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Not a problem My case was also approved on the day I left for vacation. Just got back in last week without any problems. They didn't even give me a deferred entry, but processed my AP as per normal. Don't worry - it won't be a problem!

My lawyer seems to be of the opinion that the card will be automatically generated and mailed to us without having to go for stamping. Can anyone please confirm/disprove this assertion?

Not true - I did my FP one month early but just got approved last week. My RD is Nov 2002.

Congratulations!

Yes - I got my approval last Friday, so just about 1 month after the prints. It might also have been the AR-11 I filed recently. Good luck!

No problems - I did my FP2 a month ahead of schedule. No questions asked if they are not busy. Try going during the middle of the week - they seem to be less busy.

AP isn't linked to your fingerprints but how long NSC is currently taking to process APs. Mine took a whopping 6 months for the 2nd AP. Good luck!

Guys, Thanks for taking the time to answer my concerns. Certainly sets my mind at ease! cheers pingu

Oops - here are the correct approval dates: I-140 approval 1/23/03 I-485 approval 7/30/04

Dear all, My EB2 concurrent case was approved yesterday as per the USCIS website. Here are my details: I-140: RD 11/15/02 approved 1/23/03 I-485: RD 11/15/02 approved 7/30/04 FP2 : 6/22/04 No RFE. Here's my question - I am actually in the midst of changing jobs and am currently...

I've used the AP more than 5 time and have never been asked for anything other than 3 copies of the AP, the EAD, and passport. If it gives you peace of mind, go ahead and carry the 485 receipt, but it's not required. Most times, they do ask you to proceed to Secondary Inspection for...

I think you will have to, since getting approved still means you need to go for the interview and stamping. Perhaps someone else can give you a more authoritative answer.

Russian, You'll want to go to the Foreign Nationals line

peace_of_mind, I honestly doubt she will provide those - client confidentiality may be an issue. I'll let you know if I get more information from her.

My lawyer mentioned yesterday that she's started receiving RFEs for September 2002 cases.

I've used the AP twice and the secondary inspection has not taken more than 10 minutes when it was my turn in line. Both times have been painless - was asked my job title and some small talk.

Congratulations! I'm glad your perseverance paid off.

Here is a hypothetical question - if we were to abandon the GC process on our own accord, would it affect our ability to travel to the US in the future for education, leisure, or business? Would it adversely affect a future H1B application?

You'll need a new AP by April.

Congratulations! Good luck with your future endeavors