Adjustment of Status - I-485

just want to share my experience with tier 2

yesterday moring

tier 1 transferred my called to tier 2
after 3 hours they called me back

i never got my letter for initial evidence

tier 2 lady told me she can fax it for me
i didn’t have a fax number she told me to call back when i get one

after an hour i called tier 1 again to get transferred to tier 2

after 8 hours tier 2 called me back ( it was 8:30pm eastern time )

tier 2 representatives told he that he cant fax it because is only been 2 weeks i need to wait a months in order for him to be able to fax me a copy of my letter
he couldn’t email either

so i decided to call again this morning and play stupid and try to get my letter fax to me like the first tier 2 representative told me

after 3 hours i got my called back the tier 2 representative was very nice and he actually email the letter to me something that the other 2 tier 2 representative told me it was impossible to do

please call back as many times and talk to different tier 2 representatives someone might be able to help even if you have to call a lot of times

Hi

I had my I485 interview on 09/26 and it went well. Officer said that my medical is expired and he will send a RFE. I have not received anything yet and the case status also says the my interview is completed and my case must be received. I130 was approved on the same date

Anyone else in the same boat and how long does it take to get the RFE after the I485 interview? It's almost 2 months for me.

Timeline:
PD: 05/15/2018
BIO: 06/08/2018
Fingerprint Review was completed: 07/06/2018
EAD Card: 09/24/2018
Green Card interview scheduled: 08/16/2019
Green Card interview: 09/26/2019

Hey Guys,

USCIS misspelled my middle name on my Biometrics Notice. Please someone should advise me on what to do. Will I be able to correct it at the Application Support Center during my biometrics?

Is there any Newark filers who got their Interview scheduled or Ead approved. My PD is 08/28 . I see Newark has increased the processing times. Any good news guys?

Hello Family,

I need your comment on this please. I contacted USCIS via phone call on the 11/08/19 regarding my GC interview which I had on the 10/28/19 and I haven't hear from them after issuing me white paper that my case must be review and today I got a letter on my mail box with a response saying:

Below is a summary of what we found and how the issue has been or may be resolved.

The application to register permanent residence or adjust status; form I-485 is pending review. We regret that we are not able to give you a time frame for when we will complete the review of your application. We will forward this inquiry to the appropriate party for consideration.

What you can do
Please see the "online service " below to check the status of your case in the future. We apologize for the delay.
We hope this information is helpful to you.

Yesterday the estimate processing time in Newark field office was 9.5 months but today it says 12...

SO FRUSTRATING AND ANNOYING!

Waiting since March 2019...

USCIS today issued policy guidance explaining how USCIS applies Matter of Stockwell and clarifying when USCIS may adjust the status of an alien whose Conditional Permanent Resident (CPR) status has been terminated. An immigration judge does not need to affirm the termination of CPR status before the alien can file a new adjustment of status application.

An alien with CPR status obtains lawful permanent resident status either based on marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (if the marriage is less than two years at the time the alien adjusts status or is admitted for lawful permanent resident status) or based on an immigrant investor (EB-5) visa.

An alien with CPR status is generally ineligible to adjust their status on a new basis under the provisions of section 245(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. However, USCIS may adjust an alien’s status if their CPR status has been terminated and:

The alien has a new basis for adjustment of status;
The alien is otherwise eligible to adjust status; and
USCIS has jurisdiction over the adjustment of status application.
Time spent in the prior CPR status does not count toward the residency requirements for naturalization.

This guidance applies to adjustment of status applications filed with USCIS on or after Nov. 21, 2019.

Can anyone with advanced experience explain what’s good & bad on this new policy??

Thanks

Hello everyone. I just want to share my experience as this forum has kept me sane.

Case Background: Overstayed B1 B2 Visa, Marriage based

April 22, 2019 Sent/submitted I-130, I-131, I-131A, I-864, I-485, I-765, I-693, G-1145, G-
                        28, biometrics and filing fee checks with the following evidence:

                        1. Parking Ticket my husband received when he helped us move when
                                we were not married yet
                        2. Copies of 2018 (joint filing), 2017 & 2016 Tax Returns of my husband
                        3. Copy of my husband’s employment letter and four (4) most recent
                                pay stubs
                        4. Copy of my husband’s divorce judgement from his previous marriage
                        5. Copy of our Marriage Certificate
                        6. Copy of my and my husband’s Birth Certificates with English
                                translation
                        7. Copy of my husband’s Naturalization Certificate
                        8. Copy of my husband’s US Passport and NYS Driver’s License
                        9. Copy of my current passport
                      10. Copy of the passport that includes my US Visa
                      11. Copy of my I-94
                      12. USPS confirmation of my husband’s change of address when we
                                moved in together
                      13. Board of Elections confirmation of my husband’s change of address
                      14. Original of our Landlord’s letter confirming our monthly rent payments
                      15. Print-out of our Engagement notice in Facebook
                      16. Print-out of our Wedding “Save the Date” announcement on
                                Facebook
                      17. Receipts for Wedding related expenses (invitations & flowers)
                      18. Copy of Wedding Invitation
                      19. Print-out of 45 photos of us together (including wedding photos)
                      20. Video CD of Wedding greetings from my family that are in my country
                                (returned by USCIS upon receipt-they don’t have the means to review
                                such format)
                      21. Original signed affidavit from my husband
                      22. Original signed affidavit from my mom
                      23. Original signed affidavit from two of our friends
                      24. Original signed affidavit from my sister-in-law
                      25. Copy of most recent bank statement from our joint checking account
                      26. Health Insurance joint application
                      27. Health Insurance form – my husband assigning me as authorized
                                person to talk to
                      28. Print-out of my husband’s 401K designating me as beneficiary
                      29. Copy of our Spectrum bill with both our names on it
                      30. Print out of our T-Mobile account details with both our names and
                                mobile numbers
                      31. Email documenting joint Amazon Account

May 1, 2019 Received text message that USCIS received the packet we sent. Same
                        day checks were cashed
May 5, 2019 Received Receipt Notices in the mail
May 11, 2019 Received Biometrics notice
May 21, 2019 Biometrics – (Long Island City, New York)
Aug. 12, 2019 Interview Notice Received
Sept. 19, 2019 10:30am Interview at Federal Plaza, New York (after both of us took our
 oaths she proceeded asking questions). Her questions were:
a. To my husband – How did you get your naturalized?
b. To me – How long have you known each other?
c. To my husband – Do you know any of your wife’s address other than the present
d. To us both – What’s the full name and birthday of your husband?
e. To my husband – Tell me your story, how did you meet, when did you start dating and who proposed?
f. To my husband – What are the full names of your in-laws? Have you met them?
g. To us both – Where does your husband work? What is his job? How does he get there and what time does he leave for work?
h. To me – Have you paid taxes? (I said yes and gave her copies of my Tax Returns from 2014 to 2017; 2018 we filed jointly and was already submitted)
i. To me – What visa did you have when you entered the US?
j. To me – What happened to the petition of you filed by your mother? (Showed her the approval notice and she copied something from it)
k. To me – she asked the yes and no questions from the I-485 form and asked me to sign after
l. To me – Please pull up your Facebook page on your phone and show me the latest post you made that concerns you and your husband (I did)
m. To us both – Do you have additional proof you want to submit? (Gave her all the bank statements from our bank account, the recent bills from T-mobile and Spectrum and additional 25 photos)

Then the IO informed us that she will recommend approval and issued a white paper. We waited 2 ½ hours and was interviewed not more than 10 minutes.
Oct. 11, 2019 For I-765, card in production
Oct. 15, 2019 I-765 & I-131 approved
Oct. 16, 2019 I-765 card mailed
Oct. 17, 2019 I-765 USPS tracking number
Oct. 19, 2019 Received EAD Card, I-765 & I-131A approval notices in the mail
Oct. 21, 2019 Received Social Security Card
Nov. 14, 2019 I-465 new card being produced
Nov. 15, 2019 I-130 & I-465 approved
Nov. 18, 2019 I-130 & I-465 approval notices received, same day Card mailed
Nov. 19, 2019 Tracking number
Nov. 21, 2019 GC received

Before was 13-20 months today 11.5 to 16.5 months! Good news all!!! Hope everyone hear something soon!

I just saw it now they changed from April 11 to May 9 for I765 and I131. Good news everyone?
Now i am definitely out of notmal processing time. Not going back and forth every end of month like before!