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Immigration
EAD (WorkPermit)
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EAD received (NSC, c(9))
EAD on hand
Office: NSC (Nebraska)
Category: c(9), employment based.
My timeline:
20 November 2017: Case received.
26 December 2017: Bio
7 February 2018: Called USCIS (not useful)
15 February 2018: Contacted Congressman and Senator
2 March 2018: Service Request 1
2 March 2018: Congressman asks for additional documentation.
7 March 2018: Answer SR1: your case is in line to be reviewed by an officer.
12 March 2018: Congressman submits congressional inquiry.
13 March 2018: Senator asks for additional documentation.
13 March 2018: Answer congressional inquiry congressman: Constituent may choose to expedite my case. Expedite criteria: https://www.uscis.gov/forms/expedite-criteria
19 March: SR2
20 March: Submitted documentation for expedite processing through Congressman. Criteria "Severe financial loss to company or person".
20 March: SR2 answer: your case is in line to be reviewed by an officer.
21 March 2018: Called USCIS (not useful)
23 March 2018: contacted ombudsman (https://www.dhs.gov/case-assistance)
26 March 2018: New Card is Being Produced.
28 March 2018: Card mailed.
31 March 2018: Card received.
Total days: 131 (expedited processing). Right now they are processing the cases submitted on November 2nd 2017. My case was received the 20th.
Recommendation: See if your case meets any expedite criteria (https://www.dhs.gov/case-assistance) and contact your congressman/senator/ombudsman for help.
Office: NSC (Nebraska)
Category: c(9), employment based.
My timeline:
20 November 2017: Case received.
26 December 2017: Bio
7 February 2018: Called USCIS (not useful)
15 February 2018: Contacted Congressman and Senator
2 March 2018: Service Request 1
2 March 2018: Congressman asks for additional documentation.
7 March 2018: Answer SR1: your case is in line to be reviewed by an officer.
12 March 2018: Congressman submits congressional inquiry.
13 March 2018: Senator asks for additional documentation.
13 March 2018: Answer congressional inquiry congressman: Constituent may choose to expedite my case. Expedite criteria: https://www.uscis.gov/forms/expedite-criteria
19 March: SR2
20 March: Submitted documentation for expedite processing through Congressman. Criteria "Severe financial loss to company or person".
20 March: SR2 answer: your case is in line to be reviewed by an officer.
21 March 2018: Called USCIS (not useful)
23 March 2018: contacted ombudsman (https://www.dhs.gov/case-assistance)
26 March 2018: New Card is Being Produced.
28 March 2018: Card mailed.
31 March 2018: Card received.
Total days: 131 (expedited processing). Right now they are processing the cases submitted on November 2nd 2017. My case was received the 20th.
Recommendation: See if your case meets any expedite criteria (https://www.dhs.gov/case-assistance) and contact your congressman/senator/ombudsman for help.
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