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Originally posted by Agata T. View PostMe and my husband been married for over two years now (04/10/2017 was our 2nd anniversary), we waited over a year to file for Adjustment of Status since we didn't have any travel plans and I already had EAD and SS# from my previous action for Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. So my EAD is not for new card technically but, for renewal. The reason for delay to apply for Adjustment of Status was to show that we legitimately are in love and are serious about our relationship, since my husband is US Citizen and he is Puerto Rican and I am Polish white girl, we were afraid that USCIS might look at as "Green Card Married" only however, I fear they might look at it like it is.
I just hope that our case won't encounter any milestones.Forms sent 6/2
Forms received 6/4
Received texts/e-mails 6/6
PD 6/5 & 6/6
NOA between 6/8 and 6/12 (I was out of town)
Biometrics letter in mail 6/17 w/ 6/28 date
SR 9/2
Contacted Congressman 10/1
Called the Congressman's office 10/10
Interview letter 10/10
Approval Letters for I-765 and I-131 10/16
Received EAD/AP card 10/17
Interview 11/8 RFE after
New Card Being Produced 11/16
Conditional GC received 11/24
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Originally posted by Walbrzyszanka21 View PostI am Polish as well!! And I married a US born citizen who comes from a Mexican family. I too have an EAD and SS# through DACA. We waited about two months to file everything and I am worried about giving enough proof that we are married because we love each other and the GC is just an added benefit. We got married faster than expected because his parents told him to and he figured that since we will eventually get married that doing it sooner won't hurt.
I just hope that our case won't encounter any milestones.
Please let me know about your USCIS updates, if you don't mind.
Dziekuje
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Originally posted by Agata T. View PostHa!! What a relief that I am not alone in this situation lol We got married rather quickly too after about 6 months of dating but we knew each other before that for over a year.
Please let me know about your USCIS updates, if you don't mind.
Dziekuje
Packet sent 6/2
Packet received 6/4
I-485 PD date 6/6
I-131, I-130 and I-765 PD date 6/5
NOA received in mail sometime between 6/8 and 6/13 since I was out of state
Now waiting on those biometrics!!! Argh..Not very patient hahahaForms sent 6/2
Forms received 6/4
Received texts/e-mails 6/6
PD 6/5 & 6/6
NOA between 6/8 and 6/12 (I was out of town)
Biometrics letter in mail 6/17 w/ 6/28 date
SR 9/2
Contacted Congressman 10/1
Called the Congressman's office 10/10
Interview letter 10/10
Approval Letters for I-765 and I-131 10/16
Received EAD/AP card 10/17
Interview 11/8 RFE after
New Card Being Produced 11/16
Conditional GC received 11/24
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Keep in mind everybody, that AOS based on marriage is always similar to this.
If you are in a serious relationship and got married because you love each other you really shouldn't fear anything.
Just make sure you bring documents to support your statement, but if you live together and are married and in love, you will have all of those anyway. They are not asking for anything special that you wouldn't have anyway when you are married.
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Originally posted by Walbrzyszanka21 View PostWell I knew my husband while in college. He was actually the first person I saw at the orientation: we were both lost as to where it was taking place. So I have known him for almost 3 years. We dated for less than one year and we got married.
Packet sent 6/2
Packet received 6/4
I-485 PD date 6/6
I-131, I-130 and I-765 PD date 6/5
NOA received in mail sometime between 6/8 and 6/13 since I was out of state
Now waiting on those biometrics!!! Argh..Not very patient hahaha
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Originally posted by absolutegame View PostKeep in mind everybody, that AOS based on marriage is always similar to this.
If you are in a serious relationship and got married because you love each other you really shouldn't fear anything.
Just make sure you bring documents to support your statement, but if you live together and are married and in love, you will have all of those anyway. They are not asking for anything special that you wouldn't have anyway when you are married.
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Originally posted by Agata T. View PostI know, every day drags lol
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My question, for the interview is it ok to bring my tablet/cell phones with all the pictures (from wedding, to our trips and other outings) or we have to print them ??
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Originally posted by absolutegame View PostKeep in mind everybody, that AOS based on marriage is always similar to this.
If you are in a serious relationship and got married because you love each other you really shouldn't fear anything.
Just make sure you bring documents to support your statement, but if you live together and are married and in love, you will have all of those anyway. They are not asking for anything special that you wouldn't have anyway when you are married.Forms sent 6/2
Forms received 6/4
Received texts/e-mails 6/6
PD 6/5 & 6/6
NOA between 6/8 and 6/12 (I was out of town)
Biometrics letter in mail 6/17 w/ 6/28 date
SR 9/2
Contacted Congressman 10/1
Called the Congressman's office 10/10
Interview letter 10/10
Approval Letters for I-765 and I-131 10/16
Received EAD/AP card 10/17
Interview 11/8 RFE after
New Card Being Produced 11/16
Conditional GC received 11/24
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Originally posted by S_R_E View PostAt our interview the IO asked to keep some of the photos for the file‚ so I would recommend taking hard copies and not digital ones. I'm also not too sure on what the policy might be about you using a tablet in the interview room.
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Originally posted by absolutegame View PostYeah our lawyer also suggested that we should bring a couple of pages (15-20) with photos & captions (wedding, friends, family, trips,...) so that they can keep it. This should really be easy for every married couple.Forms sent 6/2
Forms received 6/4
Received texts/e-mails 6/6
PD 6/5 & 6/6
NOA between 6/8 and 6/12 (I was out of town)
Biometrics letter in mail 6/17 w/ 6/28 date
SR 9/2
Contacted Congressman 10/1
Called the Congressman's office 10/10
Interview letter 10/10
Approval Letters for I-765 and I-131 10/16
Received EAD/AP card 10/17
Interview 11/8 RFE after
New Card Being Produced 11/16
Conditional GC received 11/24
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Originally posted by Agata T. View PostIn our case its me who doesn't like taking pictures but, if we do then its all digital on the phone and then posted on social media.Forms sent 6/2
Forms received 6/4
Received texts/e-mails 6/6
PD 6/5 & 6/6
NOA between 6/8 and 6/12 (I was out of town)
Biometrics letter in mail 6/17 w/ 6/28 date
SR 9/2
Contacted Congressman 10/1
Called the Congressman's office 10/10
Interview letter 10/10
Approval Letters for I-765 and I-131 10/16
Received EAD/AP card 10/17
Interview 11/8 RFE after
New Card Being Produced 11/16
Conditional GC received 11/24
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Originally posted by Agata T. View PostIn our case its me who doesn't like taking pictures but, if we do then its all digital on the phone and then posted on social media.
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Originally posted by Mercithehairball View PostThat is my husband, who doesn't like to take pictures. Before we submit the application, if I asked him to take picture together, he always asked, "Why" and had eyes rolled. Now I ask him to take picture together wherever we go, he asks, "why", I said,"it is for interview", he will come to stand by me and without eyes rolling.
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