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Sorry to not post the approval thread for September. First time I have completely forgotten to do so. But if you don't mind could you use the original format for approval threads? And not post here with signatures at the end of the post?

1. You don't need all your paystubs, just the last 6. 3. Never heard of photographs being proof of employment. Just provide an EVL, should be enough. 4. No harm in taking them. I wasn't asked for them, but you can never tell. 5. As mentioned above, this is the wrong forum. I have posted links...

You need to take an info pass appointment, which usually hands out dates AFTER 2 weeks, which gives you enough time to get the approval notice in hand. But unless you are in a blazing hurry to get your passport stamped, you might just want to wait another couple of days. Besides approval in the...

The problem is the uncertainty in all your dealings with INS. For different types of cases they have different policies. It is best though to be prepared. Just because you don't want to find out that you need photographs and have to run out to the closest shop, that charges exhorbitant prices...

linuxrox, I truly hope your laywer is talking through his hat. It will be simple terrible if the processing slows down. Specially since they have no reason to slow it down. The backlogs are still out there. And for the first time they don't seem to have any other important priorities. If...

Looks like INS has fallen asleep on my case again. No update from them in the past 30 days. I was under the impression that SJC processes plastic cards inside 30 days, but I guess the sheer number of cases being approved, is putting a strain on these numbers. Well don't care so much about...

*sigh* I agree the dearth of volunteers really affects the ability to scan effectively. Unfortunately there is no solution to that. We have always had that problem. Kashmir was the one person who did everything on his own and required to help from others. Which made it so much easier for him...

Amazing that you actually know the unwritten rules of the forum yet still persist in breaking them. Specially after taking into account your remark on common sense of "how to talk in a public place". But to answer your question before this useless thread is locked down: 1. The silliest...

Funnies hows peoples nots interested in arguing with *** peoples still asks questions. Also it is customary to 'SEARCH' the forum for questions that are repeated time and time again to save on bandwidth and effort required to repeatedly answer the same questions again.

Once you have any paperwork pending with INS you are deemed as being in status until they make a decision on the case. So in the case of your wife, I would say she is definitely in status.

With absolutely nothing to justy these assumptions and on the grounds that the following is pure speculation: 1. Change in LUD's with such frequency usually heralds an approval/transfer/RFE, but mostly approval. It does signify that your case is slowing making its rounds at the INS office. 2...

The best way to track cases is either: 1. Use the approval thread as a rough rule of thumb, OR 2. Check Pinnacle_Man's thread on the Project Kashmir community project. I think it would be great if you could organize and take the lead in collecting a group of people who are interested in...

Best way to find out is to send a fax your self and follow that up with a phone call.

LOL :) Amazing that these are the people going for EB AOS. Definitely takes the award for silliest question of the week. USE THE SEARCH!!!!!!!

Congratulations! Thanks for being such an active forum member. Goodluck for the future.

I don't think you can or should stamp on your passport. And it is definitely not a valid travel document. BUT, if the IIO at your local INS service center stamped the I551 on your passport, that will qualify you for international travel.

Strange are the ways of INS! :)

Strange that they are putting forth a prop. to give licenses to illegal immigrants and give legal immigrants a hard time! :) In my case when I moved to CA 5 years ago, I wasn't given any kind of runaround. Smooth as a whistle, I surrendered my OH license, showed my passport with its F1...

Check with your lawyers to see if they have received a courtesy copy. In which case you can use that for stamping.

Get the approval notice and go to the consulate in India, you might be able to get a temporary travel visa, using which you can enter the US but will have to immediately go for deffered stamping. You will also need a good explanation for why you let your visa's expire and not maintain a...