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120 days today. No EAD or Interview
Please who can I contact my PD: 02/20/2018

No EAD no interview letter the only thing I received was I-693 for Medical since then I haven’t heard back from them the state is stuck at we case received please help me who can I contact or call this is getting frustrating. Please help me how do I contact senator or Congress man I don’t have any job offer I have a lot of bills to pay
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SSN
Here is what i found.

Social Security
Apply For Your Social Security Number While Applying Your Work Permit
If you currently reside in the United States and plan to apply for work authorization from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), you will also need a Social Security Number (SSN) to allow employers to report your earnings to the U.S. government

To save you a trip to the Social Security Office you can now apply for your SSN and card (SSN card) on the same application form you will use to apply for permission to work legally in the United States (U.S.). That application is the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization. If USCIS approves your application to work in the U.S. and you completed the section on the application to request an SSN card, then USCIS will send SSA the data we need to issue your SSN card. If you already have an SSN and you requested an SSN card on the I-765 application, we will issue you a replacement SSN card.

If USCIS approves your application, you will receive two documents – your Employment Authorization Document (EAD), also known as the “USCIS I-766 card” or “work permit”, and in another envelope your SSN card. We will mail your SSN card to the address you listed on your I-765 application. You should receive your SSN card no later than 7 business days after you receive your EAD from USCIS.

If You Do Not Receive Your SSN Card that You Requested on Your I-765 – Visit an SSA Office
Please call or visit an SSA office if you do not receive your SSN card within 7 business
days after receiving your EAD. Please bring this flyer and your EAD as it may help us answer your questions.

My question still is: As anyone automatically received SSN in their mail lately without going in in-person to apply?
Just kinda curious.
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form i290b
how long should I wait? I filed AOS dec 21 2016, admin mistake cost me my interview and refiled and waiting for interview ever since ..anyone in the same boat
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EAD approved !
Dear guys,

After 6 months waiting, finally today I received emails & text message indicated that my cases: I-765 & I-131 were approved. They mentioned that I should receive approval letter in the mail within 30 days.

When do I expect to get my cards in hands ???
Since the approval notice came at the same moment, do u think it’s combo card ??

Thanks in advance :)
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Afternoon interview
Is it bad to have afternoon interview ? Please share your experience. Thank you
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SSN
Is there anyone who received EAD card lately, i got few questions to ask?
---was social security card/number issued/sent before or after receiving EAD card?
---if after, how long does it take for the SSN/Card to be delivered by mail?
---Or did you visit SSN office to apply in person?

Reason for asking was because the recent i765 form has a place where you request SSN to be generated and sent to you automatically. Also, i have read on here from someone who received his/her SSN/card by mail automatically.

Thank you.
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OPT while AOS pending
Hello all,
I applied for Adjustment of Status through marriage to US citizen in March 2018 while on F-1 visa. I also filed for AP and EAD with that application. I am currently waiting for the interview to be scheduled (as of 5/22/18). No update on EAD status so far.

I am graduating in August 2018 and was wondering if I can apply for OPT authorization while my EAD through AoS is pending? I have heard conflicting information about whether that is allowed or not (since some believe that by applying for AoS you are giving up your current non-immigrant status and others believe that the status only goes away when AoS is approved). Does anyone have any experience with this? I am trying to make sure I am able to get a post-doc position for my career. Please help with any information you may have, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!!
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status changed
after long 11 months , finally received e-mail today, case is ready to be scheduled for an interview....how much longer will I wait for the interview? :-(
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got my greencard today
I just receive my greencard today. the processing tooks 4 months only. Thanks to the people who answered my questions here. Prayers can move mountain. Best of luck to everyone.
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Still no update.
PD Jan 21, 2018
Receipt received Jan 24, 2018
Biometric letter Jan 30, 2018
RFE for I-485 Feb 13, 2018 (affidavit)
Biometric done Feb 15, 2018
RFE sent in Mar 1, 2018
RFE response review Mar 7, 2018
Letter re Medical Mar 17, 2018
Interview date received April 6, 2018
Interview done for May 9, 2018

No EAD card (Been over 120 days)
I-485 still says interview scheduled from Mar 30

I know others are waiting longer than I have, but after getting to the final step (interview)
you'd think it's over. Sigh, I'll waiting until next week to find out what's happening (30 days)

Congratulations to those who have received their GC! My journey continues......
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