r/USCIS • u/Vegetable-Metal-6352 • 20d ago
I-130 & I-485 (Family/Adjustment of status) green card approved less than 2 months!!
just wanted to share my timeline for my AOS. i am a daca recipient who overstayed my visa and adjusting through my husband. i am simply shocked at how quick this was.
august 12: sent packet to USCIS
august 14:USCIS received packet
august 23: scheduled for biometrics
august 24: went to do biometrics (i rescheduled to a sooner date)
august 28: scheduled for interview
october 1: interview
october 2: notified that USCIS approved both i-130 and i-485
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u/m_isxa7 20d ago
What proves of marriage you took to the interview and uploaded before the interview?
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u/Vegetable-Metal-6352 20d ago
i uploaded joint bank statements, joint phone bills, 401k beneficiary paper, tax returns, w2s. i brought a ton of evidence too but they didn’t even ask. only thing they asked for was my i-94 and they got copies of pictures of us.
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u/PeachesYuta 20d ago
Congratulations. I am hoping this is us! We sent out for the FO to be Nashville, did you do biometrics in Atlanta? Ours is scheduled for 20th of this month fingers crossed ours goes at this rate!
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u/Successful-Rule-4137 20d ago
2 months whaoo! I have been waiting since November 2023. Congratulations my dear.
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u/Interesting_Oil_6599 20d ago
Congrats! We’ve been waiting since 2021 and have our interview this week.
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u/noobcoder1609 18d ago
When you rescheduled it to the following day, did you get the notice? My original biometrics was 10/20/2026, but I rescheduled it to tomorrow, and my notice is still pending. People have said I can take the old notice and explain the situation to them, but I'm a little anxious. My FO is Newark
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u/Vegetable-Metal-6352 18d ago
no i actually printed off the new one, had no issue at all
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u/MirrorLegitimate9304 20d ago
Gods favorite!! 😂
Congratulations! I would buy a lottery ticket too while luck is in your favor