Irush93

Hey! 
 
I mailed mine aug 2nd.
- arrived Aug 4th
- received text of notice of receipt today (aug 9th) & card charged 
 
I will update when I get official letter in the mail. Good luck everyone! :)

Well I guess it's official I just got the approval notice in the mail with notice date of 4/3/2020. I suspect the GC will follow in the next few days. Wow what a rush! I also suspect that other cases will follow suit!

Received my AOS interview in the mail today. I'm scheduled on March 3rd in Montgomery, Alabama

EAD updated to New Card Is Being Produced so happy!!

I had my interview with yesterday and we were approved on the spot! 🎉
 
Here's my review in case it helps anyone:
 
AOS INTERVIEW ATLANTA FIELD OFFICE.
My appointment was at 745, but we left the house at 645. What was meant to be a 30 min drive was almost 50 mins (THANKS TO ATL TRAFFIC🙃) LOL, we arrived at the office and went through security check first, it was kind of like airport security check. The officers were super friendly and professional. Definitely eased the tension. Once we were through the security check we had to check ourselves in, they asked for my appointment letter and my ID. They took my photo, finger prints and gave me a number. We were told to wait for our number to be called. By the time we sat down it was 7:37. Our number showed up on the screen indicating we were going to be called next, so we moved and waited at the door. We were called after 10 mins of waiting. The officer was pretty strict and professional. LOL, I walked in and asked how he was and almost sat down and he was like no don't sit yet. He asked us to raise our right hand and asked us if we swear to tell the truth. The man said very little and did a lot of typing and flipping through our paperwork. He asked for my BC and my husband proof he's a citizen. He then asked my husband how we met. After that he began checking boxes and dating them. (One box actually said approved by interview) LOL, but he continued with the questions. He asked when I moved to Canada from the US. (I lived in America for 10 years when I was younger) I told him I had documentation for it and he said he didn't need it. He asked my husband what he does for work, then asked me if I work. He looked up at me and said I see you have some photos, I didn't bring much only about 10, he just basically skimmed through them. He told us that our case was actually one of the easiest cases he's had to deal with. After some more typing he asked me if I have ever been arrested and explained I was approved and I'll be getting a 2 year green card with steps on what do after the 2 years. I asked if he needed any of my supporting documents and he said he has all he needs in our file. We were out of the office by 8:20. Got an email that new card was produced at 8:30. The actual interview took about 20 mins. There were probably about 12 couples all together including us. I thought it would be packed considering ATL's long wait times. But, I figure it was because the office opens at 7:00am. 
 

I had my interview with yesterday and we were approved on the spot! 🎉
 
Here's my review in case it helps anyone:
 
AOS INTERVIEW ATLANTA FIELD OFFICE.
My appointment was at 745, but we left the house at 645. What was meant to be a 30 min drive was almost 50 mins (THANKS TO ATL TRAFFIC🙃) LOL, we arrived at the office and went through security check first, it was kind of like airport security check. The officers were super friendly and professional. Definitely eased the tension. Once we were through the security check we had to check ourselves in, they asked for my appointment letter and my ID. They took my photo, finger prints and gave me a number. We were told to wait for our number to be called. By the time we sat down it was 7:37. Our number showed up on the screen indicating we were going to be called next, so we moved and waited at the door. We were called after 10 mins of waiting. The officer was pretty strict and professional. LOL, I walked in and asked how he was and almost sat down and he was like no don't sit yet. He asked us to raise our right hand and asked us if we swear to tell the truth. The man said very little and did a lot of typing and flipping through our paperwork. He asked for my BC and my husband proof he's a citizen. He then asked my husband how we met. After that he began checking boxes and dating them. (One box actually said approved by interview) LOL, but he continued with the questions. He asked when I moved to Canada from the US. (I lived in America for 10 years when I was younger) I told him I had documentation for it and he said he didn't need it. He asked my husband what he does for work, then asked me if I work. He looked up at me and said I see you have some photos, I didn't bring much only about 10, he just basically skimmed through them. He told us that our case was actually one of the easiest cases he's had to deal with. After some more typing he asked me if I have ever been arrested and explained I was approved and I'll be getting a 2 year green card with steps on what do after the 2 years. I asked if he needed any of my supporting documents and he said he has all he needs in our file. We were out of the office by 8:20. Got an email that new card was produced at 8:30. The actual interview took about 20 mins. There were probably about 12 couples all together including us. I thought it would be packed considering ATL's long wait times. But, I figure it was because the office opens at 7:00am. 
 

I had my interview with yesterday and we were approved on the spot! 🎉
 
Here's my review in case it helps anyone:
 
AOS INTERVIEW ATLANTA FIELD OFFICE.
My appointment was at 745, but we left the house at 645. What was meant to be a 30 min drive was almost 50 mins (THANKS TO ATL TRAFFIC🙃) LOL, we arrived at the office and went through security check first, it was kind of like airport security check. The officers were super friendly and professional. Definitely eased the tension. Once we were through the security check we had to check ourselves in, they asked for my appointment letter and my ID. They took my photo, finger prints and gave me a number. We were told to wait for our number to be called. By the time we sat down it was 7:37. Our number showed up on the screen indicating we were going to be called next, so we moved and waited at the door. We were called after 10 mins of waiting. The officer was pretty strict and professional. LOL, I walked in and asked how he was and almost sat down and he was like no don't sit yet. He asked us to raise our right hand and asked us if we swear to tell the truth. The man said very little and did a lot of typing and flipping through our paperwork. He asked for my BC and my husband proof he's a citizen. He then asked my husband how we met. After that he began checking boxes and dating them. (One box actually said approved by interview) LOL, but he continued with the questions. He asked when I moved to Canada from the US. (I lived in America for 10 years when I was younger) I told him I had documentation for it and he said he didn't need it. He asked my husband what he does for work, then asked me if I work. He looked up at me and said I see you have some photos, I didn't bring much only about 10, he just basically skimmed through them. He told us that our case was actually one of the easiest cases he's had to deal with. After some more typing he asked me if I have ever been arrested and explained I was approved and I'll be getting a 2 year green card with steps on what do after the 2 years. I asked if he needed any of my supporting documents and he said he has all he needs in our file. We were out of the office by 8:20. Got an email that new card was produced at 8:30. The actual interview took about 20 mins. There were probably about 12 couples all together including us. I thought it would be packed considering ATL's long wait times. But, I figure it was because the office opens at 7:00am. 
 

I had my interview with yesterday and we were approved on the spot! 🎉
 
Here's my review in case it helps anyone:
 
AOS INTERVIEW ATLANTA FIELD OFFICE.
My appointment was at 745, but we left the house at 645. What was meant to be a 30 min drive was almost 50 mins (THANKS TO ATL TRAFFIC🙃) LOL, we arrived at the office and went through security check first, it was kind of like airport security check. The officers were super friendly and professional. Definitely eased the tension. Once we were through the security check we had to check ourselves in, they asked for my appointment letter and my ID. They took my photo, finger prints and gave me a number. We were told to wait for our number to be called. By the time we sat down it was 7:37. Our number showed up on the screen indicating we were going to be called next, so we moved and waited at the door. We were called after 10 mins of waiting. The officer was pretty strict and professional. LOL, I walked in and asked how he was and almost sat down and he was like no don't sit yet. He asked us to raise our right hand and asked us if we swear to tell the truth. The man said very little and did a lot of typing and flipping through our paperwork. He asked for my BC and my husband proof he's a citizen. He then asked my husband how we met. After that he began checking boxes and dating them. (One box actually said approved by interview) LOL, but he continued with the questions. He asked when I moved to Canada from the US. (I lived in America for 10 years when I was younger) I told him I had documentation for it and he said he didn't need it. He asked my husband what he does for work, then asked me if I work. He looked up at me and said I see you have some photos, I didn't bring much only about 10, he just basically skimmed through them. He told us that our case was actually one of the easiest cases he's had to deal with. After some more typing he asked me if I have ever been arrested and explained I was approved and I'll be getting a 2 year green card with steps on what do after the 2 years. I asked if he needed any of my supporting documents and he said he has all he needs in our file. We were out of the office by 8:20. Got an email that new card was produced at 8:30. The actual interview took about 20 mins. There were probably about 12 couples all together including us. I thought it would be packed considering ATL's long wait times. But, I figure it was because the office opens at 7:00am. 
 

Congrats!Thanks for your review......

I had my interview with yesterday and we were approved on the spot! 🎉
 
Here's my review in case it helps anyone:
 
AOS INTERVIEW ATLANTA FIELD OFFICE.
My appointment was at 745, but we left the house at 645. What was meant to be a 30 min drive was almost 50 mins (THANKS TO ATL TRAFFIC🙃) LOL, we arrived at the office and went through security check first, it was kind of like airport security check. The officers were super friendly and professional. Definitely eased the tension. Once we were through the security check we had to check ourselves in, they asked for my appointment letter and my ID. They took my photo, finger prints and gave me a number. We were told to wait for our number to be called. By the time we sat down it was 7:37. Our number showed up on the screen indicating we were going to be called next, so we moved and waited at the door. We were called after 10 mins of waiting. The officer was pretty strict and professional. LOL, I walked in and asked how he was and almost sat down and he was like no don't sit yet. He asked us to raise our right hand and asked us if we swear to tell the truth. The man said very little and did a lot of typing and flipping through our paperwork. He asked for my BC and my husband proof he's a citizen. He then asked my husband how we met. After that he began checking boxes and dating them. (One box actually said approved by interview) LOL, but he continued with the questions. He asked when I moved to Canada from the US. (I lived in America for 10 years when I was younger) I told him I had documentation for it and he said he didn't need it. He asked my husband what he does for work, then asked me if I work. He looked up at me and said I see you have some photos, I didn't bring much only about 10, he just basically skimmed through them. He told us that our case was actually one of the easiest cases he's had to deal with. After some more typing he asked me if I have ever been arrested and explained I was approved and I'll be getting a 2 year green card with steps on what do after the 2 years. I asked if he needed any of my supporting documents and he said he has all he needs in our file. We were out of the office by 8:20. Got an email that new card was produced at 8:30. The actual interview took about 20 mins. There were probably about 12 couples all together including us. I thought it would be packed considering ATL's long wait times. But, I figure it was because the office opens at 7:00am. 
 

I had my interview with yesterday and we were approved on the spot! 🎉
 
Here's my review in case it helps anyone:
 
AOS INTERVIEW ATLANTA FIELD OFFICE.
My appointment was at 745, but we left the house at 645. What was meant to be a 30 min drive was almost 50 mins (THANKS TO ATL TRAFFIC🙃) LOL, we arrived at the office and went through security check first, it was kind of like airport security check. The officers were super friendly and professional. Definitely eased the tension. Once we were through the security check we had to check ourselves in, they asked for my appointment letter and my ID. They took my photo, finger prints and gave me a number. We were told to wait for our number to be called. By the time we sat down it was 7:37. Our number showed up on the screen indicating we were going to be called next, so we moved and waited at the door. We were called after 10 mins of waiting. The officer was pretty strict and professional. LOL, I walked in and asked how he was and almost sat down and he was like no don't sit yet. He asked us to raise our right hand and asked us if we swear to tell the truth. The man said very little and did a lot of typing and flipping through our paperwork. He asked for my BC and my husband proof he's a citizen. He then asked my husband how we met. After that he began checking boxes and dating them. (One box actually said approved by interview) LOL, but he continued with the questions. He asked when I moved to Canada from the US. (I lived in America for 10 years when I was younger) I told him I had documentation for it and he said he didn't need it. He asked my husband what he does for work, then asked me if I work. He looked up at me and said I see you have some photos, I didn't bring much only about 10, he just basically skimmed through them. He told us that our case was actually one of the easiest cases he's had to deal with. After some more typing he asked me if I have ever been arrested and explained I was approved and I'll be getting a 2 year green card with steps on what do after the 2 years. I asked if he needed any of my supporting documents and he said he has all he needs in our file. We were out of the office by 8:20. Got an email that new card was produced at 8:30. The actual interview took about 20 mins. There were probably about 12 couples all together including us. I thought it would be packed considering ATL's long wait times. But, I figure it was because the office opens at 7:00am. 
 

I had my interview with yesterday and we were approved on the spot! 🎉
 
Here's my review in case it helps anyone:
 
AOS INTERVIEW ATLANTA FIELD OFFICE.
My appointment was at 745, but we left the house at 645. What was meant to be a 30 min drive was almost 50 mins (THANKS TO ATL TRAFFIC🙃) LOL, we arrived at the office and went through security check first, it was kind of like airport security check. The officers were super friendly and professional. Definitely eased the tension. Once we were through the security check we had to check ourselves in, they asked for my appointment letter and my ID. They took my photo, finger prints and gave me a number. We were told to wait for our number to be called. By the time we sat down it was 7:37. Our number showed up on the screen indicating we were going to be called next, so we moved and waited at the door. We were called after 10 mins of waiting. The officer was pretty strict and professional. LOL, I walked in and asked how he was and almost sat down and he was like no don't sit yet. He asked us to raise our right hand and asked us if we swear to tell the truth. The man said very little and did a lot of typing and flipping through our paperwork. He asked for my BC and my husband proof he's a citizen. He then asked my husband how we met. After that he began checking boxes and dating them. (One box actually said approved by interview) LOL, but he continued with the questions. He asked when I moved to Canada from the US. (I lived in America for 10 years when I was younger) I told him I had documentation for it and he said he didn't need it. He asked my husband what he does for work, then asked me if I work. He looked up at me and said I see you have some photos, I didn't bring much only about 10, he just basically skimmed through them. He told us that our case was actually one of the easiest cases he's had to deal with. After some more typing he asked me if I have ever been arrested and explained I was approved and I'll be getting a 2 year green card with steps on what do after the 2 years. I asked if he needed any of my supporting documents and he said he has all he needs in our file. We were out of the office by 8:20. Got an email that new card was produced at 8:30. The actual interview took about 20 mins. There were probably about 12 couples all together including us. I thought it would be packed considering ATL's long wait times. But, I figure it was because the office opens at 7:00am. 
 

Interview was scheduled on January 23, 2020.
 
It was ready for schedule on November 14, 2019.
 
Will be waiting for that mail for the actual interview date. Yay! 

My husband's EAD was mailed today, and oddly his SS card showed up before it. Interview next week!

Hey there! Congrats! I got mine on Friday 😊 
I asked my lawyer about SSN and he said that it'd take a few weeks to get it
Not sure if it'll be the same for you, but just saying what I heard 🙂

NOA1: Sept 27th
RFE: Nov 18th
RFE Response Received: Nov 29th
New Card Produced: Jan 14th
 
For AOS:
Ready to Schedule Interview: Dec 13th
Interview Scheduled: Dec 13th
Interview Date: Jan 23rd 
My Field Office is in Atlana

I had:
1/6 - New card is being produced
1/7 - Approved 
1/8 - We mailed your card 
1/9 - Your card has been picked up with USPS - Tracking number XYZ123456
1/13 - Your card was delivered 
 
 

I'm curious if there are other updates after 'card being produced'? I've heard 'approved' comes also. If that before or after. Ring produced? 
 
Also what have everyone's timeline been from each update as well as from being produced to receiving the EAD in hand?
 

Just received an update for EAD: 'new card is being produced.' I will probably only have it for a couple days because my GC interview is next week Thursday.
 
Good Luck to everyone! 

Just received an update for EAD: 'new card is being produced.' I will probably only have it for a couple days because my GC interview is next week Thursday.
 
Good Luck to everyone! 

I had my interview today. I waited for an hour. The lady only asked me about info from the I-485 form and how we met. She asked if I have any pictures, I brought 6 and showed them to her. She didn't ask for any supporting documents but when she asked me if I have any questions I asked her if she wants all those bills, bank statements and insurance papers I had with me. She said sure so I gave her everything I had just in case the person who will review the paperwork after her can see them. 
At the end she told me she will recommend me for approval. Over all it took around 15 minutes. 

Just received an update for EAD: 'new card is being produced.' I will probably only have it for a couple days because my GC interview is next week Thursday.
 
Good Luck to everyone! 

Just received an update for EAD: 'new card is being produced.' I will probably only have it for a couple days because my GC interview is next week Thursday.
 
Good Luck to everyone! 

Just received an update for EAD: 'new card is being produced.' I will probably only have it for a couple days because my GC interview is next week Thursday.
 
Good Luck to everyone! 

Just received an update for EAD: 'new card is being produced.' I will probably only have it for a couple days because my GC interview is next week Thursday.
 
Good Luck to everyone!