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FINALLY I GOT MY EAD 104 DAYS LATER!! DEC FILLER
Hi all,
Finally, with my card in my hand. It have been a long wait and thanks to this forum, the waiting was much more pleasant with all the good news and hopes of everyone. Thank you for sharing your stories.
NBC center C9 filler married to a USC
Here is my timeline:
Dec 15: We received your case (Form I-485, I-131 , I 765)
Jan 19: Request for initial evidence (financial support even though we sent it in the first package)
Jan 23: Biometrics appointment
Feb 13: We received your response to our request for more information. Your case is no longer on hold. (I did not know that was on hold , I started getting worried)
March 1: Service request online USCIS website (76 days)
March 2 : Service request over the phone
March 5: Request for a case assistance with Ombudsman
March 6: I reached my local congressman office (super nice people ready to help. I filled a form with my process information and my urgency for my EAD card because I had a job offer since February 20)
March 9: Congressman emailed the USCIS with a case in my behalf. They said ““Thank you for your email on behalf of your constituent….A general email answer from USCIS.
March 16: I called the congressman office to see if they have any news about my case, they said that nothing from USCIS, that they are going to try to expedite my case.
March 20: I received a call from the congressman office saying that they request to expedite my case.
March 23: I received a call from the congressman office saying that my expedite request was approved.
March 23: In my account on the new system of the USCIS “We are producing your card and will mail it to you”
March 26: “ We approved your case” Both forms I-765 and I-131
March 27: “ We mailed your card” I did not see this on the account until the morning of Thursday 29
March 28: I went to a infopass appointment that I had schedule 3 weeks ago ( Totally unnecessary they told me that my card was in the facility and that I needed to wait a week)
March 29: The account was updated and I could see the “ We mailed your card” message with the 27 date. For my surprise this same morning March 29 I got my card in my mail box.( combo card parole and work permit)
Recommendations:
1.- In the 76 day of your timeline do everything , phone call , SR , infopass if you can . Even though everything with the USCIS is not working , you need this actions to filled an ombudsman form or a congressman petition. (You need to try everything with the USCIS first)
2.- Apparently Ombudsman is with a lot of cases , not a response for my case that I filled at the beginning of the month yet.
3.- CONTACT YOUR CONGRESSMAN This was fast, easy and really helpful they can contact USCIS directly and they do not have a lot of petitions since is your local congressman that you are reaching ( Ombudsman is one website for everyone)
4.- It helps to expedite your case to have a job offer.
Finally, with my card in my hand. It have been a long wait and thanks to this forum, the waiting was much more pleasant with all the good news and hopes of everyone. Thank you for sharing your stories.
NBC center C9 filler married to a USC
Here is my timeline:
Dec 15: We received your case (Form I-485, I-131 , I 765)
Jan 19: Request for initial evidence (financial support even though we sent it in the first package)
Jan 23: Biometrics appointment
Feb 13: We received your response to our request for more information. Your case is no longer on hold. (I did not know that was on hold , I started getting worried)
March 1: Service request online USCIS website (76 days)
March 2 : Service request over the phone
March 5: Request for a case assistance with Ombudsman
March 6: I reached my local congressman office (super nice people ready to help. I filled a form with my process information and my urgency for my EAD card because I had a job offer since February 20)
March 9: Congressman emailed the USCIS with a case in my behalf. They said ““Thank you for your email on behalf of your constituent….A general email answer from USCIS.
March 16: I called the congressman office to see if they have any news about my case, they said that nothing from USCIS, that they are going to try to expedite my case.
March 20: I received a call from the congressman office saying that they request to expedite my case.
March 23: I received a call from the congressman office saying that my expedite request was approved.
March 23: In my account on the new system of the USCIS “We are producing your card and will mail it to you”
March 26: “ We approved your case” Both forms I-765 and I-131
March 27: “ We mailed your card” I did not see this on the account until the morning of Thursday 29
March 28: I went to a infopass appointment that I had schedule 3 weeks ago ( Totally unnecessary they told me that my card was in the facility and that I needed to wait a week)
March 29: The account was updated and I could see the “ We mailed your card” message with the 27 date. For my surprise this same morning March 29 I got my card in my mail box.( combo card parole and work permit)
Recommendations:
1.- In the 76 day of your timeline do everything , phone call , SR , infopass if you can . Even though everything with the USCIS is not working , you need this actions to filled an ombudsman form or a congressman petition. (You need to try everything with the USCIS first)
2.- Apparently Ombudsman is with a lot of cases , not a response for my case that I filled at the beginning of the month yet.
3.- CONTACT YOUR CONGRESSMAN This was fast, easy and really helpful they can contact USCIS directly and they do not have a lot of petitions since is your local congressman that you are reaching ( Ombudsman is one website for everyone)
4.- It helps to expedite your case to have a job offer.
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