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Originally Posted by Ianus
It shouldn't take long at all. The officer should be able to make a decision as soon as the evidence is seen. You should receive an update almost immediately after.
On it being common, AOS takes around 4 months to just over a year. It should come as no shock that such a regulation would not be implemented smoothly. The procedure(AOS) takes a bit of time.
In fact, I would anticipate the same issues for the new I-485 form in August. It will likely result in more delays in the fall/winter as USCIS officers have to issue rejections because of the incorrect form.
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Thanks, Ianus. I hope you're right. Sometimes I think people here know more than my lawyer lol
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AOS Packet Delivery: 3/27/17 |
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