Wanlorn

VSC

UserName........ Sent............NOA1........Biometrics....Int letter rec......Interview........Oath................Office

Wanlorn.........01/10/09......01/29/09......02/28/09........03/14/09.........05/06/09.....05/06/09..........Newark, NJ

I hope that everyone who filed in Jan 2009 get their citizenship soon!! I am so PROUD to be an American!!

Congrats . Was it ever updated online before receivng it in the mail any "touches"?

That was the weirdest part, no touches, no updates online - nothing, just the letter in the mail today...

Congrats!

It came in the mail today!!! I was so relieved! No Interview, Nothing out of the ordinary, just a notice that I should be receiving my 10 yr card in the next 60days !!! SO AWESOME!!!!

That was the weirdest part, no touches, no updates online - nothing, just the letter in the mail today...

It came in the mail today!!! I was so relieved! No Interview, Nothing out of the ordinary, just a notice that I should be receiving my 10 yr card in the next 60days !!! SO AWESOME!!!!

YAY! Um... Wait a minute, unYay... now that would meen that VSC will take on more work when they are already a year behind in processing these things??? Mine was filed in Feb '08 and they are just now processing Oct '07!!!

This sucks.

Once you get your card in the mail (I-551 Permanent Resident Card) you ARE a legal and permanent resident of the USA. The caveat is that if you do not apply for the removal of conditions they will revoke your status.

I am currently a permanent resident with conditions, and have had both my own insurance as well as been on my wife's insurance since I got that card.

Hope that helps

I'm searching for health insurance STILL and I have a question. If you enter the U.S. on a K1 visa and file for AOS are you considered a legal resident of the United States? I'm wondering because on a website I'm looking at it says one of the qualification for a prescription card is that the applicant is a "legal resident of the U.S. or Puerto Rico. Would conditional permanent residency suffice? Also, I was talking with some brokers and one of them said that once my fiance enters the U.S. he won't qualify for any of our insurance companies for at least a year. I thought he might wrong because I've read on here where some people get insurance for their fiance/spouses as soon as they enter the country.

Thank you all in advance. This is so stressful.