Trunk

I got through my AOS finally, the whole thing went very fast,
I got up there in 23rd floor fast enough, and I was in the first
few to get in, the whole interview went 10-15 minutes and
I got my Passport stamped + letter of approval.

My Timeline is Jan 2002 - Till day, so about 2 years one
month.

My Advice to you is to go there with everything! and photocopy
everything as well, if they ask for health insurance copies and
such bring copies as the pink sheet tells you (W2, Taxes,
etc) For some reason IRS offices in IL do not give transcript
anymore so I took copies of Taxes done via Turbo Tax and
they took them. So Go one by one in the stuff they want, gather
them, photocopy copies (to speed up your process) and buy a
multiple pocket binder and put them nicely so you can retrieve
them during interview. Also even if you do marriage based marriage
bring a job letter! since my wife/sponsor is unemployed and we're
using my income. For some reason they did not take my I864 but
took the medical papers.

Overall pretty fast an easy, I wish all of you the best and hopefully
you can jump this hurdle.

I want to thank Rete, Ingo, Andy Platt and Alvina and all others
for all the help they gave me during the past these two years,
this NG for sure rocks and without you all it would not be the
same, hopefully some sort of Internet help website in future
could help everyone else who are in the same shoes as us.

By the way they told me the card should arrive in 3-12 months.

Trunk

Shussbar

    >By the way they told me the card should arrive in 3-12 months.

Imagine you take send a package and FEDEX tells you that it should arrive in
3-12 months! Unbeliveble.