EAD in atlanta
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For atlanta folks, how long has it taken you to recieve your travel
documents and/or EAD?
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documents and/or EAD?
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Jennifer
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Travel travel doc will take 1 month.
First time taking EAD, it will be quick, about 1.5 months.
2nd time doing EAD, it will take a bit longer, 2-3 months.
All these information are on the govt immigration website. Look under
district office.
Waiting for I-485 to get passport stamp with gc will take 2-3 yrs! My
wife had been waiting since Nov 2002.
On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 20:23:43 +0000 (UTC), [email protected] wrote:
>For atlanta folks, how long has it taken you to recieve your travel
>documents and/or EAD?
First time taking EAD, it will be quick, about 1.5 months.
2nd time doing EAD, it will take a bit longer, 2-3 months.
All these information are on the govt immigration website. Look under
district office.
Waiting for I-485 to get passport stamp with gc will take 2-3 yrs! My
wife had been waiting since Nov 2002.
On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 20:23:43 +0000 (UTC), [email protected] wrote:
>For atlanta folks, how long has it taken you to recieve your travel
>documents and/or EAD?
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chong said:
> Travel travel doc will take 1 month.
> First time taking EAD, it will be quick, about 1.5 months.
> 2nd time doing EAD, it will take a bit longer, 2-3 months.
> All these information are on the govt immigration website. Look under
> district office.
actually I thought atlanta said longer than 1.5 months and 1 month. I
was looking for practical examples, not theoretical ones that's why I
posted the question here. But thanks for your answer.
> On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 20:23:43 +0000 (UTC), [email protected] wrote:
>>For atlanta folks, how long has it taken you to recieve your travel
>>documents and/or EAD?
--
Jennifer
> Travel travel doc will take 1 month.
> First time taking EAD, it will be quick, about 1.5 months.
> 2nd time doing EAD, it will take a bit longer, 2-3 months.
> All these information are on the govt immigration website. Look under
> district office.
actually I thought atlanta said longer than 1.5 months and 1 month. I
was looking for practical examples, not theoretical ones that's why I
posted the question here. But thanks for your answer.
> On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 20:23:43 +0000 (UTC), [email protected] wrote:
>>For atlanta folks, how long has it taken you to recieve your travel
>>documents and/or EAD?
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Jennifer
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chong said:
> Travel travel doc will take 1 month.
> First time taking EAD, it will be quick, about 1.5 months.
How long ago had you applied for your travel docs and EAD? I just
applied in April. I wonder if processing times have slowed down since
you did it.
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Jennifer
> Travel travel doc will take 1 month.
> First time taking EAD, it will be quick, about 1.5 months.
How long ago had you applied for your travel docs and EAD? I just
applied in April. I wonder if processing times have slowed down since
you did it.
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Jennifer
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My wife got her EAD in 2-3 months in Atlanta.
After the finger print and photo at Buford Highway, the INS sent her
EAD card in about 2 weeks.
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 17:26:38 +0000 (UTC), [email protected] wrote:
>chong said:
>> Travel travel doc will take 1 month.
>> First time taking EAD, it will be quick, about 1.5 months.
>How long ago had you applied for your travel docs and EAD? I just
>applied in April. I wonder if processing times have slowed down since
>you did it.
After the finger print and photo at Buford Highway, the INS sent her
EAD card in about 2 weeks.
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 17:26:38 +0000 (UTC), [email protected] wrote:
>chong said:
>> Travel travel doc will take 1 month.
>> First time taking EAD, it will be quick, about 1.5 months.
>How long ago had you applied for your travel docs and EAD? I just
>applied in April. I wonder if processing times have slowed down since
>you did it.
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chong said:
> My wife got her EAD in 2-3 months in Atlanta.
> After the finger print and photo at Buford Highway, the INS sent her
> EAD card in about 2 weeks.
Just one more question. What was the actual date she received it? Month
and year? I am trying to figure out how long ago your wife applied for
the EAD. Thanks so much for the info.
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Jennifer
> My wife got her EAD in 2-3 months in Atlanta.
> After the finger print and photo at Buford Highway, the INS sent her
> EAD card in about 2 weeks.
Just one more question. What was the actual date she received it? Month
and year? I am trying to figure out how long ago your wife applied for
the EAD. Thanks so much for the info.
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Jennifer
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We got it on April 29, 2004. It was exactly date the old one expire!
That is perfect timing.
I suggest apply 2-3 months before the EAD is about to expire.
On Mon, 3 May 2004 23:09:43 +0000 (UTC), [email protected] wrote:
>chong said:
>> My wife got her EAD in 2-3 months in Atlanta.
>> After the finger print and photo at Buford Highway, the INS sent her
>> EAD card in about 2 weeks.
>Just one more question. What was the actual date she received it? Month
>and year? I am trying to figure out how long ago your wife applied for
>the EAD. Thanks so much for the info.
That is perfect timing.
I suggest apply 2-3 months before the EAD is about to expire.
On Mon, 3 May 2004 23:09:43 +0000 (UTC), [email protected] wrote:
>chong said:
>> My wife got her EAD in 2-3 months in Atlanta.
>> After the finger print and photo at Buford Highway, the INS sent her
>> EAD card in about 2 weeks.
>Just one more question. What was the actual date she received it? Month
>and year? I am trying to figure out how long ago your wife applied for
>the EAD. Thanks so much for the info.