I485_2002_Tracker
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What you need to do after I485 approval
The next step is to complete processing of obtaining evidence of permanent resident status, the I-551 ("ADIT") stamp. In order to obtain the ADIT stamp, you must schedule an appointment with your local office by visiting the USCIS website at http://infopass.uscis.gov/. You and each family member will need to bring the following documents to the appointment:
1. Original I-485 approval notice;
2. Passport style photos (2 per person);
3. Original Advance Parole document;
4. Original EAD card; and
5. Valid, unexpired passport
For additional photograph instructions, please try the following link: http://travel.state.gov/passport/pptphotos/index.html
When you appear at the local USCIS office, you will obtain an ADIT stamp in your passport. The ADIT stamp serves as evidence of your lawful U.S. permanent resident status, and can be used as evidence of lawful employment and re-entry into the U.S. from international travel. The actual physical "green card" will be mailed directly to your home address, and can take up to 6 months.
The next step is to complete processing of obtaining evidence of permanent resident status, the I-551 ("ADIT") stamp. In order to obtain the ADIT stamp, you must schedule an appointment with your local office by visiting the USCIS website at http://infopass.uscis.gov/. You and each family member will need to bring the following documents to the appointment:
1. Original I-485 approval notice;
2. Passport style photos (2 per person);
3. Original Advance Parole document;
4. Original EAD card; and
5. Valid, unexpired passport
For additional photograph instructions, please try the following link: http://travel.state.gov/passport/pptphotos/index.html
When you appear at the local USCIS office, you will obtain an ADIT stamp in your passport. The ADIT stamp serves as evidence of your lawful U.S. permanent resident status, and can be used as evidence of lawful employment and re-entry into the U.S. from international travel. The actual physical "green card" will be mailed directly to your home address, and can take up to 6 months.
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If you follow the message on the 1-800 number they ask us to not to call them within 60 days of receipt of any communication. so if we done finger print in dec earliest we can call is end of january....
even though your dates are beyond the uscis timings....that sucks
If you follow the message on the 1-800 number they ask us to not to call them within 60 days of receipt of any communication. so if we done finger print in dec earliest we can call is end of january....
even though your dates are beyond the uscis timings....that sucksCouldNotPost
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We got the passport stamps at the San Francisco office today. Very smooth. The whole thing took under one hour. Don't forget to take copies of the appointment, approval letters, all the EADs, APs, old and new passports, passport style photos ... with you. I whish you all a happy new year and good luck with your applicaions.
We got the passport stamps at the San Francisco office today. Very smooth. The whole thing took under one hour. Don't forget to take copies of the appointment, approval letters, all the EADs, APs, old and new passports, passport style photos ... with you. I whish you all a happy new year and good luck with your applicaions.