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How do you check for process times based on states? I live in Ga and my app was delivered on November 20th. My lawyer said anywhere from 4-6 months before I get my GC. I got my receipts but no biometrics letter yet. I’m so ready to get this over with as soon as possible.

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processi...QVF4EPhfyyeKaw

this thread has been quiet for some time now. Does anyone have any updates?. I am still waiting on my interview to be scheduled..

I'm still quiet too.
March 2nd priority date.
April 5th bio appointment.

Its Dec 11th I'm still at case ready to be scheduled for an interview. I think the holidays set me back a bit since SF Office is usually at a 10 month process window.

I received my GC on December 8th. Exactly 7 months after my PD. Good luck out there.

Congrats!!

Thanks! Best b-day gift of my life.

I just came back from my interview in Chatsworth, CA. We brought our 2 kids (10yo/2yo) and waited for probably 30-45min. Our interviewer came to the office late so when he called us to the window, he basically said he wanted to talk to only me in the interview room. He said that having kids made our case pretty straightforward and he didnt even need to talk to my wife, he said he wanted to talk to me for 5min. My wife and kids stayed in the waiting area while I followed him to another room. This was a relief because our 2yo was running wild and he would've tore this guys office apart. We enter the room, he swears me in, then I do fingerprints. He then asks me the yes/no questions, I feel that he didnt ask me all of them because it was quick. He verified my address and he said my case was basically an easy one and he hoped that all of his cases that day were as easy. He apologized for being late, i shouldve thanked him for it because I bet a lil reason he made our interview so fast was because he was late and was behind lol. He said 1 background check came back clean, asked if I had any arrests or anything like that. I confirmed to him I had a clean record. Then he wanted me to confirm that I had been married for more than 2 years, I said yes (technically 2 years and 23 days) he then wrote down notes anf said out load "so regular greencard". Finally he said that he needs to run 1 more background check, but that after I would be approved. He said he will try to do it later today if not tomorrow. Then he said my greencard should arrive in a couple weeks after that! At the end asked if I had any questions, I said "do you need to see anything else" (pointing to a huge stack that I stayed up until 1am putting together). He said no lol. It was literally 5min and he sent me home.

So he all but approved me today, I will keep checking my online status. But this was such a relief and finally some good to come for me. I lost my mom unexpectedly earlier this month and with all the planning/services/family time I didnt even get to think/plan for this interview ( her funeral was Monday). I think ama sent some love from up above to make it as easy as possible for me. Before she passed she was hoping I got this so I could go to Mex and bring her stuff

Good luck to everyone with interviews, dont fret! And stay patient to those still waiting.

I’m sorry to hear about your mom... my condolences... I believe that if you get approved this week, you will still receive your card by Christmas, it happened to me! Good luck with everything and congratulations!

Hello, after putting this off for the longest due to my last semester in school and full time work I finally getting ready to send everything in. Just a couple questions.

What is the exact amount that I need to make the money order to ? and Which office do i send to ?

also if anyone can tell me if i need something else.

-Form I 130
-Form i 130a
- Form I 485
- Form I 864
- Form I 765
- Form I 693 medical

Petitioner

- Copy of U.S. license
-Copy of U.S. birth certificate

Beneficiary

- All ead cards
- Florida driver license
- Copy of original birth certificate and translated one
- copy of passport used for entry at miami airport
- copy of i94 card.
- No visa due to visa waiver program at time of entry


- Photos from when we began dating, marriage and so on.
- copy of marriage license
- copy of joint tax return 2016 - this is for proof of financial support also
- copy of petitioner listed on beneficiary work benefits
- Passport photos for both of us. 6 for beneficiary and 2 for petitioner.

I believe this is all I have . We have been married for a year and half and together for 3.
Is there anything I am missing?
Thank you.

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