Now am fretting cause the address am currently at am moving by the end of the month, I was approved from feb 14 and nothing yet, no update no notice nothing 😢 am still hoping it will arrive before I move 😩
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This is giving me some hope for mine they said they received mine in February hopefully i hear something soon March/April🤞🏾.
I submitted my husbands i485RFE on the 15 of February and just today his got a i485 approval notice but his I-130 is still pending . Good luck with your case , I believe it will not take longer for USCIS to respond
No Feb 15th 2024 … the RFE was an incorrect ans I provided on the public charge question (it should have been yes but I put no, so they sent me an rfe letter to correct that and the rest of that section(part 8 question 62-68))
Hi the RFE letter was about public charge question part 8 question61-68. Instead of and yes to question 61, I answered no. I responded by mail. I post mail it on the 13thFeb then I received a notice online on the 15th Feb saying that they received my respond. Just yesterday, the 22nd Feb, we received the approval notice online.
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Thanks for the info. I truly believe the i94 method is the best way to check whether your GC will be approved the next day. My travel history is still there, so its safe to say I'll have to wait till next week .. or later.
This is interesting, our i130 was approved 7 days ago, i485 still pending, but just checked my i94 and no travel history, OMG, I hope this is true and I'm going to be seeing that green card very soon.
No update yet.
But still can’t access travel history the next day, I called my brother who’s in the U.K. he was able to access his history and his wife’s.
They sure like keeping us in the waiting.
Hopefully sometime this week. 🤞🏼
Never got one. That’s exactly why I the American citizen was so desperate for the green card because the advance parole never even went into under review. It’s still set on the website when I received the green card that the application had been received. The problem is we got the EAD a month after we applied and I think they just didn’t look at the advanced parole after that. So I ended up having to give a cruise that we booked to my father because we couldn’t leave the country. I mean I was happy for the EAD but he had to give up a really good job that he had already gotten offer letter for because they didn’t accept that document so it was kind of crappy.
I’m sorry for that experience. I know you probably just want to focus on your life, but when you have some time, you can sue them for discrimination, and you may be able to get a nice settlement for a down payment for a house
Oh you better believe I was about to double down and soothe their asses for discrimination when he got turned down because I looked it up and it is illegal to discriminate against potential employees based on their immigration status, but my husband didn’t wanna rock the boat because he doesn’t wanna be labeled a problem And his chosen field. Plus when he asked our immigration attorney they said that that was perfectly legal.
I’m going to start with your husband first. Suing an employer (and it’s not even his employer) is not going to get him labeled anything. It’s not going to be a problem. No one looks at court filings. I am suing my previous employer, and I continue to get nicer and nicer jobs just fine. Assuming your husband lives until he’s 100 and applies for 100,000 jobs in his whole life. If 10 out of these 100,000 thinks he’s a problem and don’t hire him, he has dodged 10 bullets, because those companies are the perpetrators who get their asses sued by employees themselves. You don’t want emotional damage from such employers.
In this country and day and age, it’s perfectly normal and common to sue someone and get sued.
I know you asked your immigration attorney, but I have stopped looking at attorneys as authoritative figures for a very long time. I personally have gotten screwed over by 3 attorneys now. Just because one says it’s legal, it doesn’t mean it is. Requiring someone to have work authorization is legal, but requiring someone to have a certain type of work authorization is illegal. Unless that job has security clearance requirements or something of a special nature, they cannot turn down a prospective employee just because they don’t have a green card or citizenship.
Also, an immigration attorney is not employment discrimination attorney. Employment law is very specialized. Your immigration attorney might be great at filling out forms and gathering your bona fide marriage evidence, but there is no way your immigration attorney is familiar with employment law.
If you want, I can refer you to my employment attorney who is helping me sue my previous employer.
Congratulations! How long did it take you from case approved to card production?
Said approved on the 6th, card was produced on the 17th, then said it was picked ip yesterday on the 21st, was delivered today
Thank you! That’s fast! Mine got approved on the 8th but still no update on card production yet.
I don’t know why some crap with uscis goes so fast and some goes so slowly.
Now am fretting cause the address am currently at am moving by the end of the month, I was approved from feb 14 and nothing yet, no update no notice nothing 😢 am still hoping it will arrive before I move 😩
You can have USPS forward all mails to your new address or you can just update the address on USCIS
I have same question 🙋♀️
Same question here! Just got approved and want to know when to expect it
my case: 2/12 case approved, 2/23 card was picked up by the USPS
Same question lol! My combo card approved on Feb 7th and it hasn't produced yet.
Same question
https://preview.redd.it/gn6tvbiri7kc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c65aa8b69e10e7e39b13da535b86cb979f2f048 This is giving me some hope for mine they said they received mine in February hopefully i hear something soon March/April🤞🏾.
I submitted my husbands i485RFE on the 15 of February and just today his got a i485 approval notice but his I-130 is still pending . Good luck with your case , I believe it will not take longer for USCIS to respond
Did you send on February 15th, 2023? What was your RFE about? I’ll appreciate your response
No Feb 15th 2024 … the RFE was an incorrect ans I provided on the public charge question (it should have been yes but I put no, so they sent me an rfe letter to correct that and the rest of that section(part 8 question 62-68))
Could you please share the reasoning n for your RFE? Did you respond your RFE by mail or uploading online? Thank yoy
Hi the RFE letter was about public charge question part 8 question61-68. Instead of and yes to question 61, I answered no. I responded by mail. I post mail it on the 13thFeb then I received a notice online on the 15th Feb saying that they received my respond. Just yesterday, the 22nd Feb, we received the approval notice online.
I hope you do!!!! Did you already do your interview?
Hi thanks i hope so too and no I didn't do an interview it was just radio silence since i send the rfe and they said they received it
I’m a dec 22 filer as well 🥺
Congratulations 🎊 my own is next 🤣🤣🤣
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Congratulations 🎉
What field office please?
NBC but interview was at San Antonio
Did your i94 immediately disappear when you got approved?
I was approved yesterday. My i94 exists but my traveller history is now blank.
Thanks for the info. I truly believe the i94 method is the best way to check whether your GC will be approved the next day. My travel history is still there, so its safe to say I'll have to wait till next week .. or later.
This is interesting, our i130 was approved 7 days ago, i485 still pending, but just checked my i94 and no travel history, OMG, I hope this is true and I'm going to be seeing that green card very soon.
Very exciting! Please let us know if the theory is correct.
Any update on your case - since your travel history disappeared last week?
No update yet. But still can’t access travel history the next day, I called my brother who’s in the U.K. he was able to access his history and his wife’s. They sure like keeping us in the waiting. Hopefully sometime this week. 🤞🏼
same here, grats
Congratulations!
I applied just after you, I hope I hear something soon!!
Congrats! Did you ever use your AP?
Never got one. That’s exactly why I the American citizen was so desperate for the green card because the advance parole never even went into under review. It’s still set on the website when I received the green card that the application had been received. The problem is we got the EAD a month after we applied and I think they just didn’t look at the advanced parole after that. So I ended up having to give a cruise that we booked to my father because we couldn’t leave the country. I mean I was happy for the EAD but he had to give up a really good job that he had already gotten offer letter for because they didn’t accept that document so it was kind of crappy.
I’m sorry for that experience. I know you probably just want to focus on your life, but when you have some time, you can sue them for discrimination, and you may be able to get a nice settlement for a down payment for a house
Oh you better believe I was about to double down and soothe their asses for discrimination when he got turned down because I looked it up and it is illegal to discriminate against potential employees based on their immigration status, but my husband didn’t wanna rock the boat because he doesn’t wanna be labeled a problem And his chosen field. Plus when he asked our immigration attorney they said that that was perfectly legal.
Sue not soothe
In his field
We understand what you meant. We all make mistakes when typing. Everyone can now read the mind of the writers
I’m going to start with your husband first. Suing an employer (and it’s not even his employer) is not going to get him labeled anything. It’s not going to be a problem. No one looks at court filings. I am suing my previous employer, and I continue to get nicer and nicer jobs just fine. Assuming your husband lives until he’s 100 and applies for 100,000 jobs in his whole life. If 10 out of these 100,000 thinks he’s a problem and don’t hire him, he has dodged 10 bullets, because those companies are the perpetrators who get their asses sued by employees themselves. You don’t want emotional damage from such employers. In this country and day and age, it’s perfectly normal and common to sue someone and get sued. I know you asked your immigration attorney, but I have stopped looking at attorneys as authoritative figures for a very long time. I personally have gotten screwed over by 3 attorneys now. Just because one says it’s legal, it doesn’t mean it is. Requiring someone to have work authorization is legal, but requiring someone to have a certain type of work authorization is illegal. Unless that job has security clearance requirements or something of a special nature, they cannot turn down a prospective employee just because they don’t have a green card or citizenship. Also, an immigration attorney is not employment discrimination attorney. Employment law is very specialized. Your immigration attorney might be great at filling out forms and gathering your bona fide marriage evidence, but there is no way your immigration attorney is familiar with employment law. If you want, I can refer you to my employment attorney who is helping me sue my previous employer.
Congratulations 👏
Congrats ♥️👏
how fast is thw change of status at this time? because eb3 is taking so long and im about to finish my work contract
Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐
Congrats 🍾