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Cross Chargeability 2019
Hello, My Green Card is Approved. Al Humdulliah.
Interview at Minnesota.
May 5 2019: I-405, I-485, EAD and AP Documents send to USCIS
May 14 2019: EAD and AP Approved
May 17 2019: I-140 Premium process - Approved
May 29 2019: Biometric Complete for both me and my wife
July 8 2019: Case moved from Texas service center to NBC
Aug 26 2019 Interview scheduling
Sept 9 2019 Interview Scheduled , at this time we did our Medical tests
Oct 21 2019: Interview Complete :
Interview: Interview time was 1:15pm, but we went in early around 12pm since its raining in minnesota. We waited for 1 hour and i can see few people with happy face and sad. At this time i felt its my day and i have to do my interview good no matter result.
We are using cross chargebility, since my country of birth is India and my wife is born in Saudi Arabia. I am so nervous if IO aware of this law or not.
They called my token number and interviewer was lady. She took me and my wife to room and asked for Passports and License. (i made huge errors in my I-485 form, in place of spouse name i gave my name and i was tensed about it) After Sworn i told Officer i need to few update's in my I-485 form, she said, she will go over all the form and we will do necessary changes. She went over form with me and my wife verified all answers, address, my company, place of birth and last entry date to USA. She updated changes with RED ink. After that my heart is speeding up, however i got smile on my face, IO said since your PD is backlogging due to birth in India, and your wife is born in Saudi Arabia and dates are Current i am approving the Green card. We ae so happy here, then she asked us for Employer verification latter, pay stubs and Medical documents.
Good luck guys, i guess now a days IO's are aware of Cross-Chargeability i guess. Let me know if you have any questions, only about Cross-Chargeability.
Interview at Minnesota.
May 5 2019: I-405, I-485, EAD and AP Documents send to USCIS
May 14 2019: EAD and AP Approved
May 17 2019: I-140 Premium process - Approved
May 29 2019: Biometric Complete for both me and my wife
July 8 2019: Case moved from Texas service center to NBC
Aug 26 2019 Interview scheduling
Sept 9 2019 Interview Scheduled , at this time we did our Medical tests
Oct 21 2019: Interview Complete :
Interview: Interview time was 1:15pm, but we went in early around 12pm since its raining in minnesota. We waited for 1 hour and i can see few people with happy face and sad. At this time i felt its my day and i have to do my interview good no matter result.
We are using cross chargebility, since my country of birth is India and my wife is born in Saudi Arabia. I am so nervous if IO aware of this law or not.
They called my token number and interviewer was lady. She took me and my wife to room and asked for Passports and License. (i made huge errors in my I-485 form, in place of spouse name i gave my name and i was tensed about it) After Sworn i told Officer i need to few update's in my I-485 form, she said, she will go over all the form and we will do necessary changes. She went over form with me and my wife verified all answers, address, my company, place of birth and last entry date to USA. She updated changes with RED ink. After that my heart is speeding up, however i got smile on my face, IO said since your PD is backlogging due to birth in India, and your wife is born in Saudi Arabia and dates are Current i am approving the Green card. We ae so happy here, then she asked us for Employer verification latter, pay stubs and Medical documents.
Good luck guys, i guess now a days IO's are aware of Cross-Chargeability i guess. Let me know if you have any questions, only about Cross-Chargeability.
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