Hi guys, I'm so happy, I just got the IL in the mail....when I saw that it was from USCIS I thought it was related to my EAD, even though I haven't seen an update since 10/15....but to my surprise it was the IL for Dec 20, 2007. I'm just thrilled to know that this waiting game is almost over....
July & August Tracker!!!!!!With no reciept yet
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Congrats for You
....I wish I got my letter already...it seems like I am not going home for Christmas for sure..I guess my DO:Hartford is really busy-did anyone hear about my DO???and is it normal that I didn't have any LUD since the beginning?(september-last notice that case is received and pending)good luck Sk 28...cross my fingers for You guys....let us know how was it!
Congrats for You
good luck Sk 28...cross my fingers for You guys....let us know how was it!
Nikaaa,
I was looking on the USCIS webiste and Hartford is one of the slowest DO. I sent my application on August and already received my EAD but no news about IL. My DO is Hartford too. Be patient!!!...you filed on july so hopefully you will be getting your IL letter soon..
homealready
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Oh trini, please don't be sorry! My mistake, I'll put my details in the other spreadsheet. I'm waiting for the IL. also SSN.
The waiting just kills me. Great thread by the way.
and thanks
You know I was stressing over my ead and everyone was getting them, but my IL came unexpectedly, and now you guys are stressing over your IL. So it's my turn to support. Something will come soon. I believe it's just your district and the number of immigrant in your area.
godisgoodtome
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Questions regarding Interview
I have a couple of questions regarding interview:
1. I have date of birth certificate with name, date and hospital etc written in English but the text preceding it is written in foreign language. Do, I need to get a translation for it or the photocopy of notary's translation at the time of my GC (6 years ago) work? Since most of the stuff regarding me is in English, would that suffice?
BTW, why do they need my DOB certificate again. They required it for my GC, why ask again?
2. I have an infant at home and can't leave him alone. Can we take him to interview? Is there a problem in it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks !!!
I have a couple of questions regarding interview:
1. I have date of birth certificate with name, date and hospital etc written in English but the text preceding it is written in foreign language. Do, I need to get a translation for it or the photocopy of notary's translation at the time of my GC (6 years ago) work? Since most of the stuff regarding me is in English, would that suffice?
BTW, why do they need my DOB certificate again. They required it for my GC, why ask again?
2. I have an infant at home and can't leave him alone. Can we take him to interview? Is there a problem in it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks !!!
I'm from Dallas DO. And from what I read Dallas, Austin ,Houston are all slow with ILs.
Congratulations
Its a gr8 news... I heard a lot of people take their kids. That will strengthen your case too Also, I heard that IOs are real nice people and as long as your name, DOB and Father/Mother's name is in English, the rest of the stuff written does not matter.
Good luck to everyone going for interviews this month and next.
Ok trini here it goes,
Ok, so I got married in 20.07.2007, we field I-130,I-485, and I-130 on 24 of July. I received my FP on the 09.05.2007, and my AP on the 23 of October. The interview happened today.
At 9:00 AM we left Birmingham, AL, arrived in Atlanta at 1:14PM( that is the time it was stamped on my I-797c) and set down and waited. There were about 30 people in the waiting area and I would say about 80% of people had lawyers with them. So we waited for 25 minutes (scheduled for 1:30PM) and a tall lady comes out and calls my name, we follow her to her office.
Asks us for ID ( we gave here my passport and my wife’s passport ) then she swears us in and ask us what are our names are, phone numbers, what is our address now and if we live together, where we were born, where we got married asks me about my nonimmigrant status ( I was on F-1 ). She asks me if I am a terrorist and if I am paining on marrying some one else in USA. Next, she asks for our papers with names on and I gave here rental agreement car docs credit card and checking account docs, she is looking at copies and says congratulations you are approved for PR, the card will arrive in 4 to 6 weeks. The only original she wanted to see was our marriage license, no photos no questions about our weeding (we got married at courthouse). So this is my story, fast only 15 min and no complications.
Oh my wife is US citizen and I am a Slovenian citizen.
Ok, so I got married in 20.07.2007, we field I-130,I-485, and I-130 on 24 of July. I received my FP on the 09.05.2007, and my AP on the 23 of October. The interview happened today.
At 9:00 AM we left Birmingham, AL, arrived in Atlanta at 1:14PM( that is the time it was stamped on my I-797c) and set down and waited. There were about 30 people in the waiting area and I would say about 80% of people had lawyers with them. So we waited for 25 minutes (scheduled for 1:30PM) and a tall lady comes out and calls my name, we follow her to her office.
Asks us for ID ( we gave here my passport and my wife’s passport ) then she swears us in and ask us what are our names are, phone numbers, what is our address now and if we live together, where we were born, where we got married asks me about my nonimmigrant status ( I was on F-1 ). She asks me if I am a terrorist and if I am paining on marrying some one else in USA. Next, she asks for our papers with names on and I gave here rental agreement car docs credit card and checking account docs, she is looking at copies and says congratulations you are approved for PR, the card will arrive in 4 to 6 weeks. The only original she wanted to see was our marriage license, no photos no questions about our weeding (we got married at courthouse). So this is my story, fast only 15 min and no complications.
Oh my wife is US citizen and I am a Slovenian citizen.
godisgoodtome
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congrats guys..... that was quick.
NativeTexan
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CONGRATS sk28!!!
Sk 28...congarts...I am so happy for YOu...and your story gives me hope that all of the interviews will be as easy as yours....wow
I checked timeframes for my DO and it seems that they are proccesing now February 2007 filers...buu...it means that my case will be on in...april??wow....i hope i am wrong!!
I checked timeframes for my DO and it seems that they are proccesing now February 2007 filers...buu...it means that my case will be on in...april??wow....i hope i am wrong!!