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EAD Case Approved!
First off, I'd like to thank everyone who has been replying to my posts and giving me advices in the past, because without your guidance I would still be sitting here waiting in despair.
I honestly don't know for sure if it was luck of the draw in my case, because I understand there are so many of you who filed in March and April are still waiting on yours. But I exhausted all my available resources out there. I contacted my Congressman's office, my Senator's office, and last but not least, Ombudsman.
At this point, I'm confident enough to tell you guys that Ombudsman was what did it for me. I filed with them to request assistance with my EAD application on October 9th. During this time, I was also actively reaching out to my Congressman and Senator's offices for help. In all honesty, I had my doubts about Ombudsman. I didn't think it would even go anywhere since my mindset was that I wasn't directly dealing with an actual person so there was no way my request with Ombudsman would even transpire.
10 days later on the 19th, I got an email from them saying they reviewed my request and contacted USCIS. On October 23rd, my case's status changed to "New Card Is Being Produced." Yesterday, the 24th, Ombudsman sent me an email confirming with me that USCIS made a decision about my case, and that Ombudsman were closing my request with them.
So I'm writing this post to let you know that YOU NEED TO FILE WITH OMBUDSMAN, if you have yet to do so. And lastly, I know everyone is telling you to "be patient," but I decided to be proactive instead. Being patient gets you no where. Start utilizing the help available to you.
I honestly don't know for sure if it was luck of the draw in my case, because I understand there are so many of you who filed in March and April are still waiting on yours. But I exhausted all my available resources out there. I contacted my Congressman's office, my Senator's office, and last but not least, Ombudsman.
At this point, I'm confident enough to tell you guys that Ombudsman was what did it for me. I filed with them to request assistance with my EAD application on October 9th. During this time, I was also actively reaching out to my Congressman and Senator's offices for help. In all honesty, I had my doubts about Ombudsman. I didn't think it would even go anywhere since my mindset was that I wasn't directly dealing with an actual person so there was no way my request with Ombudsman would even transpire.
10 days later on the 19th, I got an email from them saying they reviewed my request and contacted USCIS. On October 23rd, my case's status changed to "New Card Is Being Produced." Yesterday, the 24th, Ombudsman sent me an email confirming with me that USCIS made a decision about my case, and that Ombudsman were closing my request with them.
So I'm writing this post to let you know that YOU NEED TO FILE WITH OMBUDSMAN, if you have yet to do so. And lastly, I know everyone is telling you to "be patient," but I decided to be proactive instead. Being patient gets you no where. Start utilizing the help available to you.
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