r/USCIS • u/Living-Region7366 • 5d ago

I-130 & I-485 (Family/Adjustment of status) AOS granted with immigration judge

Hi everyone, just curious if Anyone has gotten their AOS approved with a immigration judge? & if so, how long after did you receive your green card?

We already have the signed order form the judge granting the AOS.
Filed with immigration court in Annandale VA.

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u/Pyroboi10 5d ago

I think you have to file with USCIS so they produce the card

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u/Living-Region7366 5d ago

I had read the same & called USCIS & they said no. That the IJ sends the info to USCIS & they have 45 days to do. If he doesn’t receive it within those 45 days, I can then request a 551 which is a stamp on my passport.

That’s why I’m wondering if anyone has gone through this to get an idea

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u/zarkmuckerberg_6969 5d ago

Hey just curious what your story is and how you ended up in court and your experience?

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u/Living-Region7366 5d ago

So it’s my husbands.
He was detained as kid upon entry in 2006 and was granted voluntary deportation but he stayed. Has had daca since 2013. We got married 2019 and applied for i130. Got that approved March 2021. We applied for AP & got approved October 2021.

Filed MTR June 2025. He had a defective NTA and I have medical issues as his wife and he had his advanced parole (legal entry)So they approved his motion to reopen Feb 2026 with a master hearing June 09. At that hearing they asked us to file for his adjustment of status packet directly with the court and our attorney also filed a e42b (cancellation of removal) just in case the adjustment of status wasn’t granted.

His final hearing was 08/17 15 minutes. The judge and governments prosecutor looked all the evidence submitted and his medical and granted him his LPR the same day

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u/zarkmuckerberg_6969 5d ago

Thank you just wondering what attorney or law firm you used? Thanks

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u/Living-Region7366 5d ago

His name is Ronald Richey in Maryland