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Indian_in_USA

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Had an infopass appt at Newark for 8.45am. But apparently they let walk-ins on wednesday mornings. So it took me an extra 1 hour to get the PP stamped. Was relatively simple procedure just like the way others mentioned. Got out of the building by 11.30am.

Aproval notice: Oct 26th.
 
Congratulations on crossing the final hurdle. Were you surprised by what the stamp looked like?
 
Not really..i heard it from the guys here so i knew what to expect. Officially i am free. The feeling has yet to sink in.
 
Indian_in_USA said:
Not really..i heard it from the guys here so i knew what to expect. Officially i am free. The feeling has yet to sink in.
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Congrats! What did the officer tell you about plastic cards? I was told few days!! :rolleyes: I guess i am suppose to believe them what few days means?
 
tufan said:
Congrats! What did the officer tell you about plastic cards? I was told few days!! :rolleyes: I guess i am suppose to believe them what few days means?
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Tufan,
You will get your "card" in 3 weeks (max). I know couple of my friends who went to interview, got approved and got the card in less than 2 weeks. I guess there is separate process for ordering "card" when it comes to cases that are approved by conducting interviews. So you should get your cards before Thanks Giving. Also you may receive "Welcome-Letter" in a week or two.

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Indian in USA:

I am also going to Newark for stamping.

For stamping, What type of photograph you provided?

ADIT Type or Front face?

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