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EAD timeline
Hi everyone, I wanted to share my timeline for EAD card
I had applied for I485, I130, I765 at the same time though marriage to a USC. i was under F1 OPT status until July 26, 2017. I had taken a lawyer (which was a waste), who suggested to apply for green card through marriage and get work permit through it (c9) instead of applying for EAD renewal from school. She said I cannot apply for EAD through marriage and EAD renewal at the same time, which I later found was false. So, I suggest people with my situation to apply for both EADs. Anyways, here is my timeline.
April 27, 2017: Notice of receipt for all forms - Day 0
July 12, 2017: Request for expedite I765 - Day 76
July 13, 2017: Expedite on hold as no bio-metrics done - Day 77
July 14, 2017: Received notice for bio-metrics on Aug 1, 2017 - Day 78
July 24, 2017: Infopass appointment, got bio-metrics appointment for next day - Day 88
July 25, 2017: Bio-metrics done - Day 89
July 27, 2017: Called and requested again for expedite for I765 (reason: financial loss to company and individual) - Day 91
July 28, 2017: Letter requiring me to fax documents as proof - Day 92
Aug 4, 2017: sent all documents via fax (I received the letter dated july 28 on aug 3) - Day 99
Aug 10, 2017: called again and asked for the status, and requested to get email instead of mail - Day 105
Aug 11, 2017: got email that my case is under review - Day 106
Aug 15, 2017; got impaitent and faxed senator of state to request to expedite my case - Day 110
Aug 16, 2017: Finally I765 status changed to card being produced (dont think it was due to senator) - Day 111
Aug 18, 2017: Card being sent - Day 113
Aug 21, 2017: USPS alert that card was actually sent on this date - Day 116
Aug 23, 2017: finally got my card! - Day 118
It also included my AP. I got a notice about my AP a few days back that it got approved. Nothing changed for my AP status online though.
I had applied for I485, I130, I765 at the same time though marriage to a USC. i was under F1 OPT status until July 26, 2017. I had taken a lawyer (which was a waste), who suggested to apply for green card through marriage and get work permit through it (c9) instead of applying for EAD renewal from school. She said I cannot apply for EAD through marriage and EAD renewal at the same time, which I later found was false. So, I suggest people with my situation to apply for both EADs. Anyways, here is my timeline.
April 27, 2017: Notice of receipt for all forms - Day 0
July 12, 2017: Request for expedite I765 - Day 76
July 13, 2017: Expedite on hold as no bio-metrics done - Day 77
July 14, 2017: Received notice for bio-metrics on Aug 1, 2017 - Day 78
July 24, 2017: Infopass appointment, got bio-metrics appointment for next day - Day 88
July 25, 2017: Bio-metrics done - Day 89
July 27, 2017: Called and requested again for expedite for I765 (reason: financial loss to company and individual) - Day 91
July 28, 2017: Letter requiring me to fax documents as proof - Day 92
Aug 4, 2017: sent all documents via fax (I received the letter dated july 28 on aug 3) - Day 99
Aug 10, 2017: called again and asked for the status, and requested to get email instead of mail - Day 105
Aug 11, 2017: got email that my case is under review - Day 106
Aug 15, 2017; got impaitent and faxed senator of state to request to expedite my case - Day 110
Aug 16, 2017: Finally I765 status changed to card being produced (dont think it was due to senator) - Day 111
Aug 18, 2017: Card being sent - Day 113
Aug 21, 2017: USPS alert that card was actually sent on this date - Day 116
Aug 23, 2017: finally got my card! - Day 118
It also included my AP. I got a notice about my AP a few days back that it got approved. Nothing changed for my AP status online though.
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