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Adjustment of Status - I-485
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Originally we applied for the I130 and it was approved and then he was supposed to go back to Chile to complete the process. We got the approval but had not got the interview date to take place in Chile.
Well he ended up staying over the visa date so a year and 3 months after applying for the K1 we switched paths and applied for the 485 and 864. This was in Dec. of 07.
We had our interview today. We took originals and copies of everything on the appt. notice. We took photos. We drilled each other on questions and answers based upon other stories we had heard.
We got there, went throug security, put our notice through the slot and waited for about 15 minutes. We got called back, it was a lady officer. She only asked him-us about 10 questions total and we were like ¨WTF¨ I guess we were blessed or something. Maybe because we are in Dallas and the majority of ppl going there are all Mexican illegals, and my husband is from Chile and we met in Iraq.
She anyways, said he was approved, we´d been married for over 2 years so he was considered a permanent resident effective today and we´d get the green card in the mail in 1 to 3 weeks.
Good luck to the rest of ya!
Well he ended up staying over the visa date so a year and 3 months after applying for the K1 we switched paths and applied for the 485 and 864. This was in Dec. of 07.
We had our interview today. We took originals and copies of everything on the appt. notice. We took photos. We drilled each other on questions and answers based upon other stories we had heard.
We got there, went throug security, put our notice through the slot and waited for about 15 minutes. We got called back, it was a lady officer. She only asked him-us about 10 questions total and we were like ¨WTF¨ I guess we were blessed or something. Maybe because we are in Dallas and the majority of ppl going there are all Mexican illegals, and my husband is from Chile and we met in Iraq.
She anyways, said he was approved, we´d been married for over 2 years so he was considered a permanent resident effective today and we´d get the green card in the mail in 1 to 3 weeks.
Good luck to the rest of ya!
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