FYI, I paid a visit to my SSA yesterday and one of the staffs told me that they wouldn’t process my new SSN card unless I go there to start the process lol(I did ask for a new card in my i485). Not sure if it’s just for me tho.
Even if you did request a new SSN card on your I-485, you should still visit your nearest SSA to apply for a "replacement" SSN card if you wish to have one without the DHS restrictions written on it.
I just got back from the office. You will need the new PR card and also any ID that you have. drivers license or state ID. It’s free. Within 2 weeks you will get the card mailed to you.
This would mean your case has been approved. You will know for certain when you receive the GC itself in the mail in the next couple of days. Congrats and remember to update the Timeline Spreadsheet.
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Cool …. CongratsHi, just reporting back from my interview that took place this afternoon.
It was a great interview with a very professional officer. My wife and I were interviewed at the same time. I carried every document I could think of, originals and copies, but I did not need any as the officer reviewed the files I originally sent (a very organized binder
I checked the USCIS website a couple of hours later, and I got the update that the cards are being produced...at last! Just a bit more patience and my wife and I will get them in our hands.
Thank you Mom for your help and dedication to helping folks like me get to the finish line. This forum, I can't recall how many times I looked at the spreadsheets, guidelines, and timeline, time spent gathering documents, assembling the cases, doing this, doing that, waiting, paying, stressing out a bit...and it's Friday, so, I'm gonna have a drink!
Best of luck to everyone here, I hope you'll get there too.
Very similar experience today (to be honest I expected the worst after some messages in interviews thread). Don't think I could do it without this forum, thank you all!Hi, just reporting back from my interview that took place this afternoon.
It was a great interview with a very professional officer. My wife and I were interviewed at the same time. I carried every document I could think of, originals and copies, but I did not need any as the officer reviewed the files I originally sent (a very organized binder
I checked the USCIS website a couple of hours later, and I got the update that the cards are being produced...at last! Just a bit more patience and my wife and I will get them in our hands.
Thank you Mom for your help and dedication to helping folks like me get to the finish line. This forum, I can't recall how many times I looked at the spreadsheets, guidelines, and timeline, time spent gathering documents, assembling the cases, doing this, doing that, waiting, paying, stressing out a bit...and it's Friday, so, I'm gonna have a drink!
Best of luck to everyone here, I hope you'll get there too.
Add your case to the timeline spreadsheet to provide us with better insight into your case, which will enable us to better understand your situation, and respond to your questions accordingly.
yes I added it. Lena86
This is why it is important for forum username to match with what is listed on the Timeline Spreadsheet. I wouldn’t have asked you to add to case if the username was the same.
Hi! Wanted to let you know that I was in a very similar situation, I was told that my case is still at NBC every time I called. You can click on my profile messages to see my posts related to that. I ended up submitting Tier 2 inquiry because my case at NBC and I requested a transfer to my FO. Eventually, Tier 2 just got back to me with a very generic email response but soon after that, I was scheduled for the interview. Good luck! Ps I do not think my case was at NBC and as mom said - Tier 1 agents just do not have a visibility that the case was electronically sent to the FO.
Thank you Tanya! What is Tier? How can I call them? Thank you again for your help.
Hello, today I received an interview letter. The title of the letter is G-56 CALL NOTICE. Is this normal? I do not speak English. Do they provide a translator or should I bring a translator with me? Please help me. The interview is in two days.
Hi! Do not know about the G-56 but you need to bring a translator with you and I think they have to fill out the interpreter form. I would wait until Mom responds but start looking for a translator asap.