The timeline spreadsheet already shows when cases become current (CN Current Month) and when packages got sent/received by the Lockbox (Lockbox Delivery Date) - from that it is already easy to determine if some did early filing or not, and so far no one has reported their package being rejected. Of course it is important to note, no report of a rejected package due to early filing, it however does not guarantee any subsequent filing may or will not be rejected.Personally, I use nothing but the spreadsheet. It is my only resource. I agree it is stated clearly in the spreadsheet. However, the aim of the question is to survey people's experience this year. I mean we can ask them further questions and details about it
It means your AOS application will not be adjudicated until after your medical report has been received You'll either be issued with a RFE (asking you to send in the medical report) at the end of your interview or told to wait to receive the RFE in the mail with instructions to send in the medical report.
Wouldn’t count on it, that’s what I though last month… woke up to see the numbers in my region didn’t bloody move (2nd time it’s happened)!!
Correct, I have just seen this info, and as you said none of them got rejected. Thanks for this
It is very common (although the hair dryer part seems innovative!). I personally had too many cracks on my finger tips (courtesy of hand sanitizers), and they had a hard time to get a nice image of my fingerprints. They would certainly let you know what to do if there was an issue. Also, too early in the FY to be worried about this.
If they're unable to use the currently captured prints 'as is' to run the background checks, you will receive another notice to come in and get the prints captured. If those turn out as non-usable again, you will be required to visit a police station in person to get your prints captured old school style.
You cannot send in your AOS package (even for early filing) if your CN does not fall under the listed number (in the Advance Notification section - for early filing) of the VB.
Yes, the AOS Process Spreadsheet and 2022 Timeline found within the spreadsheet is amazing! It's so detailed and has helped me tremendously!
Thanks a lot
I was in a similar situation as well - It's very stressful. The good news is that my package (which I sent via Priority Mail) eventually arrived. I submitted a Missing Mail Search Request to track down the package: https://www.usps.com/help/missing-mail.htm. I found USPS to be very helpful once I had submitted the Missing Mail Search Request - they sent me a couple of emails with updates and also called me to let me know when they found my package. I hope that helps, and that your package arrives soon!
The package reappeared in the system
Hello @Sm1smom,
Parents and legal guardians are allowed to fill and sign forms on behalf of their minors, so you don’t need to. But you may if you prefer.
What do you need the driving history for? There’s no requirement to submit that AFAIK. If you had a court appearance for any of those citations, you need to get the court disposition documents. If no court appearance, you just need to explain what you did to address the citations such paid required fines, took online driving classes, took in person defensive driving course, etc. Take a look at one of the sample I-485 I posted earlier on this thread (I can’t recollect the page number at the moment) - I provided an example of how to address a driving citation.
1. The AOS process does not care which method you use in filing your taxes, it only cares you're filing your taxes as required.
Thank you so much.