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no offense, just curious I thought if someone came to the U.S. using student visa, say spent 2 years in MS program, then went for a Ph.D., I guess it is not so rare that it may take up to 6 years to get the degree and find a job, then start GC process, then it may be typical for him/her to get...

it means that your card application is sent to the appropriate department then your message will change to "card ordered", then "card mailed". At least that is exactly what happened to me. MY details: wac03-141-xxx approved 07/20/04 stamped 07/27/04 card received just now 09/23/04.

stamping date, that is what i heard...

mine forwarded i noticed that my new address was printed on the envelop (you know the mailing address was shown through the window on the envelop, which was old in my approval notice).

in my case, the notice is forwarded to my new address. I moved to a new address in late June, reported AR11 and called the service center to update the address. My 485 was approved on July 22nd, it got to my mailbox on July 26th. It is still my old address on the notice, however, the post...

just want to share with you my joy here! The email notification arrived at 5:01pm... details: NIW, 140 approved 03/2003; 485 RD 04/2003 1st FP 05/2003 AD 07/22/2004, LUD changed from 05/30/2003 to 05/26/2004 (now is 07/22/2004), no RFE I think the story that CSC are approving those...