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Nathan2424

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  1. I know relatively speaking it's still pretty early for my wife and I, but just curious, are there any escalate/inquiry timelines for an interview decision? For example, like you can only inquire/escalate after 60, 90, 120 days, type of thing.
  2. Yeah logically I know I shouldn't worry, especially after dealing with the inconsistency of the K-1 process, but it's just one of those things because they didn't point out anything wrong in the interview and we aren't getting an RFE. I have to assume the worst, plus it just puts a hold on my wife's and I's plans sadly. And yes we interviewed at the Atlanta USCIS field office and based on this experience, I can confirm they are quite slow 🤣
  3. Oh gosh, that doesn't help my anxiety at all 😢 Yes, our interview was on August 5. Apologies I didn't make that clear in my reply.
  4. I know legally USCIS has up to 120 days to give a decision after AoS interview, but reading from this thread it seems like everyone got some sort of update quickly after their interview. Curious, if anyone else is sitting in the waiting boat? We have had the same status, Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS, since August 5 and it clearly states, "Our records show nothing is outstanding at this time." Our case seems pretty standard with no 'abnormal' circumstances, other than having a court wedding opposed to a ceremonial wedding.
  5. Ugh, I never get used to this waiting game! Had the interview two weeks ago and no update 😭
  6. Apologies, I am talking about the green card. I mistakenly thought 'Green Card' was the nickname and 'Naturalization Card' was the actual name, but I meant the card you receive after being approved at the AoS interview. No, her interview is Aug 12, so I was assuming if she gets approved, then the Green Card would be sent after that. The expected/average timeline of most applicants is what I was more or less trying to find out, I know it possible range can vary greatly. In other words, do most applicants receive it within a few weeks or do most applicants receive it after a few weeks?
  7. By chance, does anyone know of a timeline estimate between Interview Date and receiving Naturalization Card? My wife really wants to go on an international work trip with me, which is about 1 month after the Interview Date. We booked her a refundable airline ticket as a precaution, but just curious if we are talking lottery type chance of it coming in time or if there is a reasonable chance of it coming in time.
  8. Filed for the AoS earlier this year w/ the EAD, but opted to not file for the AP because my wife and I decided that we didn't anticipate needing to travel for the next year, therefore it would be best to save the money than spend it for AP. Well my work decided to schedule a work trip to Mexico in September and my wife really wants to go, which based on AoS time estimates I don't think is possible, therefore I was thinking it may be worthwhile to file the AP today, but unsure how common it is for AP to be approved within 3 months of filing date. I know every case is 'different', so no definite way of knowing, but really just wanting to know if it's very common, common, uncommon, rare, or very rare. Key Dates: AoS Filed: March 24 Biometrics: Apr 21 EAD Received: May 8 SSA Appt: June 5 AoS Appt: PENDING
  9. Has anyone received their SSN card after receiving their EAD? We received our EAD 2-3 weeks ago and still haven't received the SSN, despite selecting it in the application.
  10. No because our understanding was that it was only needed if she wanted to travel before the AoS was granted. Is that understanding incorrect and AP is still useful even after the AoS being granted?
  11. Brief Background: My work surprised me with a Mexico work trip in September. My wife really wants to go, but we are still waiting for her AoS, which may or may not be issued in time, but assuming it is issued in time, is that enough or are there additional steps that we need to take? She's already been granted her work authorization and we didn't file for the AP at the time, since we didn't expect any need for out-of-country travel (obviously a mistake). Few concerns/ideas I have are: Pursue a Mexico tourist visa as a Filipino passport holder Concern is that her AoS was filed under her new last name, so once the green card is issued, it'll differ from her Filipino passport. Once AoS is approved, we try to get a US passport ASAP Concern is that I'm not sure if AoS approval is the sufficient for getting a US passport PS: We are doing a refundable airline ticket, since no matter what she can't leave without the AoS being approved beforehand.
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