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This is very useful info, so thank you! I called my local Social Security office and they said my SSN was created on May 24 (my Green Card was approved the next day) and that it should arrive in the mail within two weeks. It's now been three weeks. I just might go ahead and make an appointment like your husband did!

Typo, it was approved on May 24th.

My green card was approved on June 24 and my SSN was created the same day. However, I still have not received the SS card in the mail and I urgently need it. I called SS and they said they cannot share the number over the phone. Any other suggestions from the group or do I just have to wait for it to come in the mail (hopefully this week but who knows)?

We were approved last Wednesday, card produced on Friday, delivered today!

Does anyone know how long it takes from the case being approved to the card being produced and sent out?

Interview was yesterday, approval came today! Can't wait until it arrives in the mail!

When did you meet? Who attended your wedding? Do you rent or own your home? Do you have a lease? Do you have any joint bank accounts? Have you spent time with each other’s family and friends? Do you work? There were also many questions taken from the application forms relating to crimes, military training, etc. For evidence, he was mainly interested in joint bank statements and a copy of the marriage certificate, but he kept photos, tax forms, pay stubs, employer letter and everything else we brought (aside from original birth and marriage certificates).

Just got out of our interview in Chicago, which lasted about 30 minutes. The interviewer made us take the oath, asked lots of questions, and then took our evidence to review later. We were not approved on the spot, which is a bit disappointing. Hoping it’s approved soon!

For those who have already had their interviews, have you had to wait a long time to be seen or is it usually pretty quick? Our letter says to arrive at 8am and we're trying to figure out how long we might be at the field office.

Yes, we did, but we also received an RFE for it and it's already printed out so can't hurt to bring even though they probably won't look at it.

Our interview is on May 24th. Here's what we are planning to bring to the interview: Interview notice and AOS applicant's passport I-693 (Medical) I-864 Affidavit of Support + 2021 tax return, 2 months of pay stubs, and employer letter Previously received I-797s (K1 approval + I-485 biometrics letter) and RFE letter Applicant's passport and Form I-94 (arrival/departure record) Original birth certificates for both spouses plus copies Marriage certificate plus copy Bank statements (2 most recent months) bearing both spouses' names Insurance cards + proof of designated beneficiary for various retirement/insurance accounts Most recent cell phone bill Photos with dates before our wedding, from our wedding, and after Shared credit cards + AAA cards Anything essential missing?