Thanks mom. Yes time is very short. I will try though. His EAD is still valid.
I will let you know how it goes. I'm hoping the fact that hubby has a valid EAD will help. So I would say it would incur a financial loss if he were to not be given the opportunity to travel for this job? My head is swimming..
His current EAD is for undertaking unauthorized employment in the US - the fact that he currently has a valid EAD actually defeats the argument re potential financial loss. It has nothing to do with being eligible for an expedite request.
Sure.
ok got it thank you. Urgh this is so frustrating for him. So, basically it would be a waste of time because we have no valid reason to expedite yikes.
Did you complete your bio prior to your interview? Or was the bio waved because you already completed a bio appointment for some other application not too long ago?
If only you had included the I-131 with your package, you might have been able to expedite the AP card. Anyway, it wouldn't cost you anything financially to discuss the expedite request by calling, so you can still give it a shot if you like - I'm not saying you shouldn't bother to do so.
Yes, I already completed the biometrics appointment.
I know, I really wish I did now. You're right.
They do. I believe that they won't have your application in the system if lockbox personnel have not yet entered it in the system and hence not sent an NOA.
Whoever is listed on the G-1145 (assuming you included it with your AOS package).
Sending them an email would be the first step. They won't respond to you now, but will eventually get to it if you haven't received the receipt by that time.
*massive face palm*
Oh! You haven't even received your NOA to start with? At this stage, I honestly think you guys should basically resigned yourselves to your current situation and focus on getting through with the AOS application. I was under the impression your package had already been accepted by USCIS and you're just waiting for the bio and/or interview. Or if the job opportunity matters more to your spouse, then he can basically travel out, which subsequently results in the I-485 being deemed abandoned. And with you being the main selectee, he will obviously not be able to remain in the US as your derivative once you get approved. It is what it is at this point, I'm sorry to say.
Why will you need to make another payment simply because you haven't received the receipt? If the payment has already been processed, and you've already sent in your AOS package without the receipt, that ship has already sailed, no big deal if you don't currently have the receipt.
