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Or i'd say this is why iPhones  are good. Of course one can change the settings to limit the sharing.
It's more intended for people who could pass out while calling 911 or just passout. The response team could see the health profile from locked screen or from shared profile thru 911 so they can provide the required medical attention based on medical history.

I had my interview today. Everything went pretty smoothly, and the interview was no longer than 20mins. The office was set up for a video call type interview so the officer was in the other room and talked through an iPad. He didn’t look at any documents other than our drivers licenses and then took my medical, even though we brought a large stack of stuff. Didn’t look at our passports either which was interesting, although we sent a scanned copy of all pages of both when we filed. He asked some identifying type questions (name, DOB, social, etc) then then all the criminal questions. Then he asked about how we met, where got married, things we like to do etc. It was pretty conversational. Then he said I’d be getting a 2 year card (as expected) and to file in a timely manner. After that he walked us out and said our case was very easy to work on and was filed very well (for which I have to thank this forum), which he appreciated. Might be why the case was approved so quickly. I got a notification an hour later that the case updated to card being produced. So that’s that, looks like I’m done for now!

I had my interview today. Everything went pretty smoothly, and the interview was no longer than 20mins. The office was set up for a video call type interview so the officer was in the other room and talked through an iPad. He didn’t look at any documents other than our drivers licenses and then took my medical, even though we brought a large stack of stuff. Didn’t look at our passports either which was interesting, although we sent a scanned copy of all pages of both when we filed. He asked some identifying type questions (name, DOB, social, etc) then then all the criminal questions. Then he asked about how we met, where got married, things we like to do etc. It was pretty conversational. Then he said I’d be getting a 2 year card (as expected) and to file in a timely manner. After that he walked us out and said our case was very easy to work on and was filed very well (for which I have to thank this forum), which he appreciated. Might be why the case was approved so quickly. I got a notification an hour later that the case updated to card being produced. So that’s that, looks like I’m done for now!

I had my interview today. Everything went pretty smoothly, and the interview was no longer than 20mins. The office was set up for a video call type interview so the officer was in the other room and talked through an iPad. He didn’t look at any documents other than our drivers licenses and then took my medical, even though we brought a large stack of stuff. Didn’t look at our passports either which was interesting, although we sent a scanned copy of all pages of both when we filed. He asked some identifying type questions (name, DOB, social, etc) then then all the criminal questions. Then he asked about how we met, where got married, things we like to do etc. It was pretty conversational. Then he said I’d be getting a 2 year card (as expected) and to file in a timely manner. After that he walked us out and said our case was very easy to work on and was filed very well (for which I have to thank this forum), which he appreciated. Might be why the case was approved so quickly. I got a notification an hour later that the case updated to card being produced. So that’s that, looks like I’m done for now!

To summarize:
 
1. OP said he was married back home.
2. He then applied for Tourist Visa, came to the US, married USC while divorcing his wife from back home in the process.
3. He paid someone to take care of the other divorce in Nigeria. The person seems to have taken his money and given him a fake divorce certificate. 
 
We've now started playing musical chairs in terms of getting to know the truth.
 
Seriously, how do you come to US on tourist visa, married & with kids, all of a sudden decide to marry USC, divorce your spouse all while sitting comfortably in US??? Why didn't you obtain tourist visa for the whole family?
 
I'm calling this early. This was done for GC purposes. OP will soon be back, trying to petition for the original wife and kids after he gets his GC and divorces USC. This pattern is so common that I can smell it an ocean away.
 
I'm out.

Update!
My SSN has come in! 3 days after my EAD/AP came in the mail.
 
And my Greencard Interview is on May 7th at 10am!
Now I gotta start phone calls for my medical!

I had my interview today. Everything went pretty smoothly, and the interview was no longer than 20mins. The office was set up for a video call type interview so the officer was in the other room and talked through an iPad. He didn’t look at any documents other than our drivers licenses and then took my medical, even though we brought a large stack of stuff. Didn’t look at our passports either which was interesting, although we sent a scanned copy of all pages of both when we filed. He asked some identifying type questions (name, DOB, social, etc) then then all the criminal questions. Then he asked about how we met, where got married, things we like to do etc. It was pretty conversational. Then he said I’d be getting a 2 year card (as expected) and to file in a timely manner. After that he walked us out and said our case was very easy to work on and was filed very well (for which I have to thank this forum), which he appreciated. Might be why the case was approved so quickly. I got a notification an hour later that the case updated to card being produced. So that’s that, looks like I’m done for now!

I had my interview today. Everything went pretty smoothly, and the interview was no longer than 20mins. The office was set up for a video call type interview so the officer was in the other room and talked through an iPad. He didn’t look at any documents other than our drivers licenses and then took my medical, even though we brought a large stack of stuff. Didn’t look at our passports either which was interesting, although we sent a scanned copy of all pages of both when we filed. He asked some identifying type questions (name, DOB, social, etc) then then all the criminal questions. Then he asked about how we met, where got married, things we like to do etc. It was pretty conversational. Then he said I’d be getting a 2 year card (as expected) and to file in a timely manner. After that he walked us out and said our case was very easy to work on and was filed very well (for which I have to thank this forum), which he appreciated. Might be why the case was approved so quickly. I got a notification an hour later that the case updated to card being produced. So that’s that, looks like I’m done for now!

Congratulations!

I had my interview today. Everything went pretty smoothly, and the interview was no longer than 20mins. The office was set up for a video call type interview so the officer was in the other room and talked through an iPad. He didn’t look at any documents other than our drivers licenses and then took my medical, even though we brought a large stack of stuff. Didn’t look at our passports either which was interesting, although we sent a scanned copy of all pages of both when we filed. He asked some identifying type questions (name, DOB, social, etc) then then all the criminal questions. Then he asked about how we met, where got married, things we like to do etc. It was pretty conversational. Then he said I’d be getting a 2 year card (as expected) and to file in a timely manner. After that he walked us out and said our case was very easy to work on and was filed very well (for which I have to thank this forum), which he appreciated. Might be why the case was approved so quickly. I got a notification an hour later that the case updated to card being produced. So that’s that, looks like I’m done for now!

I had my interview today. Everything went pretty smoothly, and the interview was no longer than 20mins. The office was set up for a video call type interview so the officer was in the other room and talked through an iPad. He didn’t look at any documents other than our drivers licenses and then took my medical, even though we brought a large stack of stuff. Didn’t look at our passports either which was interesting, although we sent a scanned copy of all pages of both when we filed. He asked some identifying type questions (name, DOB, social, etc) then then all the criminal questions. Then he asked about how we met, where got married, things we like to do etc. It was pretty conversational. Then he said I’d be getting a 2 year card (as expected) and to file in a timely manner. After that he walked us out and said our case was very easy to work on and was filed very well (for which I have to thank this forum), which he appreciated. Might be why the case was approved so quickly. I got a notification an hour later that the case updated to card being produced. So that’s that, looks like I’m done for now!

I'm genuinely shocked how quick this was but my case just updated to 'Interview was Scheduled'! I'll be on the lookout for that notice now!

Interview this morning. It went fine but the officer complained about the lack of financial evidence - one joint account with multiple transactions since the marriage isn't enough? - and said itd go to review not approved on the spot.
 
Got out and checked online and said "new card is being produced" soooooo that's it! Will write a review later

It currently takes ~ 5-6 weeks to get check cashed and another 1 week for NOA letter to arrive (general assumption).
 
But If your concern is in regards to your work, and I don't know why your employer would think like that, but if they ask you for your work elibility, then you can provide them your ss card (without condition or words written in the card) and driver license which will suffice to prove the requirement for work eligibility. See below:
 
https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-acceptable-documents
 
As for your colleagues think, your immigration status should be none of other people's  business.

How are people jumping the queue?  There is not just one queue for everyone in the United States.  There are queues at each local office.  Some queues are longer than others.

I'm genuinely shocked how quick this was but my case just updated to 'Interview was Scheduled'! I'll be on the lookout for that notice now!

I'm genuinely shocked how quick this was but my case just updated to 'Interview was Scheduled'! I'll be on the lookout for that notice now!

Just got an email from USCIS, "Interview scheduled" AAAAAAAAAAAAAA 😱

I'm genuinely shocked how quick this was but my case just updated to 'Interview was Scheduled'! I'll be on the lookout for that notice now!

I'm genuinely shocked how quick this was but my case just updated to 'Interview was Scheduled'! I'll be on the lookout for that notice now!

I'm genuinely shocked how quick this was but my case just updated to 'Interview was Scheduled'! I'll be on the lookout for that notice now!

I had my Biometrics yesterday and it went pretty quick. My case is now ready to schedule for interview, we’ll see how long that takes. Still waiting for my EAD to be approved

I had my Biometrics yesterday and it went pretty quick. My case is now ready to schedule for interview, we’ll see how long that takes. Still waiting for my EAD to be approved

Why/how would children qualify for an employment authorization?? You can’t work in the United States until you are 16... we don’t condone child labor here lol

Changing the name will have zero impact on the backlog.   Changing the term just isn't on my list of priority suggestions for USCIS improvements.