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Hello Everyone. I hope you are keeping your spirits up in this difficult time. Immigration is not an easy goal to reach...but then again, patience and preserverance leads to sweet success and the American dream... I keep telling myself this ******. It keeps me smiling 
Here is my current dilemma...
My FP appointment for I-485 was held in North Dakota. I currently live in this state, so it makes sense to have my FP done here. My FP appointment for EAD was scheduled for California. I do not live there and have never lived there before. So, instead of going to California, I went to the local office in North Dakota and had my FP taken.
My EAD FP was on Day 75 after reciept notice.
So, what are my chances of getting an EAD within the 90 day timeline?
Why are we required to give a FP for each step? Does one set of FP not cover everything?
I appreciate your time and consideration to this post.
Here is my current dilemma...
My FP appointment for I-485 was held in North Dakota. I currently live in this state, so it makes sense to have my FP done here. My FP appointment for EAD was scheduled for California. I do not live there and have never lived there before. So, instead of going to California, I went to the local office in North Dakota and had my FP taken.
My EAD FP was on Day 75 after reciept notice.
So, what are my chances of getting an EAD within the 90 day timeline?
Why are we required to give a FP for each step? Does one set of FP not cover everything?
I appreciate your time and consideration to this post.
