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I've been looking at this forum for months now, and I'd like to provide my experience.
EB3/ Employment-Based
The interview was held on 09/16/2019 in the El Paso, TX Office
The interview was fast and simple. The officer asked me about my current job, whether I have any other names or nicknames, current address, etc.
At the end of the interview, the officer told me to wait for my date to become current before getting my green card as I was hit by retrogression. Lucky for me, my PD became current in October.
In my case, the Case Status Page has been working fairly well and I've been receiving all updates. Exactly after 63 days, my status changed to "New Card is being produced"
Take it with a grain of salt but it takes more or less 60 days after your interview for USCIS to make a decision.
If it's taking more than 65+ days, you can talk with your lawyer or contact your local representative to see what's going on.
Like all of you mentioned before, if the officer told you that you're approved or that you just need to wait, then we just need to be VERY patient.
EB3/ Employment-Based
The interview was held on 09/16/2019 in the El Paso, TX Office
The interview was fast and simple. The officer asked me about my current job, whether I have any other names or nicknames, current address, etc.
At the end of the interview, the officer told me to wait for my date to become current before getting my green card as I was hit by retrogression. Lucky for me, my PD became current in October.
In my case, the Case Status Page has been working fairly well and I've been receiving all updates. Exactly after 63 days, my status changed to "New Card is being produced"
Take it with a grain of salt but it takes more or less 60 days after your interview for USCIS to make a decision.
If it's taking more than 65+ days, you can talk with your lawyer or contact your local representative to see what's going on.
Like all of you mentioned before, if the officer told you that you're approved or that you just need to wait, then we just need to be VERY patient.
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