justrachet

We had our interview yesterday and were approved!

It lasted about 20 minutes and the officer did not ask us many questions, just where did you meet, have you been married before, do you have any children, could he see a picture of our wedding etc. I had (over)prepared a massive binder full of stuff but he didn't want to see half of it and didn't take copies of anything. The officer took my I-94 and let me keep the AP and EAD. He gave us a piece of paper which said congratulations, you are approved!

When I got home I got an email saying card production ordered! Yay!

We had about the same experience on Sept 10. Hooray for approval!!!

Wow! Nice to see some people have already been approved.

We just had our interview scheduled for 10 September. Fingers crossed that it goes well...

My husband's AP arrived last Friday! He's very excited to have that, even though our trip had to be postponed about 10 months, and he will likely have his green card before then.

Good news! We're back on track now, after the RFE that took half an eternity to get to us. My husband has his biometrics appointment scheduled for July 10.

Sorry to hear about the RFE. Did you fill out an I-134 instead of an I-864? I almost made that mistake myself.

That's exactly what we did.

Well, it's nice to see some cases are progressing. We got an RFE today (dated May 12! because they didn't originally address it with our full address) asking for the Affidavit of Support. I didn't realize that there were multiple forms called Affidavit of Support and sent the wrong one. Maybe we'll get back on track now...But, if they keep sending things not fully addressed, which get returned and resent, this is going to take a loooooong time.

Our checks were deposited May 1, and we received our NOA today! Progress is encouraging.

I dropped off my AOS package at the post office about an hour ago! Yay! Now I can actually start a timeline!! I feel so excited and relieved and nervous - I am sure you can all relate. I just hope I didn't make any stupid mistakes on it that I didn't catch before I sent it off...

I feel the same way! Here's hoping it's all good!

That's it! DH is taking his packet to the post office to be mailed to Chicago right now.

Can I ask which vaccinations did you have to have. I know there is a list on there but some are recommended for people ages 65+ or were only for children under the age of 5. Were you required to get those vaccinations or were you not?

If anyone would be so kind as to share which vaccines they have had particularly if you hadn't had everything on the list?

My husband had MMR, Tetanus, and a TB test already. The only one they required him to get was varicella (chicken pox). He is in his 30s.

We're planning on mailing our forms in tomorrow or Friday! So I guess that puts us with the April filers as well.

Ok! Thanks!

My husband is a Kenyan citizen, here in the US on an F1 visa. I'm a natural born US citizen. We're working on his adjustment of status and all the other forms that we have to file to support that. They all say that they can be filed after or with the AOS, so we're just going to send them all at once.

My question is: many of the forms ask for 2 passport style photos of him, me, or both of us, to be sent with the form. Do we need to send 2 for every form that asks for them? Or can we just send 2 of him and 2 of me in the package?

TIA. I'm going crazy trying to figure all this stuff out!