Employment Based Greencard

I thought I would share my timeline and hope it helps as reference for others.
My process was through Texas Processing Center

O1/10/2017 – receipt notice of submitted I-140 with premium processing
O1/19/2017 – approved I-140
02/16/2017 – receipt of I-485 submission
03/07/2017 – biometrics appointment
04/07/2017 – EAD / AP approved
04/25/2017 – I-485 (adjustment of status) approved
04/28/2017 – Green Card sent

My wife's I-485 was approved on 4/18 and received her greencard on 4/25 but my I-485 still "fingerprint fee was received".
Is this normal? My wife was the applicant and I filed as a dependent spouse. My lawyer said it's a normal operating procedure but most of the cases that I read in this forum I-485 for both applicant and their dependents were approved at the same time.

Did anyone had similar experience that can be shared?

Greetings all,

find my experience below:

EB2, NSC, Iran

PERM submission May 2016
PERM Approval August 2016

10/10/2016 submission of I-131, I-140 (PP), I-485, I-765:
10/11/2016 receiving date for the forms
11/03/2016 received biometric appointment notice
11/11/2016 I-140 approval (delayed due to RFE)
11/14/2016 biometric appointment
01/14/2017 I-131 and I-765 approval
03/25/2017 Received REF email
03/31/2017 Received the REF letter in the mail (missing gonorrhea test)
04/07/2017 RFE response sent
04/10/2017 RFE response delivered
04/12/2017 RFE response received status update
04/27/2017 I-485 approved (mine and my spouse)

Good luck to all! Let me know if you have any questions

Good day all,

NSC has received my response to RFE on February 16, 2017, but since then haven't heard anything back. So it's been more than 60 days since they are reviewing RFE.

Has anyone got the same experience? what is the most USCIS might review your RFE.

EB2 , I-485 case.

Hello,

I received an RFE for gonorrhea and USCIS updated my case to RFE received last April 19th. Any idea how long would it take for USCIS to decide on my I485, thanks.

Hi All,
I just wanted to share my experience as a medical doctor who waived J1 visa 2 yr requirement and got permanent residency.
November 2015: Waiver application filed to HHS (research category)
December 2015: NIH approved
July 2016: HHS approved
September 2016: DoS approved
September 2016: EB1b filed by my university, approved in 10 days
November 24, 2016: USCIS received I-485, I-131, I -765
December 22, 2016: fingerprints
January 12, 2017: USCIS approved 2-yr waiver and finalized it
February 2, 2017: approved I-131 and I-765
April 21, 2017: approved I-485

Good luck to everybody!

In my case of waiver, you need a good CV and a very good lawyer!

Hi
I140/I485 and other applications was filed in dec 2016 under EB1 . we have recieved EAD . but today recieved RFE for I140.Still waiting for the mail though. Any ideas why RFE on I140 would be. Inputs would be great

Hi everyone,
Here is mine so far:

EB3-ROW -NSC
11/06/15 Start PERM process
07/12/16 PERM filed
10/04/16 PERM Approved
11/03/16 Filed I-140, I-485, I-131, I-765
11/17/16 I-140 Approved (premium processing)
11/30/16 Biometric done
12/10/16 Received Combo card
04/21/17 I-485 Approved

Thank you for sharing your timeline, it's been helpful.

Wish everyone a good luck.
 

My I140 has been approved (EB1 category) and my dependent has got the EAD card. However, my EAD card is still pending. I checked my online status almost 15 days ago and it said "Request for additional evidence has been mailed to you". I haven't received anything from them yet.
Is this normal for the mail to get delayed? How long (maximum) does it take for the RFE to arrive after the online status is updated?
 I am worried because what if the letter has been misplaced and they are expecting a response from me while I am still waiting.
Did anyone experience such situation?
Please help

Hello everyone

My husband and I applied for adjustment of status July 21, 2016.

Our status has not changed its still stuck with fingerprints received.
Did anyone get there green card approved from July 2016 from NSC?
Its been almost 9 months. is that normal?