Adjustment of Status - I-485

Anyone in lawrence area or Boston field office help your time line please.

Nov 2018 sent package 485 765 131

Jan 2019 fingers prints done

Feb EAD AND travel documents produced

No interview yet

Hi guys , filed for EAD through family based I485, Uscis received my case on December 24th 2018 , biometric January 23 2019, any ideas when EAD may arrive or begin being produced from Philadelphia area. Any answer will help thank you. Also when I apply for a driver license does it expire once EAD expires or it’s a request 4 year drivers license ?

Guys wish me good luck and pray for me my interview is tomorrow I know God will do it my priority date September 22, 2017

Hi!

I’ve read a lot, and this website has helped a lot with my process, here’s my timeline:

PD 02/12/2019
Biometrics 03/14/2019
Your case is ready for interview 03/02/2019
Your card is being printed (i-765 I-131) 03/08/2019
Your interview was scheduled (i-485) 03/10/2019
Your card was picked up (i-765 I-131) 03/12/2019
Your card was delivered EAD and advance parole 03/16/2019
Interview notice in mailbox 03/16/2019 for 04/22/2019

Hope this helps !
Happy Easter !
Blessings

Hey I need help!!

My green card shows it was delivered today at 10:59am EST but there is nothing in my mail pan, I have ask all my neighbors and no one received it. What can I do?

I am feeling sick in regards to this issue PLEASE HELP!!

Got notified that card is in production, what’s the usual timeline till it gets mailed? When to expect approval notices ?

Hello Everyone,

I have been reading different post for AOS experience and it was so helpful to me and my husband for preparation. Here is our timeline:

May 2018 : Application submitted
July 2018: Biometrics
Sep 2018 : EAD received (expedite requested due to financial crunch )
Jan 2019: Interview Notice ( Cancelled it coz of different location)
Feb 2019: Another notice with correct location
April 2019: Interview (got approval same day)
Within a Week : I had my GC in hand.

Following things we took with us:
wedding album
loose photos (around 50)
Tax paper
Joint account
Utility Bills
Pay Stubs (mine and Husband's on same address)
Health insurance
Rental Insurance
Lease document and few more proof of our good faith marriage.

Be well organize in your documents and photos, and there is nothing to worry as long as you have a good faith marriage. Having more proof always help at interview if it is nicely organized.

we reached there 30 mins before the interview. Got good parking spot and we were very excited. We went in and cross security check In. we went to window to give our notice, they looked at it and told us to wait in waiting area.

We were called in by officer almost after 30 mins, and we were watching Netflix series meanwhile. Officer was real gentleman and kind person with little bit of strictness. I guess it was ok to be strict, as it is part of their job. We went in and took oath, and he asked us for our IDs, He checked it and asked who (my husband's name) is this? we were shocked and I told him that's my husband :-) . He was I guess confuse because my husband has unisex name. we cracked joke about it too.

He asked for real documents and I gave him all real documents with photo copies. He asked if we had any other documents, my husband gave him all documents we had. He was happy that we had more than he needed. He asked my husband's full name, date of birth and place of birth, he asked same information about me. He went through each and every photos of album and asked me if he can take photos from wedding album. I explained to him that this is the only wedding album we have, and he was very nice that he did not take photos from there and choose 4-5 photos from loose photos.

When he was going through album, he asked me questions like how we met, when we met, how he propose me, what did I study (as he saw graduation photos). it was more of conversational interview after he saw our wedding album (he enjoyed our album, as I was explaining him all events in photos). He asked my husband where he work and what he do. During interview my husband also cracked some jokes about me. After everything, he asked me yes/no questions and asked us if we had any questions? we said no, and he said don't you wanna know what will happen? I was like sure, sir, would you please tell us next step?

He said, he doesn't see any issue, he will take decision today and I will get decision in mail. He also explained us, about 2 years green card, that's were we got happy about it. we got online update in 2 hours that card is in production.

Good luck to you guys, go there with good preparation and everything will be good.

PD was on Dec 24th 2018.
Biometrics completed on the 24th of Jan 2019.
EAD arrived on April 6th 2019.
**Initial interview notice arrived in mail on April 15th. Interview is scheduled for May 21, 2019.**
Only waiting for SSN now.
Total processing time will be around 5 months.
Processing center: NBC.
AOS: Marriage based.

I guess I was lucky with the processing speed, just wanted to share my experience so you get an idea.

Hi guys.. I had my interview this morning.
Marriage December 2017
Pd June 2018
Biometrics July 2018
Status changed to ready to schedule interview August 2018
Received social and EAD November 2018
Interview today April 2019

Same sex couple.

The time for interview was 8am. We arrived at 7:25am.. checked in at 7:31am. My lawyer was a little late. He came in literally 3 mins before we were called at 8:10am. The officer was very reserved and quiet. Only asked questions based on the i485 application. Asked if we had joint document. We provided lease and most recent tax. We had a utility bill but we forgot to print that out. He said how we met, a couple is yes Or no questions again based on the application. He asked me if I’ve been denied visa before. I said yes. From my 4th year in medical school (2015) in a different country. He asked for the reason. I said she didn’t see prove that I would return. Which was crazy cos I was more than half way through school. He made a joke (but you haven’t returned tho) lol I said it doesn’t count coz I came to visit and left then I finished medical school 2 years after. He said ok. Everything looks good but he want to take a look at my b2 application(for the visa I was denied which I don’t think it’s a big deal because visas are rarely issued in countries other than your home country) before he makes a decision.

I was happy when I left but now I’m a little worried we weren’t given any paper or anything.. so we just wait??

Any Milwaukee filers? Looking for timeline assistance in I-485 through family..