Alexxie

Filed: 06/30/2023
NOA EAD: 07/11/2023
Biometrics Appt: 08/02/2023
EAD approved: 08/02/2023
SSN card with restrictions: 08/03/2023
Received EAD: 08/12/2023
SSN card w/o restrictions: 09/13/2023
I-485 approved: 01/09/2024
 
No interview! Happy to be moving forward! Best of luck to others.

Filed: 06/30/2023
NOA EAD: 07/11/2023
Biometrics Appt: 08/02/2023
EAD approved: 08/02/2023
SSN card with restrictions: 08/03/2023
Received EAD: 08/12/2023
SSN card w/o restrictions: 09/13/2023
I-485 approved: 01/09/2024
 
No interview! Happy to be moving forward! Best of luck to others.

Yes, he received it on August 12th, a month prior to the second social security card without restrictions!

It finally happened!
 
NOA1: May 18, 2021
NOA2:  July 8, 2022
 
I'm sure there's a long wait ahead but it's something for now. 

It finally happened!
 
NOA1: May 18, 2021
NOA2:  July 8, 2022
 
I'm sure there's a long wait ahead but it's something for now. 

It finally happened!
 
NOA1: May 18, 2021
NOA2:  July 8, 2022
 
I'm sure there's a long wait ahead but it's something for now. 

It finally happened!
 
NOA1: May 18, 2021
NOA2:  July 8, 2022
 
I'm sure there's a long wait ahead but it's something for now. 

Yeah, I wish I had outright rejected it because you're right nobody is dealing with it but us. Now i'm the one stressed about this wedding, while just trying to learn my new job, in a new city, far from home. 
But alas, I did what I did so I can only fix things before it gets worse. Which I think is why I tried to put safety nets in contract vendors so they're aware of the possibility that I would do this.
 
This gives me some hope! It's a wedding with probably 80-100 people so it's not a "giant wedding," per se.
yeah it is a lot of work. It's even worse because I don't even live in the city/state the wedding is taking place in. Literally, worst idea for someone that just completed school, moved away for their first job and bought their first home. Definition of no time in the world (You can tell I am overzealous and like to gamble, LOL). However, our planner has been really helpful. 
 
I made my dress appointment back in July (before we were engaged officially because I knew things would be hectic). I bought my dress back in October and it's to be completed by the end of February! I honestly thought a lot about this in advance but even then, I can't predict everything. So maybe I'll get lucky?

Yeah, I wish I had outright rejected it because you're right nobody is dealing with it but us. Now i'm the one stressed about this wedding, while just trying to learn my new job, in a new city, far from home. 
But alas, I did what I did so I can only fix things before it gets worse. Which I think is why I tried to put safety nets in contract vendors so they're aware of the possibility that I would do this.
 
This gives me some hope! It's a wedding with probably 80-100 people so it's not a "giant wedding," per se.
yeah it is a lot of work. It's even worse because I don't even live in the city/state the wedding is taking place in. Literally, worst idea for someone that just completed school, moved away for their first job and bought their first home. Definition of no time in the world (You can tell I am overzealous and like to gamble, LOL). However, our planner has been really helpful. 
 
I made my dress appointment back in July (before we were engaged officially because I knew things would be hectic). I bought my dress back in October and it's to be completed by the end of February! I honestly thought a lot about this in advance but even then, I can't predict everything. So maybe I'll get lucky?

Yeah, I wish I had outright rejected it because you're right nobody is dealing with it but us. Now i'm the one stressed about this wedding, while just trying to learn my new job, in a new city, far from home. 
But alas, I did what I did so I can only fix things before it gets worse. Which I think is why I tried to put safety nets in contract vendors so they're aware of the possibility that I would do this.
 
This gives me some hope! It's a wedding with probably 80-100 people so it's not a "giant wedding," per se.
yeah it is a lot of work. It's even worse because I don't even live in the city/state the wedding is taking place in. Literally, worst idea for someone that just completed school, moved away for their first job and bought their first home. Definition of no time in the world (You can tell I am overzealous and like to gamble, LOL). However, our planner has been really helpful. 
 
I made my dress appointment back in July (before we were engaged officially because I knew things would be hectic). I bought my dress back in October and it's to be completed by the end of February! I honestly thought a lot about this in advance but even then, I can't predict everything. So maybe I'll get lucky?