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someone may know better [probably not your lawyer by the sound of it...] but if you were out of status for less than 6 months with employment visa, you file 245k not 245i and there is no penalty fee to pay. I suggest you check this out just in case good luck

tata your lawyer is wrong, but it doesnt matter... check the pdf posted by sriss in this thread now good luck with your interview for tax forms go to IRS website-- there is a 800# where you can order the statments from-- its free. however at my intervoew i only had to give copies of my...

standard forms sent by nyc for interview are for family based apps. you need to verify which docs apply to you-- not all. search fporm for info. medical exam does not expire anymore. it amazes me that lawyers are so ignorant of the law! search the forum and you will find a pdf of the...

you can request expedite name check for a service error like this

PS june 04/04 NYC welcome Notice dated 6/23 -- r'vd june 29 received green card July 1-- [which is actually white!] gc mailer was dated 6/24 and was mailed 6/26 from kentucky 2 wierd/randon things-- hologram still says DOJ INS not uscis and approval date was 5/19/04 which bears no...

received green card-- which is actually white! pps 6/4/04 nyc welocme notice dated june 23 card notice dated 6/24 mailed 6/26 from kentucky 2 wierd/random things-- hologram still says DOJ INS not uscis and approval date was 5/19/04 which bears no relation to any date in my case...

received green card-- which is actually white! dated 6/24 mailed 6/26 from kentucky 2 wierd/random things-- hologram still says DOJ / INS not uscis and approval date was 5/19/04 which bears no relation to any date in my case! can't believe I'm done after 4 years! again thanks to...

fp1 feb 2002 fp2 july 2003 fp3 jan 2004-- aborted by supervisor half way thru

thanks!

Brief recap transferred to local office for interview, not approved at interview [feb 2004] pending FBI check, approved/passport stamped 4 june 2004 today I got 2 [duplicate] welcome notices and a new eac# 04. the notice says I will get my card in less than 3 weeks from date of notice ie...

I was surprised to get my "welcome notice" today-- actually two [duplicates] It is dated June 23 and says I should recieve my plastic card within 3 weeks it has a new EAC # for my case, and the notices came from vermont.

call FBi asap to see if your name check was recieved/cleared/sent to INS-- FBI numbers and info you need to give are at the top of this board or search fbi here

the place was deserted at 1pm on the friday i went

very good!

exactly-- for those who need it!!!!! the reason why it now takes so long to get a response from the FBI is because so many people-- who do not need to call-- are calling!!! for some of your RD's, USCIS has probably not even requested a namecheck yet! because your case is not ready for...

so you go on friday and if they say no then you reschedule with them there or you call to reshedule -- on friday which is still within 7 days but i bet they will do your fp on friday-- just go as if you are scheduled to be there. if they notice you are early explain and ask them nicely for...

tata-- i think so-- it should also be the office closest to your address. theres hould be info about the pffice hours on the fp notice and/or on the uscis website i think you can go early-- if they notice that you are early-- tell them why [take you travel itinerary as well]-- if they...

to be clear, I only said varick st because I thought you are in NYC. you should go to where the USCIS tell you to go for FP i think that the worse that can happen if you go early, is that they say no.

that's great news for you! the interview letter is standard and is for family based apps so some of it doesnt apply. i think you can go early for your prints at 201 varick st-- search the forum there has been a lot of info about this-- i went early for my fp if they give you a problem...

from USCIS website for citizenship these give the conditions for maintaining residence for citizenship eligibility which are probably similare to condition for maintaing LPR status Residency An applicant must have been lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence...