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Immigration
Adjustment of Status - I-485
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GC Interview
Dallas, TX-NBC
US CITIZEN PETITION FOR SPOUSE
PD 03/27/2019
RFE (US CITIZEN BIRTH CERT) 6/17/2019
READY TO BE SCHEDULED 07/13/2019
EAD EXPEDITED 09/2019
INTERVIEW SCHEDULED 11/08/2019
INTERVIEW DATE 12/13/2019-Irving, TX Location
We showed up together at 12:30 and was called for interview at 1:00. The interviewer was very serious and asked us to both swear to tell the truth. She asked me my husband's full name and dob, she asked him the same. (She would ask this again at another point in the interview)
Questions Asked:
Where did we meet
When did we meet in person
Name of hotel we met up at
What was our first date
Name of restaurant we went to on first date
Who talked to who first (we met online)
Where did we get engaged
Who was there (full names of everyone)
Name of location of proposal
Did he propose with a ring
Where did he get the ring
How many times did we meet before proposal
When did we move to the home we live in now
Where did we get married
Name of venue
Who came to wedding
Where did they come from to attend
Name of places we have gone on trips together
What did we do for Thanksgiving
Plans for Christmas
Does my husband practice Islam (He is Muslim)
Does he go to mosque
Does he celebrate EID or any other holidays
Did we use a lawyer
Where did we meet lawyer
Full name and phn number of lawyer
Things we worried about:
We forgot my husband's expired passport with US entry stamp ( he recently renewed his passport)
We did not bring a bank statement to show my husband's paycheck deposits (he does not receive pay stubs)
We only had joint acct for 1 month (we explained to interviewer the reason)
Husband could not remember the last name of 2 friends who were at the proposal
Lawyer did not put his information on the paperwork. (We could not explain why. We have not been able to contact him for several months)
The interviewer looked through our wedding book and our photo album, she did not keep any pictures. She did not look at or ask for my (US CITIZEN) pay stubs. She looked at our marriage license but did not keep it or ask for a copy. She only kept documents that we printed to prove relationship...Insurances, bills, lease, bank statement, letter from my work showing my annual pay. Interviewer made a few jokes at times but otherwise kept her serious demeanor. At the end she told us she would need to review everything we provided and would make a decision in a couple of weeks The full interview lasted for about an hour. Afterwards we went to lunch and when we got home I had a text about a case update. I checked online and the case status for the I-485 had updated to New Card Being Produced. I started to scream and immediately told my husband. We were both overjoyed. I could not believe it happened to quickly, We will make 1 year wedding anniversary soon and this is an amazing gift. Thank you to everyone that shared their experiences and advice with me through this platform. I am extremely grateful. If anyone has any questions I am happy to share.
US CITIZEN PETITION FOR SPOUSE
PD 03/27/2019
RFE (US CITIZEN BIRTH CERT) 6/17/2019
READY TO BE SCHEDULED 07/13/2019
EAD EXPEDITED 09/2019
INTERVIEW SCHEDULED 11/08/2019
INTERVIEW DATE 12/13/2019-Irving, TX Location
We showed up together at 12:30 and was called for interview at 1:00. The interviewer was very serious and asked us to both swear to tell the truth. She asked me my husband's full name and dob, she asked him the same. (She would ask this again at another point in the interview)
Questions Asked:
Where did we meet
When did we meet in person
Name of hotel we met up at
What was our first date
Name of restaurant we went to on first date
Who talked to who first (we met online)
Where did we get engaged
Who was there (full names of everyone)
Name of location of proposal
Did he propose with a ring
Where did he get the ring
How many times did we meet before proposal
When did we move to the home we live in now
Where did we get married
Name of venue
Who came to wedding
Where did they come from to attend
Name of places we have gone on trips together
What did we do for Thanksgiving
Plans for Christmas
Does my husband practice Islam (He is Muslim)
Does he go to mosque
Does he celebrate EID or any other holidays
Did we use a lawyer
Where did we meet lawyer
Full name and phn number of lawyer
Things we worried about:
We forgot my husband's expired passport with US entry stamp ( he recently renewed his passport)
We did not bring a bank statement to show my husband's paycheck deposits (he does not receive pay stubs)
We only had joint acct for 1 month (we explained to interviewer the reason)
Husband could not remember the last name of 2 friends who were at the proposal
Lawyer did not put his information on the paperwork. (We could not explain why. We have not been able to contact him for several months)
The interviewer looked through our wedding book and our photo album, she did not keep any pictures. She did not look at or ask for my (US CITIZEN) pay stubs. She looked at our marriage license but did not keep it or ask for a copy. She only kept documents that we printed to prove relationship...Insurances, bills, lease, bank statement, letter from my work showing my annual pay. Interviewer made a few jokes at times but otherwise kept her serious demeanor. At the end she told us she would need to review everything we provided and would make a decision in a couple of weeks The full interview lasted for about an hour. Afterwards we went to lunch and when we got home I had a text about a case update. I checked online and the case status for the I-485 had updated to New Card Being Produced. I started to scream and immediately told my husband. We were both overjoyed. I could not believe it happened to quickly, We will make 1 year wedding anniversary soon and this is an amazing gift. Thank you to everyone that shared their experiences and advice with me through this platform. I am extremely grateful. If anyone has any questions I am happy to share.
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