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New update

1/3 Filed
1/8 Sms with 3 case numbers
1/10 got 1 NOA (for AOS, dated 1/7)
1/15 got biometrics app
1/30 biometrics taken
2/19 EAD Approved (“New card is being produced”)
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2/20 EAD: Case was approved, we sent you an approval notice.
2/20 AP: Case was approved, we sent you an approval notice.

So I guess that means I’ll get my combo card soon. I really miss my family.
 
I really hope y’all get the same updates soon.
 

Some folks do get EAD/AP without the Finger print. The only cause is that they were able to obtain finger prints from some where else.. no one knows but i have seen people receiving EAD/AP without the Finger print done 

I don't know but EAD's seem to be processing pretty fast the last two months. The craziest thing happened in our office last week. A client actually had their EAD approved without having done the bio-metrics first lol. He received his social security number, but of course no work permit since they do not even have his photo or fingerprints on file yet lol. He has has bios appointment next week. However the last month I had three EADS approved within a month in a half, which is unheard of these days, but hey its possible. However, it is three out of like 20, so I would still not say it is the norm.

I don't know but EAD's seem to be processing pretty fast the last two months. The craziest thing happened in our office last week. A client actually had their EAD approved without having done the bio-metrics first lol. He received his social security number, but of course no work permit since they do not even have his photo or fingerprints on file yet lol. He has has bios appointment next week. However the last month I had three EADS approved within a month in a half, which is unheard of these days, but hey its possible. However, it is three out of like 20, so I would still not say it is the norm.

Don't put anything in number 3. The bold text above says it's for persons that are not sponsored. Just 1 in number 1 and 1 in number 2.

and household size is 2.

You're on a roll lol. Yeah, it is the red text and for last place of Arrival it would be buffalo, NY because it is where you entered through and were admitted. Come on we can do this before the 24th!!!!!! 
 
This is the most stressful time of my life right now lol. I have to get like 10 complicated AOS applications out of here by Friday and next week I have my California Bar exam on Tuesday and Wednesday. This site helps me release stress, so I love all you guys hahah.

You're on a roll lol. Yeah, it is the red text and for last place of Arrival it would be buffalo, NY because it is where you entered through and were admitted. Come on we can do this before the 24th!!!!!! 
 
This is the most stressful time of my life right now lol. I have to get like 10 complicated AOS applications out of here by Friday and next week I have my California Bar exam on Tuesday and Wednesday. This site helps me release stress, so I love all you guys hahah.

You're on a roll lol. Yeah, it is the red text and for last place of Arrival it would be buffalo, NY because it is where you entered through and were admitted. Come on we can do this before the 24th!!!!!! 
 
This is the most stressful time of my life right now lol. I have to get like 10 complicated AOS applications out of here by Friday and next week I have my California Bar exam on Tuesday and Wednesday. This site helps me release stress, so I love all you guys hahah.

You're on a roll lol. Yeah, it is the red text and for last place of Arrival it would be buffalo, NY because it is where you entered through and were admitted. Come on we can do this before the 24th!!!!!! 
 
This is the most stressful time of my life right now lol. I have to get like 10 complicated AOS applications out of here by Friday and next week I have my California Bar exam on Tuesday and Wednesday. This site helps me release stress, so I love all you guys hahah.

So far looking good. The information you are looking for is on your passport. The passport Number is usually easily visible on your passport Biographic page, while the Non-immigrant Visa number is found on the Visa page. It is usually the number on the bottom right corner. It is not the control number. You were inspected when you came in and entered on the K1, so looks good. Make sure to put the city where you entered through and the expiration date on your passport and not the Visa. @klgck

So far looking good. The information you are looking for is on your passport. The passport Number is usually easily visible on your passport Biographic page, while the Non-immigrant Visa number is found on the Visa page. It is usually the number on the bottom right corner. It is not the control number. You were inspected when you came in and entered on the K1, so looks good. Make sure to put the city where you entered through and the expiration date on your passport and not the Visa. @klgck

Without the biometrics appointment you would not have that beautiful picture on your EAD though lol

From what I was able to see on my picture I look like if my husband picked me up on the streets 😂

Yeah, I hope none of us get it lol. I find it very strange and from my experience it is rare that individuals would get and RFE for taxes that year before that April 15th deadline. I can tell you immigration law offices around the country keep an eye on that April 15th deadline and there's a surge of applications being sent out right before that because after the 15th you would need to include the 2019 taxes. However, before that date I can't recall ever getting an RFE for their taxes. Like someone else mentioned here it is good practice just to have updated tax return information for the interview especially after all the changes immigration is going through at the moment. Officers are being given more discretion nowadays.
 
To be honest, a lot of things depend on an officer. Might be a new guy doing some weird things lol. I have gotten some officers that let a few things slide, which I know probably should not have gone through. I have also met some officers who are lawyers and very detail oriented and will catch any little thing. Hopefully all of our files get someone efficient who does not ask for more than what is needed and just wants to go home relax and watch some Netflix lol.
 
 

Yeah, I hope none of us get it lol. I find it very strange and from my experience it is rare that individuals would get and RFE for taxes that year before that April 15th deadline. I can tell you immigration law offices around the country keep an eye on that April 15th deadline and there's a surge of applications being sent out right before that because after the 15th you would need to include the 2019 taxes. However, before that date I can't recall ever getting an RFE for their taxes. Like someone else mentioned here it is good practice just to have updated tax return information for the interview especially after all the changes immigration is going through at the moment. Officers are being given more discretion nowadays.
 
To be honest, a lot of things depend on an officer. Might be a new guy doing some weird things lol. I have gotten some officers that let a few things slide, which I know probably should not have gone through. I have also met some officers who are lawyers and very detail oriented and will catch any little thing. Hopefully all of our files get someone efficient who does not ask for more than what is needed and just wants to go home relax and watch some Netflix lol.
 
 

Yeah, I hope none of us get it lol. I find it very strange and from my experience it is rare that individuals would get and RFE for taxes that year before that April 15th deadline. I can tell you immigration law offices around the country keep an eye on that April 15th deadline and there's a surge of applications being sent out right before that because after the 15th you would need to include the 2019 taxes. However, before that date I can't recall ever getting an RFE for their taxes. Like someone else mentioned here it is good practice just to have updated tax return information for the interview especially after all the changes immigration is going through at the moment. Officers are being given more discretion nowadays.
 
To be honest, a lot of things depend on an officer. Might be a new guy doing some weird things lol. I have gotten some officers that let a few things slide, which I know probably should not have gone through. I have also met some officers who are lawyers and very detail oriented and will catch any little thing. Hopefully all of our files get someone efficient who does not ask for more than what is needed and just wants to go home relax and watch some Netflix lol.
 
 

Yeah, I hope none of us get it lol. I find it very strange and from my experience it is rare that individuals would get and RFE for taxes that year before that April 15th deadline. I can tell you immigration law offices around the country keep an eye on that April 15th deadline and there's a surge of applications being sent out right before that because after the 15th you would need to include the 2019 taxes. However, before that date I can't recall ever getting an RFE for their taxes. Like someone else mentioned here it is good practice just to have updated tax return information for the interview especially after all the changes immigration is going through at the moment. Officers are being given more discretion nowadays.
 
To be honest, a lot of things depend on an officer. Might be a new guy doing some weird things lol. I have gotten some officers that let a few things slide, which I know probably should not have gone through. I have also met some officers who are lawyers and very detail oriented and will catch any little thing. Hopefully all of our files get someone efficient who does not ask for more than what is needed and just wants to go home relax and watch some Netflix lol.
 
 

I sent the original which was the one they sent me back and a new one just in case, also, a copy of my NOA (I-485) so they know that I already sent the check with the fees correctly. We'll see what happens next. 
My office will be Portland OR, I've heard good thing about them, I think they are fast processing green cards and going through the whole process. 

No, you should receive receipt notices for all three. When you get the Bios appointment notice it is just one notice you receive. It is true the EAD is a like a combo card that works as your AP. You should still not be worried about the missing I-765 NOA anyway since you received a receipt number for it in a text anyway. Worst case scenario it got lost somewhere, but it is still processing. I always like physical copies too like everyone so hopefully you get it soon.

No, you should receive receipt notices for all three. When you get the Bios appointment notice it is just one notice you receive. It is true the EAD is a like a combo card that works as your AP. You should still not be worried about the missing I-765 NOA anyway since you received a receipt number for it in a text anyway. Worst case scenario it got lost somewhere, but it is still processing. I always like physical copies too like everyone so hopefully you get it soon.

An updated employment verification letter does not matter that much, especially if you are working at the same place when the K1 was filed. If you submitted the K1 September of 2018 I am guessing the letter is dated sometime in the summer of 2018. What matters mostly is that you submitted your taxes with the W2 Forms to verify the income. You submitted the last three years even though you do not need to, so you're good. You only have to honestly include evidence for last year's taxes, even though you do need the information for 17 and 16's taxes.
 
Honestly, pay stubs is something I would find more important, because technically someone could have their W2's and doing well on income for the previous year and currently be unemployed. However, by the time you have the interview you can update all the financial documents. They might RFE for the lack of evidence overall, but more than anything else they look at taxes. Like mentioned earlier for sure they will not deny you right off the bat for that. They will give you a chance to respond.
 
Some people don't like RFE's but I do not mind them honestly. I actually don't see them as time wasters as other people. They also let me know that the officer currently has the file on hand. When you respond from my experience the wait is not that long. As long as it is not a complicated RFE, such as "you came in with a parole document, when most in your case would not be granted a parole document, explain and provide evidence that your arrival was a legal entry blah blah blah lol". Those take forever because they need to pass it to a supervisor lol. However, some RFE's are easy fixes.
 
 

Oh wow. Our date is the same 1/23 but I haven't heard from them. Lol anyway, congrats!

Hello to everyone following this topic! Me and my husband are planning to send off our AOS package tomorrow. I was just wondering if it is necessary to provide the I-94 with the I-765 and I-131 as supporting evidence? The I-797 with the I-765? They weren't listed as required evidence for the forms within the form instructions. I don't think it would be wise to over-provide evidence when it's not actually required. Thank you in advance and good luck to every other applicant out there going through this AOS process 😄

My first update:
I filed on Jan 23 and it was received on Jan 24. I received the three text messages for all the form( AOS, EAD, Parole) being received Jan. 28th. At this rate will get physical receipts before the end of the week. I can't wait for those receipts another form for proof of physical presence lol. Trying to rack those up lol.