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Adjustment of Status - I-485
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Interview Experience Newark NJ
Field Office: Newark NJ
PD: 06/12/2019
Bio: 09/06/3019
Interview Ready to be Scheduled: 09/17/2019
Interview Scheduled: 02/26/2020
Interview date: 04/16/2020
Interview canceled: 04/01/2020 (COVID)
Interview Ready to be Scheduled: 04/01/2020
Interview Rescheduled: 08/17/2020
Interview date: 09/14/2020
* Appointment was 1pm...entered and checked in by 12:45 pm.
* Security checked our ID’s and told us go to window 4.
* Gave the employee our interview notice then we were asked to take a sit.
* Waited about 20 minutes or more. 3 couples went before us.
* IO called us in and had us swear to tell the truth.
Interview Begins:
* IO asked for our ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS (checked out/ filled out whatever he needed to then handed them back), Medical, Joint documents, Photos (he took all our photos but asked first if he can).
QUESTIONS ASKED:
* What is my husband’s name (Vice versa)
* What are my husband’s parents names. (Vice versa).
* Where are his parents? (Vice versa)
* Where was my husband born? (Vice versa).
* How we met?
* Where we met?
* When and where we got married?
* Why that location for marriage?
* Did we go on a honeymoon?
* What we do for fun?
* Have we traveled together?
* What’s our address?
* When did we come to the US?
* Where does my husband work?
* Where he worked before?
* Where did your wife lived before in the US?
* When did I move to the same address as my husband?
* Did I apply for OPT?
* Where does your wife work?
* Any children?
* Yes/No questions on the I-485
Those were the questions asked. My husband and I took turns answering. We giggled to some of the responses and I would add in a few comments when he spoke and so forth.
The IO was pleasant and he just kept making notes to ever response.
At the end of the interview he had me sign and gave me a white paper where he stated “that he couldn’t make a decision right now blah blah blah” and asked if I had any questions...I said no (while giggling 🤭 y’all I laugh at anything I swear lol) and I just said thank you sir.
Then he walked us out.
Just be yourself and act normal with your significant other. Chemistry can’t lie!!
Less than 10 mins after the interview my status updated to “New Card is Being Produced.”
Quick background:
My husband is a USC and we’ve been together since high school back at our country. We came here and I went to Texas to study Nursing for 4yrs plus (F-1 VISA). My parents lives in the US so I’d always come over when school was on vacay. The long distance use to kill us but it was all worth it. We’ve been married for 3yrs now.
PD: 06/12/2019
Bio: 09/06/3019
Interview Ready to be Scheduled: 09/17/2019
Interview Scheduled: 02/26/2020
Interview date: 04/16/2020
Interview canceled: 04/01/2020 (COVID)
Interview Ready to be Scheduled: 04/01/2020
Interview Rescheduled: 08/17/2020
Interview date: 09/14/2020
* Appointment was 1pm...entered and checked in by 12:45 pm.
* Security checked our ID’s and told us go to window 4.
* Gave the employee our interview notice then we were asked to take a sit.
* Waited about 20 minutes or more. 3 couples went before us.
* IO called us in and had us swear to tell the truth.
Interview Begins:
* IO asked for our ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS (checked out/ filled out whatever he needed to then handed them back), Medical, Joint documents, Photos (he took all our photos but asked first if he can).
QUESTIONS ASKED:
* What is my husband’s name (Vice versa)
* What are my husband’s parents names. (Vice versa).
* Where are his parents? (Vice versa)
* Where was my husband born? (Vice versa).
* How we met?
* Where we met?
* When and where we got married?
* Why that location for marriage?
* Did we go on a honeymoon?
* What we do for fun?
* Have we traveled together?
* What’s our address?
* When did we come to the US?
* Where does my husband work?
* Where he worked before?
* Where did your wife lived before in the US?
* When did I move to the same address as my husband?
* Did I apply for OPT?
* Where does your wife work?
* Any children?
* Yes/No questions on the I-485
Those were the questions asked. My husband and I took turns answering. We giggled to some of the responses and I would add in a few comments when he spoke and so forth.
The IO was pleasant and he just kept making notes to ever response.
At the end of the interview he had me sign and gave me a white paper where he stated “that he couldn’t make a decision right now blah blah blah” and asked if I had any questions...I said no (while giggling 🤭 y’all I laugh at anything I swear lol) and I just said thank you sir.
Then he walked us out.
Just be yourself and act normal with your significant other. Chemistry can’t lie!!
Less than 10 mins after the interview my status updated to “New Card is Being Produced.”
Quick background:
My husband is a USC and we’ve been together since high school back at our country. We came here and I went to Texas to study Nursing for 4yrs plus (F-1 VISA). My parents lives in the US so I’d always come over when school was on vacay. The long distance use to kill us but it was all worth it. We’ve been married for 3yrs now.
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