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After waiting 23 years. My time has FINALLY come.
Hi everyone,
Good Morning to all and may your day be blessed and filled with joy and positivity.
I just want to take the time out to say THANK YOU. Especially for those who've answer my questions. I also what to say THANK YOU for those who have posted there stories on this forum. It has help me tremendously.
i'll try not to make it long..
After waiting 23 years. My time has FINALLY come after my 33rd bday, its an amazing Christmas gift.
PD: 7/1/2019
Biometric: 7/23/2019
Fingerprint received: 7/24/2019
I-130 notice letter was returned to uscis 7/25/2019. Cause post office said could not be delivered.
Expedited my EAD I-765: 8/2/2019
Received an email RFE for why i need my EAD expedited: 8/9/2019
Received a email that they received my evidence: 8/13/2019
Received an update that my new card is in production: 8/14/2019
Interview was scheduled on: 11/1/2019
Interview scheduled for: 12/12/2019 at 8:15 am
Case was Approved: 8/12/2019 Approved on the spot.
So yesterday my husband and I arrived at Federal Plaza here in NYC at 7:40 am. Our interview was located on the 9th floor at the Queen Field Office. We checked, well I checked in at 7:48 am. I did the usual procedure that was needed to be done. we were given a ticket with a letter and number. Once we sat down, my husband and I began started to talked with each other. My name was called. We walked towards the IO and her office. She told us were to sit. And further explained what the interview will be. The IO asked if there were any evidence i would like to submit. I told her yes and then she proceed to ask us to take an Oath. Long story short..
She only asked us to tell each other's full name and date of birth, where were we born, our address etc. She didn't ask us anything about one other. We made jokes and laugh. At the end of the interview the IO asked if we have anymore evidence to submit and I said yes. After the IO then began to explain I will be getting my 10yr GC and handed me a white piece of paper. The interview last about 15 to 20 mins, because we were heading home at 8:30 am. We got home around 9:30 am and I decided to check my case status and it said my case was approved.
I'm just so grateful and thankful to God, my Husband.
May everyone have a positive day and many more approvals.
Good Morning to all and may your day be blessed and filled with joy and positivity.
I just want to take the time out to say THANK YOU. Especially for those who've answer my questions. I also what to say THANK YOU for those who have posted there stories on this forum. It has help me tremendously.
i'll try not to make it long..
After waiting 23 years. My time has FINALLY come after my 33rd bday, its an amazing Christmas gift.
PD: 7/1/2019
Biometric: 7/23/2019
Fingerprint received: 7/24/2019
I-130 notice letter was returned to uscis 7/25/2019. Cause post office said could not be delivered.
Expedited my EAD I-765: 8/2/2019
Received an email RFE for why i need my EAD expedited: 8/9/2019
Received a email that they received my evidence: 8/13/2019
Received an update that my new card is in production: 8/14/2019
Interview was scheduled on: 11/1/2019
Interview scheduled for: 12/12/2019 at 8:15 am
Case was Approved: 8/12/2019 Approved on the spot.
So yesterday my husband and I arrived at Federal Plaza here in NYC at 7:40 am. Our interview was located on the 9th floor at the Queen Field Office. We checked, well I checked in at 7:48 am. I did the usual procedure that was needed to be done. we were given a ticket with a letter and number. Once we sat down, my husband and I began started to talked with each other. My name was called. We walked towards the IO and her office. She told us were to sit. And further explained what the interview will be. The IO asked if there were any evidence i would like to submit. I told her yes and then she proceed to ask us to take an Oath. Long story short..
She only asked us to tell each other's full name and date of birth, where were we born, our address etc. She didn't ask us anything about one other. We made jokes and laugh. At the end of the interview the IO asked if we have anymore evidence to submit and I said yes. After the IO then began to explain I will be getting my 10yr GC and handed me a white piece of paper. The interview last about 15 to 20 mins, because we were heading home at 8:30 am. We got home around 9:30 am and I decided to check my case status and it said my case was approved.
I'm just so grateful and thankful to God, my Husband.
May everyone have a positive day and many more approvals.
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