🔺 r/USCISuEffective-Area-1707·40 days ago

End of journey

Your time will come. My advice - check your USCIS status no more two time a week. Get lawyer to do the work. Expensive yes but it is long journey so treat the whole process like marathon, not short sprint. Timeline Residency - Austin Not from banned country 2021 Nov 22 - family based adjust of status / green application 2022 jan Biometric at USCIS office in Austin 2022 September - EAD card received 2022 December 23 - 2 year conditional Green card received 2023 - relocated to new address (paid for two years mail forward service. Another important advice here) 2024 oct 14 2 Weeks after got notice that my 2 years GC is near to expire. - i751 application filed I use this to let them know about change of address. That's where it is blessing to have lawyer) 2025 October 30 - N400 application filed 2026 Feb 28. - notice to appear interview - F0 - San Antonio, TX 2025 March 24 - FO SA - interview - combined for i751 and N400. Interviewer gave me form stating that I am being recommended for approval for /N400 2026 March 31 - 10 years green card received 2026 July 22 - notice to oath ceremony received 2026 August 28 - oath ceremony at federal courthouse in downtown of Austin, TX 5 minute aft…
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