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Immigration
Adjustment of Status - I-485
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I-485 Timeline
Married: June 1, 2014
Application for I-485 received: December 5, 2014
EAD issued: February 25, 2015
Advance Parole issued: April 3, 2015 (yes, they were issued separately for some unknown reason)
I-485 Interview notice issued: July 9, 2015
I-485 Interview set for: August 10, 2015
I-485 Interview took place in Seattle, August 10, 2015. Officer had an excellent demeanor, asked many relationship questions, talked to my husband extensively about southern food (she was Asian origin), finished within 20 minutes. She ended the interview by saying she would notify us within 30 days of her decision, and if she needs any other information/documents, she would let us know. We were driving home from Seattle to North Bellingham, and received an email notification saying my green card was being produced.
Keep in mind to be yourself. I had 2 previous 'criminal' issues, both were dismissed by the court, but I provided original certified copies of the dismissals from the original courts, when we mailed in our applications - and there was no extensive questions during the interview about these issues. I brought all original documents, and she only requested to see our daughter's birth certificate (daughter was born in US and is our dependent, but was not required to be 'sponsored'.
My greatest recommendation is to be yourself, be 100% truthful and have all original document ready in case the officer requests to see them.
Hope this helps anyone in the Washington/Seattle area with the timelines and what you may expect.
Application for I-485 received: December 5, 2014
EAD issued: February 25, 2015
Advance Parole issued: April 3, 2015 (yes, they were issued separately for some unknown reason)
I-485 Interview notice issued: July 9, 2015
I-485 Interview set for: August 10, 2015
I-485 Interview took place in Seattle, August 10, 2015. Officer had an excellent demeanor, asked many relationship questions, talked to my husband extensively about southern food (she was Asian origin), finished within 20 minutes. She ended the interview by saying she would notify us within 30 days of her decision, and if she needs any other information/documents, she would let us know. We were driving home from Seattle to North Bellingham, and received an email notification saying my green card was being produced.
Keep in mind to be yourself. I had 2 previous 'criminal' issues, both were dismissed by the court, but I provided original certified copies of the dismissals from the original courts, when we mailed in our applications - and there was no extensive questions during the interview about these issues. I brought all original documents, and she only requested to see our daughter's birth certificate (daughter was born in US and is our dependent, but was not required to be 'sponsored'.
My greatest recommendation is to be yourself, be 100% truthful and have all original document ready in case the officer requests to see them.
Hope this helps anyone in the Washington/Seattle area with the timelines and what you may expect.
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