Granted Conditional Residence

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grumpybear

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First, a summary of the whole process,
Submitted application (I-130, I-485, I-765) to Anchorage District Office- August 6, 2004
Receipt Date: August 12, 2004
EAD: September 9, 2004
First fingerprinting: October 1, 2004
Second fingerprinting (my first fingerprints were rejected): October 14, 2004
Adjustment Interview: November 17, 2004

The officer who interviewed us was very nice and very helpful. First he asked me for my husband's (the US Citizen) birthday. He also asked how we met then proceeded to look at our documents (originals, joint bank statements, house title). Then he asked who asked who out for a date, first. After which he asked us what attracted us to each other. It was very casual, easy and supposed to be painless but of course I was a bit nervous. After being in the room for about 30 minutes (there was a lot of paper shuffling), I was granted conditional residency.

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congratulations....from your timeline it seems you got your EAD before you did your fingerprints..please share your EAD experience..thanks
 
ncgirl- when I got my EAD, my fingerprints were also taken but it wasn't very eventful. I had an appointment and when I got there, was just led into a room where they took my picture (for my card) and got my fingerprints to place on my card. that was it.

dip92- i live in the state of Alaska, and as far as I don't know if they sent my papers to any service center or the benefits center. All the notices I got were from the Anchorage District Office though, so I don't think my papers were processed by any other office.
 
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