Hi All,
Special thanks to Myladoor for maintaining immitracker, and thanks to Mr. Khana for having this board for sharing info.
I received my courtesy copy on 9/10/01 (Monday) and went to get the stamping done at INS Milwaukee (address specified on approval notice).
I got to the INS office @ 5:30 am (As I thought there will about a 100 people in front of me). There was not a soul there to be found. Couple a copper cars went by and looked at my car, since I had engine running to get a little warmed up (It was a little chilly that time in the morning- my wife was cold
).
Anyways, people started showing up a around 7:30. I and my wife were the first to get in. We were called exactly 8:45. The lady was pretty nice with us. She asked for approval notice, EAD\'s, I-94, and Advance parole. Then she gave us a small worksheet to fill out (Your full name, city living in, city of destination first time you arrived, mother & father\'s firtst name).
After we filled that info. she place the all the stuff in a poly bad and tape shut it. Stapled that poly bag to the approval letter and worksheet. Stamped our passports for one year, and told us that we will be receiving GS\'s b/w 6months to an year. We were out of the building by 9:05. The minute we got in the car and turned the radio on, we heard the new of the horrible act of terroism. First we were shocked and stunned and then we thanked God that we were able to get the stamping done before any adverse affect could have happened.
My complete info should be in immitracker but anyways, here it goes:
Country: Other
Category: EB3
RD: June 6, 00
ND: July 1, 00
FP: Jan 13, 01
RFE: Aug 21,01
Approval letter: Sept 10, 01
Special thanks to Myladoor for maintaining immitracker, and thanks to Mr. Khana for having this board for sharing info.
I received my courtesy copy on 9/10/01 (Monday) and went to get the stamping done at INS Milwaukee (address specified on approval notice).
I got to the INS office @ 5:30 am (As I thought there will about a 100 people in front of me). There was not a soul there to be found. Couple a copper cars went by and looked at my car, since I had engine running to get a little warmed up (It was a little chilly that time in the morning- my wife was cold
).Anyways, people started showing up a around 7:30. I and my wife were the first to get in. We were called exactly 8:45. The lady was pretty nice with us. She asked for approval notice, EAD\'s, I-94, and Advance parole. Then she gave us a small worksheet to fill out (Your full name, city living in, city of destination first time you arrived, mother & father\'s firtst name).
After we filled that info. she place the all the stuff in a poly bad and tape shut it. Stapled that poly bag to the approval letter and worksheet. Stamped our passports for one year, and told us that we will be receiving GS\'s b/w 6months to an year. We were out of the building by 9:05. The minute we got in the car and turned the radio on, we heard the new of the horrible act of terroism. First we were shocked and stunned and then we thanked God that we were able to get the stamping done before any adverse affect could have happened.
My complete info should be in immitracker but anyways, here it goes:
Country: Other
Category: EB3
RD: June 6, 00
ND: July 1, 00
FP: Jan 13, 01
RFE: Aug 21,01
Approval letter: Sept 10, 01