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Approved GC (c09) delivery time?

Hello, my I-485 was approved on Sunday, October 4, and my I-130 was approved today, Monday, October 5.

Could you please tell me how long it usually takes for the green card to arrive at my address after these approvals? Thank you very much.

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u/TemperatureDull1174 — 10 days ago
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Finally Approved

Never thought i will be writing this

Im the USC claiming my wife (overstayed with a tourist visa)

Just 10 days ago i sent an expedite request for our EAD (I-785) due to Financial hardship (this really works, i sent bank statement mortgage statement credit card statement and loads statements) and today we just got approved our I-485.

THANKS GOD and this community that always gave me hope in my case!!!

This is my time Frame folks!!!

Got married : December 2025

Sent package
(i130, i485, i785) February 24, 2026

Biometrics taken: April 12, 2016

Interview (verbally approved) May 7, 2026

No silent updates or APi updates
in the system

APPROVED today OCT 4 2026

u/TemperatureDull1174 — 10 days ago
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We are desperate!!

My wife and I still waiting for the approval this is our time lime:

Marriage based AOS. From me to her.

Feb 14th 2026 - Deposited
Feb 24th -Acceptance letter
March 26th - Fingerprint
May 7 Interview (Verbally Approved)

From the interview day till now
Our uscis account says “case still processing
“

We dont know what going on

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u/TemperatureDull1174 — 2 months ago
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32 years old, 7 years of IT experience — Is it too late to transition into networking starting on getting the ccna?

I’m 32 years old and looking for some honest advice from people currently working in networking.

I graduated in 2019 with an Associate Degree in Computer Information Systems. Since graduating, I’ve had three IT jobs, roughly two years at each, and I’ve now been with my current employer for about 3 years.

I currently work for a nationwide bank in the U.S. as a Field IT Support technician supporting bank branches. My job involves troubleshooting hardware, software, connectivity, and various
IT issues at branch locations.

My long-term goal has always been networking, and I’d like to transition into a networking position either within my current bank or at another company.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback, especially from people who have recently made the transition into networking.

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u/TemperatureDull1174 — 2 months ago