Zoltan K
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On 11/4/2020 at 10:06 PM, PP31 said:
So the disappointing thing was that my interview is scheduled in Charlotte,NC.
Even though I changed my address, even confirmed with the representatives and always selected my husbands address for all immigration communication etc.
like even this interview letter reached me at my new Texas address.
even for that question on I-130 - the beneficiary will apply for adjustment of status in which state - I selected Dallas, Texas
so I don’t get how this mistake could have happened. I’m like beyond disappointed because this will put me wayyyy back in the queue
change of address is only for where they are going to send the written communication / green card. This does not provide ground to transfer a case from one office to another.
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have the interview in Charlotte. you moving residence does not concern USCIS to transfer your case.
if you don't show up, they will consider you abandoning the case and close with refusal for AOS.
I've heard people from Portland who moved to Florida and flew back to Portland for their interview.
I recommend getting those flight tickets and just be done with it. The way scheduling works with COVID re-openings, I would not try to miss this one...feel lucky you had one scheduled!
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24 minutes ago, KennethBk said:
Same happened to me, I called uscis and I found out they made a mistake with my address. You can call them and ask to speak to a tier 2 officer about it.
i called them. the guy says he can see the interview scheduled updated, but the letter was not generated/sent out, that's why we haven't received anything.
I submitted an online request also on USCIS to track on the status and advise we haven't got the letter.
I wait another 10 calendar days to see what their response is going to be.
The address on file was correct, so that is not the issue....very strange that they scheduled 2 weeks ago and not mailed anything.
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We got the interview scheduled notice on October 1st and 2 weeks later still haven't received the letter in the mail.
Those who recently got scheduled, how many days did it take to receive the letter?
I'm worried, because normally they schedule 1 month out so we are likely close to the actual date of the interview...
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18 hours ago, wasp8898 said:
Got my interview letter. Nov 4, 2020 at Portland OR office.
We are also in the portland office. At what date was your original interview scheduled for and did you apply for an extension before the interview got scheduled?
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We are also in the portland office. At what date was your original interview scheduled for and did you apply for an extension before the interview got scheduled?
thanks!
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theoretical question: what if we don't extend the EAD and get an interview scheduled some time in the future after the EAD has expired ?
Wife is not working...so it's just about the legal presence in the USA.
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13 hours ago, wasp8898 said:
Yeah no worries, I can do that. This is what I submitted for EAD. Tbh, not sure if I94 or my passport was needed but I just submitted them anyway.
I didn't file online, I filed and submitted my paperwork to this address via FedEx
USCIS
Attn: FBAS
131 South Dearborn-3rd Floor
Chicago, IL 60603-5517
Packet for Renewal of Form I-765 Application for Employment Authorization includes:
• Form G-1145 E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance for I-765
• Form I-765 Application for Employment Authorization
• Copy of previously approved Employment Authorization Card (Front)
• Copy of previously approved Employment Authorization Card (Back)
• Copy of I-94
• Copy of passport (biographical page)
• Certified Copy of Marriage Certificate
• Copy of I-797C, Notice of Action, receipt of filing I-485
• Previously approved EAD/AP mailer information and approval notice
• Two (2) Passport style photos
• Copy of Oregon State ID (front/back)
This one is for AP
Packet for Form I-131 Application for Travel Document includes:
• Form G-1145 E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance for I-I31
• Form I-131, Application for Travel Document
• Copy of previously approved Advanced Parole Document (Front)
• Copy of previously approved Advanced Parole Document (Back)
• Copy of I-94
• Copy of passport (biographical page)
• Certified Copy of Marriage Certificate
• Copy of I-797C, Notice of Action, receipt of filing I-485
• Previously approved EAD/AP mailer information and approval notice
• Two (2) Passport style photos
• Copy of Oregon State ID (front/back)I might have missed this...why is it better to submit the renewal 6 months early vs. let's say 1 month before expiration ?
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1 minute ago, shiestand said:
We had our green card interview originally scheduled April 13th but was of course cancelled due to COVID. Checking the Case Status online, it still indicates our original interview. Has anyone been given a new interview date yet? I'm worried with news of USCIS furloughs and lack of funding that we will won't be rescheduled for months. Just checking in with others who might be in the same situation!
ours was April 7th and got pushed back in the status to "ready to schedule interview", since then no change or any communication from uscis
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8 minutes ago, Letspaintcookies said:
There's nothing to expect, you'll have to apply for an extension.
it is very well described here, how to proceed with an extension.
what I asked is experience from those who neared the 1 year period. I've heard some were approved without interviews, so wanted to find out if that was the rule or just the lucky exception.
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any experience what happened to those who were nearing the end of their EAD/AP card validity during covid?
were they auto-approved for the greencard without an interview?
I think we still have 5 months before the cards expire, so just checking what to expect...
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got new job, interview got delayed due to covid.
i managed to dodge the bullet..
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All,
My wife and 2 step children are going through the fiancee visa process + adjustment of status.
Our adjustment of status interview date is 4/9/2020 and on 3/6/2020 I was let go at work.
The affidavit of support (I-864) was entirely dependent on my income.
Now I have a joint sponsor who is willing to step in.
My questions:
1) will I need to fill out again my own AoS document indicating I'm now unemployed and bring that updated + the new affidavit of support from the joint sponsor for the interview?
2) any unexpected surprise I can face disclosing it during the interview process?
Anything else I need to know, need to be aware of and think about for the next 4 weeks till our interview date?
those in similar situation, could you please share how you've handled it ?
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Portland USCIS office here. Interview date is set for April 9th for K1 and two K2s.
Anyone else for the Portland office lined up ?
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41 minutes ago, Fe.Ta said:
How many of us are still waiting on interviews? It seems @Sarge2155 and I? And then? 🤣
me too. I'm assigned to Portland. Likely I won't get an interview scheduled in the next 6 months.
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5 hours ago, Nonfluffy said:
Thank you for the helpful information!
I've been doing a lot of research too, it's really not fair that there are people who received SSN card 1-2 days after EAD (some people even got it before EAD) and also there are others who didn't receive it until almost 3 weeks later...
I also found this PDF on the USCIS website, It seems like we should expect it within 7 business days after receiving EAD.
It will have been 7 business days on Monday after I received mine so I think I'm gonna go to SSA to apply in person. (Because I'm pretty sure USCIS did not apply for my SSN )
EBE_Flyer_Apply_for_your_Social_Security_Number_While_Applying_for_Your.pdf 400.77 kB · 3 downloads
thanks for the flyer, I will print this. When I applied for my wife's SSN in person luckily a more senior member was there to assist the officer. The one I talked to was nice, but had no idea how to handle a K1 (fiancee) visa situation.
Bringing this will help to educate them how to do their job and stop arguing with us
See my post just above. They messed up one of the children's card and the AP authorization is not stated on it...I suspect the SSN application will not happen by itself either
Likely I had one of those druids review my file with 1 week of experience
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6 hours ago, Save85 said:
From looking at others, although it depends on the office location, it seems like around 30~45 days timeframe. If any others can chime in on this, appreciate it. Thanks!
We might actually be scheduled for an interview on the same day.
i'm 60+ days on ready to be scheduled for interview. The Portland office runs 11 months before scheduling interviews.
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a very interesting thing happened. wife and child #1 received AP/EAD combo card. child #2 also approved on both cases but received EAD card stating no re-entry allowed.
I went back to look at the letters which came through the mail and I remembered for one person it was not the same. Child #2 had 2 separate letters one for EAD and one for AP approval, however those who received a combo card their approval letter for EAD stated combo approval, while child #2's EAD approval letter just addressed EAD.
Will she receive a separate AP card now in the mail due to some USCIS processing error ?
She has been approved for AP, but she has not received a combo card, which is very strange.
Anyone has experienced this before and if yes, what was the outcome / solution ?
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On 1/8/2020 at 2:21 AM, Nonfluffy said:
2 weeks after receiving?!😱 oh wow... I guess I'm gonna have to tough it out again. Thanks anyways!
look up this thread.
most people get it 1-2 weeks after EAD arrived. If you don't get it by 3 weeks go to the local SS office and they can look it up if it's been processed.
If not processed yet in the system, I would just apply on the spot.
I am in the same shoes with you. EAD is coming on 1/11 Saturday and I will stick it out till Feb 1. If by then not received, I will apply in person in an SS office.
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2 hours ago, Nonfluffy said:
Is there anyone who never had SSN issued before and applied for it on I-765(EAD)? How long did it take to receive SSN card after receiving EAD?
I got my EAD in the mail last week and now waiting for my SSN card... realized that there is not much I can do with just EAD until I get SSN 😑
About 2 weeks based on what others reported
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7 hours ago, Prizm123 said:
she doesnt know how to drive lol
getting a local driver's license has been a challenge for mine too. she has a valid Thai license, which at least she can use to drive. When first she took the DMV test she failed the max 8 questions around question 12. After that she admitted she didn't understand the English for most questions. I purchased her an oregon DMV online test, which had a predicted probability to pass the knowledge test and I told her she cannot go again to test until the probability is at 85%. When she reached it (~1.5 months practicing and learning mostly English words), she passed immediately. Now we are waiting for her work authorization card to arrive (approved just Jan 3rd) and with that we can go back, prove her legal presence and then she will be allowed to take the road test, which will be the final step to get her a local driver's license. ....with her married name on it, so finally we can live normal.
It's been a journey for sure
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22 hours ago, Prizm123 said:
lease
renters insurance
release of information forms for medical insurance
internet bill
medical insurance cards
about 60 pictures
thats what we are bringing. hope its enough.
this is a good list. my car insurance card also shows all authorized drivers, including my wife, so that might be a good add to the above list
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September 2019 AOS Filers
in Adjustment of Status Case Filing and Progress Reports
Posted
yesterday we received the green cards for wife and children. I've updated my timeline so everything is there, but in short our April 9th interview was rescheduled, moved to Nov 18.
Verbally on the spot they advise me that we passed, but some of the paperwork was not sent down from USCIS to the local office where we interviewed, hence we had to wait till everything was received. About a week ago the status changed to approved and within a week the cards were produced/mailed and eventually received safely yesterday.
Living so close to the Canadian border, now we can finally think about taking a winter vacation
it was a long journey for all of us, I wish everyone best of luck with their new spouse/family