DACA to AOS - Page 345
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Originally Posted by bettertomorrow1
Update on my AoS (through marriage with USC):
We submitted all the forms with the help of a local Korean immigration lawyer. Glad we did that because there were so many documents I didn’t realize I needed. And had to order from the Korean consulate and translated and notarized. It was a lot of work. Finally submitted April 6 and they received it April 8th. Then it took about a month but as of May 11, I’ve been approved of EAD (I-765) plus AP combo so my card will be arriving soon. Still waiting to hear back on I-140 and I-485. |
My mom applied in October, fingerprinted in Nov and no word yet. She has been undocumented for 20+ years. AOS via marriage
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Originally Posted by meehx3
Just want to share my time line. Bio reused from 2018. Interview waived. Location NYC. Visa overstay. Self filed as it was a simple straight forward case. If I would’ve done anything differently is that I would send my medical with the package. I think that prolonged the case. I hope this will be useful to someone here.
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Also, did you file I-765 as well?
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Originally Posted by Imagine
Did you send photos of you and your wife or friends along with the package?
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Originally Posted by bettertomorrow1
Does anyone know how many years after getting GC through AoS that we can apply to become a US citizen?
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1) Marriage to USC - at least 3 years
2) Other avenues - at least 5 years
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Originally Posted by Swim19
There's different lengths of time depending on how you received your greencard.
1) Marriage to USC - at least 3 years 2) Other avenues - at least 5 years |
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Originally Posted by Imagine
My current EAD expires this 12/17 and I applied for GC (married to USC) this 7/19 PD and requested to expedite the EAD on 8/25 and received to provide the proof 2 weeks later.
I submitted the proof on 9/9 and still waiting on USCIS' decision on EAD expedite request. Should I go ahead and renew my DACA or should I just wait a little longer (maybe couple more weeks) |
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Just want to share my time line. Bio reused from 2018. Interview waived. Location NYC. Visa overstay. Self filed as it was a simple straight forward case. If I would’ve done anything differently is that I would send my medical with the package. I think that prolonged the case. I hope this will be useful to someone here.
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If someone else could help me answer this question would be great! Many thanks in advance!
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