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Originally posted by Zirconia View PostI also got a text message and an email from USCIS.My application to adjust status says ready to be scheduled for interview as of September 19, 2018. I guess, i have to do my I-693 pretty soon:-)
If it says "Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview", then hold off on the I-693 until your interview is scheduled. Atlanta has not finished interviewing 2017 filers. Just my 2 cents.
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Originally posted by Zirconia View PostI also got a text message and an email from USCIS.My application to adjust status says ready to be scheduled for interview as of September 19, 2018. I guess, i have to do my I-693 pretty soon:-)
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Originally posted by Zirconia View PostAt the bottom it says Not Valid for Reentry..I already submitted an inquiry regarding my advance parole but i talked to my friend the other day and said it?s not a good idea to leave the US while the Adjustment of Status is still pending.Her friend got denied reentry when she left the US earlier this year to visit her home country.So, I might not as well plan to travel outside the US just to be safe..
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Originally posted by UScitizenFilingforspouse View Postdid you look at the card closely? At the bottom, it should state "I-512 serves as advance parole"
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Originally posted by hkaramat View PostHello everyone. I?ll keep updating. Would you please guide me for my interview. In what situation one could get RFE? How one can avoid it and what documents needs to be notarised to take for interview? I?m really nervous and my heart is pounding... plz help me to have a sigh of relief. Thanks
i485, 131, 130, 765 (marriage base)
PD Sep 19, 2017
Combo card received Dec 02, 2017
Status changed after almost 9 months to Interview has scheduled
Start with #1 and work your way down.
All the best,
USCFFS
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Finally i485 interview scheduled, I?m Sep 2017 Atlanta filer
Hello everyone. I?ll keep updating. Would you please guide me for my interview. In what situation one could get RFE? How one can avoid it and what documents needs to be notarised to take for interview? I?m really nervous and my heart is pounding... plz help me to have a sigh of relief. Thanks
i485, 131, 130, 765 (marriage base)
PD Sep 19, 2017
Combo card received Dec 02, 2017
Status changed after almost 9 months to Interview has scheduled
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Originally posted by Zirconia View PostHello.I just want to share an update on my case. I finally received my work authorization card and my ss card last September 7 & 8 respectively but didn?t receive my Advance Parole.
My Timeline
April 24, 2018 Filed I-130, I-864, I-485, I-765, I-131
PD April 27, 2018
May 31, 2018 Biometrics done
June 5, 2018 Courtesy Letter I-693
September 7, 2018 EAD card received
September 8, 2018 SS card received
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Marriage based Atlanta Filer
Hello.I just want to share an update on my case. I finally received my work authorization card and my ss card last September 7 & 8 respectively but didn?t receive my Advance Parole.
My Timeline
April 24, 2018 Filed I-130, I-864, I-485, I-765, I-131
PD April 27, 2018
May 31, 2018 Biometrics done
June 5, 2018 Courtesy Letter I-693
September 7, 2018 EAD card received
September 8, 2018 SS card received
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Originally posted by UScitizenFilingforspouse View PostYes, you want the address on the driver's license to match. You're supposed to list your residential address on your driver's license. *Yes, there are exceptions to that but generally, you want your residential address there.
That's basic and can cause concern for no reason. It's also an easy one to solve. You do not want to show up with a list of explanations to why you don't have this or that. They don't like that either. These days cases are being held for review a lot. Shoot for an approval on the spot.
Please read the links on the thread I directed you to.
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Originally posted by Heavenlyminded View PostI just moved to another house but my driver's license still has the same old address. Do I need to change before the interview? And also my husband different license state because he's self-employed the biz is registered to NC. We live in GA. Is that a concerned?
That's basic and can cause concern for no reason. It's also an easy one to solve. You do not want to show up with a list of explanations to why you don't have this or that. They don't like that either. These days cases are being held for review a lot. Shoot for an approval on the spot.
Please read the links on the thread I directed you to.
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Driver's license change of address
Originally posted by UScitizenFilingforspouse View PostHere you go. Please spend time reading through the links contained in this thread. https://www.immihelp.com/forum/showt...interview-tips
Putting together is a tried and true method. In your case, you will need a notarized affidavit of residence from your father in-law, you should author one too and your wife, as well. Your driver's license should also show your address. Look at user Tezza's evidence. It's #4 on the list.
Pictures carry the least weight, by the way. Focus on CONCRETE evidence of bona fide marriage. This does not mean that you should only show evidence since the date of your marriage. Focus on longevity. Start with the date that you met. Dig up receipts + text messages + pictures, etc. Evidence of bona fide marriage refers to your good faith intentions, so that starts when you met and started dating. If you filed right after getting married, you do not want USCIS thinking you met on Monday, married on Tuesday and filed on Wednesday.
All the best,
USCFFS
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Just a heads up!
Everyone waiting go ahead and read that article. January 23rd 2017 Atlanta filer. Never received an RFE or RFIE and case is not showing ready to be scheduled for an interview nothing as changed in the past year and 8 months since they collected my biometrics. Went to the congressman no avail went to the senator no avail. Unable to schedule info pass because they are never available. I'm starting to believe I just might get deported for no reason.
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Originally posted by hkaramat View Postwould any body please guide me what type of documents should I start preparing for my interview? we're living in my wife's father's house (its our separate house) and we pay him rent which includes utilities but there's no such kind of written lease type thing because its her father's house. 2ndly with my i485 and other forms I mailed many photographs with family and parents in law and of different occasions, do I need to print more? our chat has thousands of message and I don't know how to print some of them. we don't share so many personal things on ******** as we both have no that much interest in these types of things. we have join bank account, joint auto insurance. what else we should prepare? plz guide
Putting together is a tried and true method. In your case, you will need a notarized affidavit of residence from your father in-law, you should author one too and your wife, as well. Your driver's license should also show your address. Look at user Tezza's evidence. It's #4 on the list.
Pictures carry the least weight, by the way. Focus on CONCRETE evidence of bona fide marriage. This does not mean that you should only show evidence since the date of your marriage. Focus on longevity. Start with the date that you met. Dig up receipts + text messages + pictures, etc. Evidence of bona fide marriage refers to your good faith intentions, so that starts when you met and started dating. If you filed right after getting married, you do not want USCIS thinking you met on Monday, married on Tuesday and filed on Wednesday.
All the best,
USCFFS
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