| Can someone help me to understand please? I am freaking out! Why would they send me a work authorization and travel document now if my case was to be approved? Show
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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Taiwan Posted October 27, 2021 (edited) No reason to freak out. Your I-485 is processed by your local office. EADs are processed by the National Benefits Center. Some people have gotten EADs after their Green Cards were approved. Edited October 27, 2021 by Crazy Cat
Jorgedig, jacko paul and EM_Vandaveer reacted to this May 10, 2017: CR-1 Issued in Taipei, Taiwan June 23, 2017: POE Dallas, Texas March 28, 2019: I-751 filed. "Case ready for interview"....still waiting. August 7, 2022: N-400 Filed Online 😁 August 7, 2022: N-400 Receipt Notice August 7, 2022: Received "Reuse Biometrics" Notice August 7, 2022: Uploaded request for combo interview November 10, 2022: N-400 Interview is scheduled (Dec 14, 2022) ______________________________________ 20 years, US Air Force- Retired Registered Nurse- Retired IT Professional- Retired Student of US Immigration- Never Ending
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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Haiti Posted October 27, 2021 Thank you for the quick response. Do you have any idea how long it takes to have a final decision?. it has been 3 months. my interview was in July 26, 2021 Share this postLink to postShare on other sitesCrazy Cat 29,990Crazy Cat 29,990
Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Taiwan Posted October 27, 2021
3 months seems excessive....very excessive.....
Jorgedig reacted to this May 10, 2017: CR-1 Issued in Taipei, Taiwan June 23, 2017: POE Dallas, Texas March 28, 2019: I-751 filed. "Case ready for interview"....still waiting. August 7, 2022: N-400 Filed Online 😁 August 7, 2022: N-400 Receipt Notice August 7, 2022: Received "Reuse Biometrics" Notice August 7, 2022: Uploaded request for combo interview November 10, 2022: N-400 Interview is scheduled (Dec 14, 2022) ______________________________________ 20 years, US Air Force- Retired Registered Nurse- Retired IT Professional- Retired Student of US Immigration- Never Ending
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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: New Zealand Posted October 27, 2021
I agree. Ours took 3 weeks, and we thought that was long. OP, have you inquired?
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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Haiti Posted October 27, 2021
Yes I tried to call and email no response. Share this postLink to postShare on other sitesJorgedig 12,976Jorgedig 12,976
Filed: AOS (apr) Country: New Zealand Posted October 27, 2021
Were there issues with your interview, or circumstances of adjusting? Share this postLink to postShare on other sitesjacko paul 2jacko paul 2
Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Haiti Posted October 27, 2021
yes it is torture, i am dying inside. hoping for something every day. Share this postLink to postShare on other sitesjacko paul 2jacko paul 2
Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Haiti Posted October 27, 2021 (edited)
none that i know of except that i was previously married to someone 21 years ago. My ex-wife had petitioned for me and the case was denied. They did ask me about that during the interview which caught me by surprise cause i did not expect them to ask about my exwife whereabout. It has been over 21 years. Edited October 27, 2021 by jacko paul Share this postLink to postShare on other sitesJorgedig 12,976Jorgedig 12,976
Filed: AOS (apr) Country: New Zealand Posted October 27, 2021
Why was the case denied? Share this postLink to postShare on other sitesjacko paul 2jacko paul 2
Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Haiti Posted October 27, 2021
I was living in Haiti back then and my wife was in America. they did not believe the marriage was legit because i had a child with an other woman. however my wife moved back to Haiti we stayed together for 15 years. Share this postLink to postShare on other sitesJorgedig 12,976Jorgedig 12,976
Filed: AOS (apr) Country: New Zealand Posted October 27, 2021
Okay. I don't see how that alone would attract extra scrutiny.
You could try asking your senator's office for help with making an inquiry, or try to book an info pass, or ask for help from the ombudsman. Three months post-interview seems excessive.
At least with your approved combo card you can now work.
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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Haiti Posted October 27, 2021
Thanks for your advice, i will do just that
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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: New Zealand Posted October 27, 2021
Best of luck. Please let us know how it goes. Share this postLink to postShare on other sitesGee2021 39Gee2021 39
Filed: Other Country: Philippines Posted October 28, 2021
I actually went through the Adjustment of Status 2 years ago with a somewhat similar experience of you. The officer conducted the interview and after the interview he handed us the paper saying "interview was completed and case needs further review". We were so worried and disheartened but after 1 year and 2 months we received a notice requiring us for a second interview. As far as the EAD card, I was able to renew it because I think it's a different entity and as long as your case is pending they will approve your ead card. You should know how you guys did during the interview if you think you've given enough evidence to convince the officer that your marriage/relationship is bonafide. What does it mean when USCIS is reviewing your case?When you submit your paperwork to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), you can expect the agency to review your paperwork and supporting evidence, assess your qualifications, and take other steps to determine if they will approve you. Still, many people log online, see a status update, and think, “Help!
How long does it take USCIS to review a case after interview?Posted by Frank Gogol in Immigrants | Updated on November 15, 2022. At a Glance: The time it takes the USCIS to make a decision on your application depends on a lot of factors. The USCIS is supposed to provide you with a decision within 120 days of your naturalization interview.
How long does it take to review IYou can expect the total processing time for the I-485 to be at least 8-14 months. It may take four to six weeks for USCIS to accept your request and send you an acknowledgment of receipt. You will then receive a notice of your biometric appointment, which you must attend.
What does it mean case under review?A case that is undergoing judicial review, is one in which the Court is reviewing these issues. This process can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, depending upon how many cases are submitted to the Court at any given time. Typically, cases are reviewed in the order in which they are received by the Court.
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