Asylum Based i-485

[mekus21]

Thanks guys,wish you all the best too.
Few people go in for green card interview and we were one of them,overall it was okay and the key is honesty

Congrats! What was your green card interview about?

[gunmeikaz]

Thanks guys,wish you all the best too.
Few people go in for green card interview and we were one of them,overall it was okay and the key is honesty

Is it the same scenario as Asylum interview? How long does it take?

[Aisabini]

yes,basically touched on bit of asylum story again ,employment,school for kiddo etc. it took about 20 mins each,like i said with honesty your story will be consistent and the officers are very kind.
Good luck guys

[petendt]

Hi Guys, I had great news. I just got the Green Card. My I-485 timelines:
07/14/19 I-485 application submitted
07/16/19 UCCIS received, case allocated to Nebraska Service Center, Credit Card Charged
08/02/19 Biometrics appointment letter
08/14/19 Walk-in biometrics in the USCIS support center
08/16/19 Fingerprint review was completed
11/22/19 I-485 application was approved
11/29/19 GC in hand

It seems Nebraska Service Center processes Green Card applications much faster than any other service center. I didn't expect I could get GC so soon, not to mention I had a speeding ticket that had been dismissed before the application.

[mekus21]

Hi Guys, I had great news. I just got the Green Card. My I-485 timelines:
07/14/19 I-485 application submitted
07/16/19 UCCIS received, case allocated to Nebraska Service Center, Credit Card Charged
08/02/19 Biometrics appointment letter
08/14/19 Walk-in biometrics in the USCIS support center
08/16/19 Fingerprint review was completed
11/22/19 I-485 application was approved
11/29/19 GC in hand

It seems Nebraska Service Center processes Green Card applications much faster than any other service center. I didn't expect I could get GC so soon, not to mention I had a speeding ticket that had been dismissed before the application.

Congratulations! NSC is definitely faster than TSC (3 times as fast). NSC is taking about 4 months on average to approve I485 applications and about 4.5 to 5 months on average to approve I131 (travel document) applications.

[Nick213]

Hi Guys, I had great news. I just got the Green Card. My I-485 timelines:
07/14/19 I-485 application submitted
07/16/19 UCCIS received, case allocated to Nebraska Service Center, Credit Card Charged
08/02/19 Biometrics appointment letter
08/14/19 Walk-in biometrics in the USCIS support center
08/16/19 Fingerprint review was completed
11/22/19 I-485 application was approved
11/29/19 GC in hand

It seems Nebraska Service Center processes Green Card applications much faster than any other service center. I didn't expect I could get GC so soon, not to mention I had a speeding ticket that had been dismissed before the application.

Congratulations!! I think you have one of the fastest timeframe

[Nick213]

yes,basically touched on bit of asylum story again ,employment,school for kiddo etc. it took about 20 mins each,like i said with honesty your story will be consistent and the officers are very kind.
Good luck guys

Thanks for sharing. I thought they would go over the application one more time to make sure if country condition hasn't changed.

[petendt]

Congratulations!! I think you have one of the fastest timeframe

Thank you! It made my Thanksgiving holiday complete.

[Bek0107]

Hi Guys, I had great news. I just got the Green Card. My I-485 timelines:
07/14/19 I-485 application submitted
07/16/19 UCCIS received, case allocated to Nebraska Service Center, Credit Card Charged
08/02/19 Biometrics appointment letter
08/14/19 Walk-in biometrics in the USCIS support center
08/16/19 Fingerprint review was completed
11/22/19 I-485 application was approved
11/29/19 GC in hand

It seems Nebraska Service Center processes Green Card applications much faster than any other service center. I didn't expect I could get GC so soon, not to mention I had a speeding ticket that had been dismissed before the application.

Congratulations!!! Where did you apply and did you have an interview? Thanks for your reply in advance!

[petendt]

Congratulations!!! Where did you apply and did you have an interview? Thanks for your reply in advance!

SF Bay Area. I didn't have an interview with USCIS for approval of I-485 application.

[luckycharm4111]

SF Bay Area. I didn't have an interview with USCIS for approval of I-485 application.

Are you principle or derivative asylee?

[petendt]

Are you principle or derivative asylee?

Did you mean principal? Yes

[luckycharm4111]

Did you mean principal? Yes

Yep, sorry for the typo.
Congrats again!!!

[bayareaasylee]

SF Bay Area. I didn't have an interview with USCIS for approval of I-485 application.

I'm in the bay area too. Applied Oct/2019. Hopefully it'll be approved just as fast as yours. Congrats.

[bayareaasylee]

Hi y'all

Did anyone applied for a GC based on asylee status along an I-602 (Application By Refugee For Waiver of Grounds of Excludability) form?

ps.: Specifically under 212(a)(2)(A)(i)(II) - INADMISSIBILITY DUE TO CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE VIOLATIONS

I was convicted in my home country for smoking a **** joint.

In addition, I saw on one of the previous threads that it's possible to apply for citizenship earlier if married with a US citizen. I've been married for over three years now with a US citizen. Can anyone comment on that?

Thanks a lot for your help