End of an Era
Sep 20th 2005, 2:24 am
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End of an Era
Thankfully. .... I-751 APPROVED!!!! After just a 1.5 month wait (Texas). I was a little nervous as I filed no avidavits (reading the instructions very literally where it says 'examples of such documents...')
Now just got to to do the new card formalities.
Now I can put it all behind me....
1 month B tourist
11 months J-1 (2-year waived)
6 years F-1 student (2 visas issued London, Krakow)
3 months F-1 postdoc (no visa)
2 EADs - optional practical training; waiting for AOS
4 years H-1B (3 visas issued Krakow x 2, Vancouver)
2 years conditional LPR
countless $$$$ to INS and all its spawn...
Now just got to to do the new card formalities.
Now I can put it all behind me....
1 month B tourist
11 months J-1 (2-year waived)
6 years F-1 student (2 visas issued London, Krakow)
3 months F-1 postdoc (no visa)
2 EADs - optional practical training; waiting for AOS
4 years H-1B (3 visas issued Krakow x 2, Vancouver)
2 years conditional LPR
countless $$$$ to INS and all its spawn...
Sep 20th 2005, 2:44 am
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Re: End of an Era
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
Thankfully. .... I-751 APPROVED!!!! After just a 1.5 month wait (Texas). I was a little nervous as I filed no avidavits (reading the instructions very literally where it says 'examples of such documents...')
Now just got to to do the new card formalities.
Now I can put it all behind me....
1 month B tourist
11 months J-1 (2-year waived)
6 years F-1 student (2 visas issued London, Krakow)
3 months F-1 postdoc (no visa)
2 EADs - optional practical training; waiting for AOS
4 years H-1B (3 visas issued Krakow x 2, Vancouver)
2 years conditional LPR
countless $$$$ to INS and all its spawn...
Now just got to to do the new card formalities.
Now I can put it all behind me....
1 month B tourist
11 months J-1 (2-year waived)
6 years F-1 student (2 visas issued London, Krakow)
3 months F-1 postdoc (no visa)
2 EADs - optional practical training; waiting for AOS
4 years H-1B (3 visas issued Krakow x 2, Vancouver)
2 years conditional LPR
countless $$$$ to INS and all its spawn...
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Sep 20th 2005, 2:47 am
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Re: End of an Era
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
Wonderful news! Next stage is letter asking you to make INFOPASS appt, right?
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Sep 20th 2005, 2:59 am
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Re: End of an Era
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
In a tour de force of unprecedented efficiency, they managed to stuff both letters in the same envelope!
Sep 20th 2005, 4:01 am
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Re: End of an Era
Congratulations!!! I am very happy for you!!!!
Sep 20th 2005, 4:27 am
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Re: End of an Era
Originally Posted by Lesley1020
Congratulations!!! I am very happy for you!!!!
Sep 20th 2005, 5:06 am
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Re: End of an Era
Great news mate
Now that I've taken my jaw off the floor, anyone know what is up with the INS? Why the sudden efficiency? :scared:
Now that I've taken my jaw off the floor, anyone know what is up with the INS? Why the sudden efficiency? :scared:
Sep 20th 2005, 5:25 am
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Re: End of an Era
Congrats... 
Sep 21st 2005, 12:12 am
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Re: End of an Era
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
In a tour de force of unprecedented efficiency, they managed to stuff both letters in the same envelope!
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