Our AOS's have finally been approved. Here are the details
RD was 12/27/02
ND was 1/28/03
2nd FP: 8/6/04
approval date: 9/8/04
no RFEs.
same dates for spouse.
I know how all of you waiting feel and i hope your cases are approved pretty soon. I can understand how angry this whole waiting makes people, especially when you see people after you being approved. So good luck to all, i sincerely wish your wait is over SOON!!
Now we have to go for passport stamping. We live in mercer, NJ so we belong
to the cherry hill office, except that INFOPASS does not give any
available appointments for cherry hill for the last few weeks.
So we got an appointment at newark, in two weeks (actually 2 appointments, once for each, 15 min apart). Hope it will be ok.
anybody belonging to cherry hill suboffice but went for stamping to newark
instead? any problems? please share your experience.
We just came back from vacation yesterday and had to go through JFK with our advance paroles. It took them 1 minute to stamp the papers and took us
2.5 hours in that waiting room. It is amazing how many problematic cases were before us. Within these 2.5 hours, there were several cases of overstays, not correct paperwork, not ANY paperwork (almost deferred) etc
but INS seemed to be always helpful and doing their best to accomodate the people (which was surprising!) . So even though the waiting time was huge, at least, people seemed to be getting out of their without any problems..
thanks!
RD was 12/27/02
ND was 1/28/03
2nd FP: 8/6/04
approval date: 9/8/04
no RFEs.
same dates for spouse.
I know how all of you waiting feel and i hope your cases are approved pretty soon. I can understand how angry this whole waiting makes people, especially when you see people after you being approved. So good luck to all, i sincerely wish your wait is over SOON!!
Now we have to go for passport stamping. We live in mercer, NJ so we belong
to the cherry hill office, except that INFOPASS does not give any
available appointments for cherry hill for the last few weeks.
So we got an appointment at newark, in two weeks (actually 2 appointments, once for each, 15 min apart). Hope it will be ok.
anybody belonging to cherry hill suboffice but went for stamping to newark
instead? any problems? please share your experience.
We just came back from vacation yesterday and had to go through JFK with our advance paroles. It took them 1 minute to stamp the papers and took us
2.5 hours in that waiting room. It is amazing how many problematic cases were before us. Within these 2.5 hours, there were several cases of overstays, not correct paperwork, not ANY paperwork (almost deferred) etc
but INS seemed to be always helpful and doing their best to accomodate the people (which was surprising!) . So even though the waiting time was huge, at least, people seemed to be getting out of their without any problems..
thanks!