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User ID:

timekiller

Nationality:

Canada

Country of Chargeability:

Canada

Applicant Type:

primary

Service Center:

Nebraska

Category:

EB2

Priority Date:

27 May 2014

Application Filed:

19 Dec 2014

USCIS Received Date:

23 Dec 2014

USCIS Notice Date:

02 Jan 2015

USCIS Receipt Number:

I-140/485 Filing:

concurrent

I-140 Processing Type:

premium

I-140 Approval Date:

21 Jan 2015

First Fingerprint Date:

20 Feb 2015

Second Fingerprint Date:

RFE Received?:

RFE Received Date:

Reason for RFE:

RFE Replied Date:

Case Transferred to:

Transfer Date:

Name Check Status:

Name Check Approval Date:

I-485 Status:

approved

I-485 Approval/Denial Date:

12 May 2015

Card Production Ordered:

12 May 2015

Card Received Date:

20 May 2015

EAD Applied?:

yes

AP Applied?:

yes

EAD Approval Date:

24 Mar 2015

AP Approval Date:

24 Mar 2014

EAD Received:

03 Apr 2015

AP Received:

03 Apr 2015

Time to Get EAD Approval:

95 days

Time to Get AP Approval:

270 days

Time to Get Fingerprinting Done:

63 days

Total Time to Get GC:

144 days

Most Recent LUD:

Days Elapsed:

Experience:

I changed my mind about Premium processing for the I-140 about a week after the application was filed and changed it to Premium. That's why you'll see that the I-140 is > 15 days between receipt and approval. May 20 2015, all done, card received. Jus

Interview Ready Date:

Interview Notice Date:

Interview Date:

Case Added to Tracker:

12 May 2015

Last Updated:

21 May 2015

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Users currently watching this case: littlepoor, timekiller, maxin 2 Comments

Posted by littlepoor

12 May 2015 #1

Thanks for sharing.
Do you think the change from regular to premium is the reason for a little bit longer time to get fingerprint and EAD?

Posted by timekiller

13 May 2015 #2

Your guess is as good as mine what led to the somewhat longer than average time to get fingerprint and EAD. I see another case where the applicant has a very similar priority date to mine (within 2 days), did not use Premium for the I-140, still does not have the I-140 approved, and was fingerprinted a month before me. My guess would be that it's based somewhat on the demand at the fingerprinting offices local to each of us.

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