apply have a good weekend everyone