AOS (Greencard) Timelines

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Notes: [Filters: Local CIS Office = New York City NY] [SORT : Decision Date - DESC]

Names	Entry Visa	CIS Office	Filed	NOA	RFE(s)	Bio. Appt.	Interview	Decision	Approved ?	Got I551 Stamp ?	Green Car Received	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Lish & Vir	J-1	New York City NY	2014-09-25	2014-10-02	2015-03-11	2014-10-31	2015-03-11	2015-03-25	Yes				2015-03-27
Maryna & George	K1	New York City NY	2014-03-07	2014-03-18		2014-04-10		2015-03-20	Yes	No	2015-04-01	Notice of Potential Interview Waiver letter - June 27, 2014 It "only" took 1 year and 2 day to get my case approved.	2015-04-06
Mrs Snorlux & Mr Snorlux	Other	New York City NY	2014-09-19	2014-09-30	2014-10-15	2014-10-22	2015-02-27	2015-02-27	Yes	Yes			2018-08-08
Y & Tila	K1	New York City NY	2014-03-28	2014-04-02		2014-05-02		2015-02-26	Yes	No	2015-03-03		2016-12-19
Sean & Lea	Other	New York City NY	2014-09-03	2014-09-13		2014-10-02	2015-02-18	2015-02-19	Yes				2015-02-19
Amar & Lewis	F-1	New York City NY	2014-08-08	2014-08-15		2014-09-11	2015-02-05	2015-02-05	Yes	Yes	2015-02-24		2018-11-20
Ale & Kevin	K1	New York City NY	2014-03-11	2014-03-24		2014-04-25		2015-01-26	Yes	No	2015-01-31	I received a potential interview waiver notice on June 17, 2014. They also stated in the letter that due to workload factors, my case would be delayed 6 months from that notice. And exactly 7 months later, on Jan 26 I received a call from this really nice lady from USCIS Florida saying that I was missing pages 2-4 from my second medical (The one that is actually only the vaccine transcript), & that she's send me an information request notice in order for her to be able to approve my application. I remembered that in the instructions, it said that If you had a full medical examination done within one year of your AOS application, you only had to sumbit pages 1&5. Being pg.1 your personal Bio info and pg.5 the actual vaccine transcrpt. To make a long story short, she ended up looking into my first medical (done in Juarez, Mex.) and saw the info she needed. Then she said the sweetest words: Never mind, you are approved & will be receiving your card within 7-10 days. MORAL OF THE STORY: Sometimes these cases are being processed by people who usually don't process these applications, so keep in hand a list of what you submitted & why, so nobody scares-the-hell-out-of-your-immigration-status & you are able to explain what you did & why. I waited about 10 days and I received my green card in the mail. This expires in 2 years.	2017-02-19
Gaby & Scott	H-1B	New York City NY	2014-09-16	2014-09-26		2014-10-08	2015-01-21	2015-01-21	Yes		2015-01-29		2016-01-24
Luciano & Marie	K1	New York City NY	2014-05-09	2014-05-22		2014-07-08		2015-01-06	Yes		2015-01-12	Received notice that case processing was delayed by approximately 6 months. Did not need an interview	2017-11-26
Fitriani & Richard	K1	New York City NY	2014-05-28	2014-06-23		2014-07-17	2014-12-17	2014-12-17	Yes	No	2014-12-27	Everything going well :) they are very good. Thanks uscis	2014-12-29