🔺 r/USCISunuggette_97·65 days ago

AOS Approved in ~2 months, Spouse of USC

Posting my timeline and context since reading that of other people's has been very good for my sanity during all this. Context: - Canadian citizen - Resided in the US since 2015 (F-1 -> H-1B) - Currently working full time in the US under H-1B - Married spouse (US Citizen) in Jan 2026, dated since 2017 - Always maintained legal status in the US, no un-authorized work, no arrests - Field office: NYC/Brooklyn - Packet was filed for me by my employer's immigration law firm Timeline : - May 13: USCIS Received application - May 23: Biometrics appointment scheduled - Jun 11: Biometrics appointment - June 17: Interview scheduled - July 23: Interview Conducted -- verbal approval from officer during interview - July 24: I-485/I-130 both approved on portal - July 29: Card produced - July 31: Received Social Security Card with conditions removed in the mail - Aug 3: Card received in hand Interview: Interviewer was very kind and friendly. She did not separate us, and asked us some basic questions about our relationship (how we met, when we started dating, etc). She asked me a bunch of questions related to military training i did in Canada (which i had to disclose on my I-485 packet). Gave us…
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