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I see that almost all cases here are marriage cases. My case is indeed different, I am the unmarried child of US citizen above 21. My I-130 petition was filed in 2008 and approved in 2009. I entered the US with F-1 Student visa in 2013 and last month I realized that my Priority date became current. I applied for adjustment and my case was sent to NBC in Missouri. I write my time line for you:
2008 Petition I-130 Filed for child of US citizen above 21. (Priority Date Sep 2008)
2009 Approval of I-130 received
2013 Entered the US as F-1 Student
Jan 2016: Started my OPT employment (post graduate employment)
4/11/2016 PD became current on the website
4/12/2016 Mailed I 485, I765, Medical exams and Affadavit of support
4/22/2016 Checks cashed and email notification
4/27/2016 Notice of Action for both I485 and I765 received. Biometrics appointment received
5/9/2016 Biometrics done
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My question:
1- My I-130 was approved in 2009, is my timeline the same as others who still have I 130 pending for approval?
2- Will I still need to go for interview? How is my case different from Marriage cases?
3- What is the expected timeline of my case? Some say I will get my EAD in 1 month and interview for green card at the end of 2016, some say I will receive EAD and GC both in the next 1 or 2 months. Any experience?
4- On the Website I cant check my status because it says:
Validation Error(s)
You must correct the following error(s) before proceeding:
My Case Status does not recognize the receipt number entered. Please check your receipt number and try again. If you need further assistance, please call the National Customer Service Center at 1-800-375-5283.
Why? I know other people have experienced this issue, but when will it be resolved? I can't even call the USCIS to talk to some one.
I live in Boston.
I see that almost all cases here are marriage cases. My case is indeed different, I am the unmarried child of US citizen above 21. My I-130 petition was filed in 2008 and approved in 2009. I entered the US with F-1 Student visa in 2013 and last month I realized that my Priority date became current. I applied for adjustment and my case was sent to NBC in Missouri. I write my time line for you:
2008 Petition I-130 Filed for child of US citizen above 21. (Priority Date Sep 2008)
2009 Approval of I-130 received
2013 Entered the US as F-1 Student
Jan 2016: Started my OPT employment (post graduate employment)
4/11/2016 PD became current on the website
4/12/2016 Mailed I 485, I765, Medical exams and Affadavit of support
4/22/2016 Checks cashed and email notification
4/27/2016 Notice of Action for both I485 and I765 received. Biometrics appointment received
5/9/2016 Biometrics done
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My question:
1- My I-130 was approved in 2009, is my timeline the same as others who still have I 130 pending for approval?
2- Will I still need to go for interview? How is my case different from Marriage cases?
3- What is the expected timeline of my case? Some say I will get my EAD in 1 month and interview for green card at the end of 2016, some say I will receive EAD and GC both in the next 1 or 2 months. Any experience?
4- On the Website I cant check my status because it says:
Validation Error(s)
You must correct the following error(s) before proceeding:
My Case Status does not recognize the receipt number entered. Please check your receipt number and try again. If you need further assistance, please call the National Customer Service Center at 1-800-375-5283.
Why? I know other people have experienced this issue, but when will it be resolved? I can't even call the USCIS to talk to some one.
I live in Boston.
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