Thanks good to know I remember you saidThanks. I don’t remember name, but she is 34 and her parents are from India))) we went in person 2 times. Date of approval is the date of our first visit to office, so it’s not bad idea to push them a little.
Now I think it’s good to go and ask about your case, may be desicion was done but they forgot to put in the system like in our case.Thanks good to know I remember you said
“Today I was in USCIS office in Anaheim, all clocks are working, it’s the system error. If somebody wants to go to Anaheim walk in days in April, they will not work, only from May”
So should i go in person or wait?
What do u think?
Wednesdays only right ?or from Monday to Friday i can go and check?Now I think it’s good to go and ask about your case, may be desicion was done but they forgot to put in the system like in our case.
No, only Wednesday, from 9 till 3Wednesdays only right ?or from Monday to Friday i can go and check?
congratulations Sharky we where interviewed on jan 17th in the same place where you where interviewed hope we get to hear the positive news soonHi everyone! Today morning my status changed for fees were waived in February and I should receive instructions before March 15, it means that I get approved?
So I have a feeling, but this is not guaranteed, that when the clock stops after "decision was mailed" it means approval. I am not 100% sure, but this is a possibility and we should look into it. Anyone got "decision was mailed" and had their clock continue?
Does it say fees were waived?HI,my status changed 4 days ago and my EAD clock has stopped.Status now reads "decision mailed".Any one with similar experience and possible outcomes?
Thanks
Please share your timelineNo its does not.
Good luck, please update usSubmitted application Aug 2018
Interview Sept 2018
Applied for EAD Jan 2019
Status changed to decision mailed 19th April 19.
I have just gone through the trail on EAD clock that's scary but fingers crossed.
If you live in a different state or far city most probably they will say we will mail your decision within 2 weeks and most probably you will wait longer than that but sometimes within two weeks but from what I heard like 90% it will be denied or soHi all. I'm new to the forum. Couldn't keep the anxiety to myself lol. I was interviewed 04/17/19 in Chicago office and the Officer said the decision will be sent to me. Is it common? I guess it's gonna be a very long wait. Any experiences would be helpful. Thanks
Thanks for the quick response. I do leave in a different state. I guess that's why it's being mailed to me. She did not say when it's gonna be mailed. She just made me sign a form and said I should update my address in case I move.If you live in a different state or far city most probably they will say we will mail your decision within 2 weeks and most probably you will wait longer than that but sometimes within two weeks but from what I heard like 90% it will be denied or so
Is probably fingerprints which are done by fbi, in my notice they said checking fingerprints, that was almost 2 years ago.Hello guys I emailed the asylum office 2days ago and they replied yesterday and those words were in their email
1.“This case is still pending mandatory checks”
and
2. “Several checks are completed by outside agencies”
Does anyone have any idea what they mean?
It does not matter is you live in a different state, in fact they may move your case to the other state and ask you for another interview there. Decision in person in 2 weeks is something very rare, people go there in 2 weeks to find out decision was not made or referred to court.Thanks for the quick response. I do leave in a different state. I guess that's why it's being mailed to me. She did not say when it's gonna be mailed. She just made me sign a form and said I should update my address in case I move.
It should be, if is referred to court clock would not stop.HI,my status changed 4 days ago and my EAD clock has stopped.Status now reads "decision mailed".Any one with similar experience and possible outcomes?
Thanks