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Adjustment of Status - I-485
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Complete AOS timeline Houston office
Here's my complete timeline filed in Houston. Hope this helps people who are impatiently waiting for the process to be over.
May 11 2015: NOA received with receipt numbers, PD May 7 2015.
May 16 2015: Biometrics Appointment scheduled
June 5 2015: Biometrics done.
July 5, 2015: Case ready to be scheduled for interview.
July 28, 2015: EAD card received.
February 19, 2016: Interview scheduled on March 24, 2016
March 24, 2016: Interview, approved, stamped on passport. I-485 application status changed to “New card produced”
March 25, 2016: I-485 and I-130 status changed to “case was approved”
March 31, 2016: Card delivered by USPS
Some remarks:
- Always apply for EAD and Advance Parole combo card. This helps of your case is pending for more than 6 months and you want to travel.
- Dress nicely and remain calm and polite through interview.
- Houston office is experiencing huge backlog, keep your expectation of interview wait time at 9-10 months, don't over-trust the processing time reported on the website.
- Keep an eye on the forum for the same group of applicants and see how things are moving (this forum has helped me manage my expectation).
Good luck to all!
May 11 2015: NOA received with receipt numbers, PD May 7 2015.
May 16 2015: Biometrics Appointment scheduled
June 5 2015: Biometrics done.
July 5, 2015: Case ready to be scheduled for interview.
July 28, 2015: EAD card received.
February 19, 2016: Interview scheduled on March 24, 2016
March 24, 2016: Interview, approved, stamped on passport. I-485 application status changed to “New card produced”
March 25, 2016: I-485 and I-130 status changed to “case was approved”
March 31, 2016: Card delivered by USPS
Some remarks:
- Always apply for EAD and Advance Parole combo card. This helps of your case is pending for more than 6 months and you want to travel.
- Dress nicely and remain calm and polite through interview.
- Houston office is experiencing huge backlog, keep your expectation of interview wait time at 9-10 months, don't over-trust the processing time reported on the website.
- Keep an eye on the forum for the same group of applicants and see how things are moving (this forum has helped me manage my expectation).
Good luck to all!
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