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http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/15/us/15imm...nted=1&_r=1

Join the US armed forces, and the US government will grant you US citizenship.

Qualifications:

1) You entered US legally with a valid visa.

2) You have skills.

3) You are willing to defend USA.

4) You want to see your family have a better life in the US.

Hi,

My I-94 was kept by the AO at the AOS interview. The AO did not tell me whether my AOS case had been approved or not. Should I be concerned that my original I-94 is no longer in my possession?

My spouse is my primary I-864 sponsor, and she was laid off last week. My I-485 AOS interview is in 30 days. Should I tell the interviewer that my spouse was laid off? What complications to my case might arise from this?

I was notified by email last week that my EAD card was in production. Will I receive anymore emails regarding the status of my EAD?

When you received your EAD, how many months did it take for you to start a job? What kind of job did you start with?

I have already had biometrics. I am waiting for my EAD to be touched. In the meantime, I have been filling out applications, but am bothered by the question, "Are you legally authorized to work in USA"? What is your advice regarding job search while waiting for EAD to arrive?