S K
Oct 28, 2021
EAD/AP approved almost in one whole year
Approved after multiple follow ups when the case went outside normal processing times. Not sure which one of the below helped.
- First service request raised online, elapsed after 30 days without any update
- Raised second service request calling the service center which will reach its 30 days in another 5 days
- Submitted request with ombudsman indicating all the above reasons about 2 weeks back.
God only knows if USCIS approved without even looking into any of the above. Finally 2 done and waiting for 485 next!
EB1-3
Multinational executive or manager
Total Days: 518 days
Case
2020-10-29
2022-03-31
I-485
518 Days
National Benefits Center: I-485
Timeline Map
2019-09-12
I-485
D-413
Priority Date
2020-10-29
I-485
Submission to USCIS
2021-03-05
I-485
D+127
Biometrics, i.e. fingerprint and photo
2021-09-16
I-485
D+322
Request for Evidence(RFE) from USCIS
2021-09-24
I-485
D+330
Response to RFE
2022-02-03
I-485
D+462
Interview
2022-03-31
I-485
D+518
Decision (Approval or Denial)
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Kay MahOct 28, 2021
Yasssssss omg congrats!!!!!!!!🍾
Ethan F.Oct 28, 2021
congrats! Who knows what triggers the approval? luck or logic? and god knows how many hours of our lives are wasted because of this broken system. Glad that your wait is over, mate.
S KOct 28, 2021
Thanks @ker
S KOct 28, 2021
Thanks @Ethan, you are right. somehow I see many 765 approvals today based on pending 485. Good luck dude.
M SOct 28, 2021
congrats SK! frankly you should have got gc by now. I wonder how USCIS processes the applications?
S KOct 28, 2021
Thanks @m s. 🙂
V SOct 28, 2021
EAD took one full year? omg! this is too long a time. I am wondering what would it be for my case. I filed in May 21 in this same category. wish me luck!
Ethan F.Oct 28, 2021
@VK SI - Hope yours get approved sooner but for those oct/nov/dec 2020 filers, there are thousands who are still waiting for EAD.
S KOct 28, 2021
It’s very difficult to know how the cases are handled and in what order. It’s a mystery with USCIS. Wish you all good luck!
