It's so funny how all of that is such a blur. I do remember, the second time, we had to drive 2 1/2 hours to pick up our college-aged daughter to be fingerprinted, and then get to the fingerprinting joint back up this way before it closed--we got there 5 minutes before closing! Then, totally exhausted, we drove the 5 hr round trip again to return said daughter to college. In the rain.
It was very exhausting yet exhilarating as well--it's a happy memory! But I don't remember the timeline that got us to that day. DH isn't home, or I'd ask him, I bet he remembers!
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We applied Feb 1, and the approval is dated Feb 12. We received it on the 15th. But, I think they can take up to 90 days. Good Luck!
In our state it took about 2 weeks. But I hear each state is different.
Becky
It's true! You really do forget the pain!!!
It's so funny how all of that is such a blur. I do remember, the second time, we had to drive 2 1/2 hours to pick up our college-aged daughter to be fingerprinted, and then get to the fingerprinting joint back up this way before it closed--we got there 5 minutes before closing! Then, totally exhausted, we drove the 5 hr round trip again to return said daughter to college. In the rain.
It was very exhausting yet exhilarating as well--it's a happy memory! But I don't remember the timeline that got us to that day. DH isn't home, or I'd ask him, I bet he remembers!
Meanwhile, it's all about the waiting...
In Wa. state you can just walk in to the main USCIS office any morning at 9:00 a.m., file your I600, and get your fingerprinting done right then.
It was a 5 hour drive each way to the main office, but well worth the trip.
Laurel
mama of 13
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