AndreaNGA

Thanks everyone. Just want to update that my case was *approved* next day and my oath ceremony was scheduled 3 weeks after my interview.

Card mailed on 10/7. No biometrics or interview needed!

Just wanted to give everyone a heads up that my wife's card arrived in the mail a couple of weeks ago and was processed by the Nebraska center. Was rather quite a surprise, but we'll take it.

Guyss!! I got a notification I was receiving something from uscis on my mail today and I was like "theres no way I'm getting my card so soon" so I went to check on the website to see if there was an update and I saw this. 
Usps just dropped my card right now!! I wasn't really expecting anything till later on but it feels good to stop worrying about this.
 
I hope you start getting approve also really soon🤞
 
I'm LIN center btw.

UPDATE: I was able to restore the sheet with Safari (it didn't work in Chrome for whatever reason). It looks like someone deleted everything on October 9. I was able to restore it back to the version of October 4, 8:14pm. If you made any edits after that, please review the sheet and make these edits again if needed. Still not sure what happened, but at least the version history was not deleted!!

Hi all! Just wanted to let you know that someone has accidentally deleted all the data from the December 2020 sheet. I own the sheet and I tried to track down a different version (version history) to restore the file, but it looks like the version history has also been deleted? I ended up filing in February myself so I haven't been super actively monitoring the Google Doc. I just noticed this today when I saw a discussion about sheet data being deleted in the February 2021 group. If anyone has more experience in Google Docs and has other ideas on how to fix this, let me know I need to give you any additional controls as the sheet's "owner". 

Thank you all for the replies. My SSN actually arrived today in the post so im delighted. 
 
EAD & AP combo Card arrived Weds 26th Sept & SSN arrived Fri 28th Sept. 
 

Hi All, 
 
My 90 day window opened end of Nov 2020 but did not have all evidence gathered and mailed until early Dec 2020.
 
-Mailed on 5th December 2020 via UPS to Phoenix, AZ Lockbox
-Delivered on 15th December 2020
-I-797 NOA dated 21st Jan 2021
-Check cashed on 22nd Jan 2021
-I-797 NOA of Receipt received in mail on 25th Jan 2021
 
Extension of conditional residence for 18 months granted, receipt number beginning with LIN - Nebraska Service Centre 
 
 

Just received my wife's NOA today! Received date 12-28-2020, notice date 1-30-2021. Nebraska service center. 18-month extension!

Just want to let you know I received my 10 yrs green card in the mail today. Thank you all for the help. See you all soon for naturalization 😊 below is my time line! 
 
01/25/2021 - received 10 yr GC in the mail
01/19/2021 - Case was approved
01/18/2021 - new card being produced
12/21/2020 - case transferred to NBC
12/14/2020 - biometric letter received 
11/14/2020 - check was cashed
10/27/2020 - package was received in AZ
10/26/2020 - sent package
 
hope that helps and God bless us all! 

We finally got our text!!! I didn't even realize that our check had been cashed yesterday.
 
We filed 12/27, text on 2/5

Hi All, 
 
My 90 day window opened end of Nov 2020 but did not have all evidence gathered and mailed until early Dec 2020.
 
-Mailed on 5th December 2020 via UPS to Phoenix, AZ Lockbox
-Delivered on 15th December 2020
-I-797 NOA dated 21st Jan 2021
-Check cashed on 22nd Jan 2021
-I-797 NOA of Receipt received in mail on 25th Jan 2021
 
Extension of conditional residence for 18 months granted, receipt number beginning with LIN - Nebraska Service Centre 
 
 

Hi Guys, 
 
My ROC package was delivered on 12/07/2020 via Fedex. Credit card charged: 01/18/2021.
NOA Dated: 01/18/2021
NOA Received: 01/23/2021
Text: 01/28/2021.
EAC service centre. 
 
updating my timeline.
02/04/2021: Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken.(no letter received on this, checked case status on USCIS website)

I created the December 2020 Filers tracking document for our group: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UmCPGDCa8Ffjbc0X-tHb1tNRjRz0IYVWmhT6q4jU53k/edit?usp=sharing 

Sometimes they reuse biometrics:

really.. my case number is WAC and I received a notification 1/20/2021 that my case is transferred to NBC.. so does that mean my case has a possibility to get approved faster? ty
Hello, I'm from SFO, CA. My case number is WAC!
Here's my timeline:
10/26/2020- Sent my package to AZ
10/28/2020- Package received
11/18/2020- Check was cashed
11/19/2020- NOA
11/23/2020- NOA received in mail
1/20/2021- case transferred to NBC
1/25/2021- NOA regarding case transferred to NBC in mail received
Now, waiting for good news... hopefully my 10 year green card will be processed faster!
 
 
 

Thank you all for the replies. My SSN actually arrived today in the post so im delighted. 
 
EAD & AP combo Card arrived Weds 26th Sept & SSN arrived Fri 28th Sept. 
 

Hello everyone, i went on my AOS interview yesterday and i got approved. I hope everyone get their interview dates soon. 

Around a week in my experience, although the most recent one took closer to two weeks. 

i think they advise a month but usually a week or 2. sometimes a few days (i usually get my stuff quickly)

It took 9 days from status changing online  'interview scheduled' to receive the letter in the mail. They gave us just over 4 weeks notice for the interview. 

Thanks for the reply and info Anna

Yes, a ton of people. Advance parole is an established procedure used hundreds of times a day. It's not guaranteed there will be no complications, as only US Citizens are guaranteed entry to the US, but if you haven't committed a crime since being granted AP or lied about something material, or bring something prohibited back with you like drugs, then it's most likely your spouse will be granted parole back into the US. 
 
I have traveled on it myself and had to spend some time in secondary processing at the PoE but it was routine.  I also found dozens of success stories online and talked to 5 lawyers just to feel comfortable (because it is a scary thing) and I got a lot of comfort from them. 

Like others said, only US citizens are guaranteed entry. A few years ago I used my AP to travel to my home country and after 2 months abroad, at my POE I was sent to secondary inspection. The officer inspecting me allowed me re-entry but gave me a hard time just for being in my home country for 2 months visiting my family. And then or now I don't have any criminal records, not even a speeding ticket. 
Thanks God now I'm a US citizen and I won't have to worry about this kind of travel issues on my return.

For the purpose of reentry AP holds the same power as a GC. The only people guaranteed entry into the US are US citizens.