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Can you post your entire time-line? Are you 5-year LPR based or 3-year Marriage-based? etc.

Great. That's what I thought. Thanks. I have updated the tracker and will let you know.

Guys, I am seeing this status online. It says, "On July 2, 2010" notice was received. However, I have neither received any NOA in postal mail nor have I received any FP notice. Is this normal?

Mine still says "On xxxx xxx, 2003, we transferred this case to our ATLANTA, GA location to conduct the interview that is a standard part of processing this I485 APPLICATION TO REGISTER PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR TO ADJUST STATUS. You will be sent a notice when the interview is scheduled, or if the...

I did too.

Applies to entire life.

Received SMS / Text & Email after 7 days I got my SMS and emails at midnight. So, from the date of receipt, it took 7 days to send SMS and Text via G-1145 at Dallas Lockbox.

Hey, that's great news. See, you need to keep nudging them in order to resolve this duplicate A# problem. Anyway, all is over. Congratulations. Enjoy.

Mine in same boat as well. No SMS/text/email despite G-1145. Check was not encashed either. So, just hanging on there.

Good. That's what I meant. Now the wait continues. I haven't received any SMS / email despite 6 days since delivery :-)

I did precisely as you did. Nothing to worry. In few hours it will show "Delivered." what you see is standard procedure.

July and August have 31 days each. Redo your Math. You will see that you are well within the 90-day limit on your 5th year of GC to qualify for N-400 filing. Shed worries. Look forward to the process.

Possible. If repeated attempts fail, you will be asked to get police clearance from all places you stayed within the past 5 or 10 years.

If you require OCI, you will have to surrender the Indian passport. First, you will have to get the Certificate of Renunciation of Indian Nationality by surrendering the passport. Only with this certificate, you can file for OCI, starting June 1, 2010. For, PIO, it doesn't matter.

I haven't received mine either. See my signature for details.

Unless you're going to be proactive enough to keep nudging, it won't get anywhere -- even if it involves taking the Lord's name in vain :-) Keep going on InfoPass visits and insist that you talk to the officer who interviewed you. It won't be easy and it will take several disappointed visits...

As I said before, that shouldn't be a problem. She has the option to file "Married filing jointly" or "Married filing separately". The tax-rate is higher for the latter.

Doesn't matter. Even if she makes $0 in the US, the act of her filing jointly with you (who BTW makes 100% of earnings outside of US), will show that she is filing her taxes to the US Government on the worldwide income, which either happens to be $0 or whatever she rents out of the home in the...

Regardless of where you earn, you should file your US taxes on the "worldwide income." Also, if your wife keeps traveling back and forth, but fail to file taxes and other errands that would vouch for significant ties to the US, she can be denied entry at the Port-of-Entry by a CBP officer...

I sent mine today. Adding this to ADO thread.