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Immigration
Adjustment of Status - I-485
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Interview waiver criteria
Interestingly, USCIS states regarding I-485 interview waiver as follows:
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Adjustment of status interviews are generally waived for applicants
in the following classifications:?
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• Fiance of U.S. citizens who married within 90 days, and their children?
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I am just curious about the "married within 90 days" regulation.
If a couple has been in marriage for years, it can be a much more credible evidence
to a bona fide (not fake) marriage, compared to a "marriage within 90 days".
Hence, the "married within 90 days" should have been "has been married for (say) two years or longer".
I post this question because I thought that this matter may be of interest to many others.
Gathering from earlier posts in this forum, I know that there are a number of visitors (to this site)
who have the depth and breadth of knowledge about immigration matters.
Their volunteering their precious time to share their in-depth knowledge
has made this forum arguably the most popular online immigration forum.
FYI, I have nothing to do with the above-stated matter.
Wish all of you the best luck and fortune!
_____________________________________________________________________________?
Adjustment of status interviews are generally waived for applicants
in the following classifications:?
?
• Fiance of U.S. citizens who married within 90 days, and their children?
______________________________________________________________________________
I am just curious about the "married within 90 days" regulation.
If a couple has been in marriage for years, it can be a much more credible evidence
to a bona fide (not fake) marriage, compared to a "marriage within 90 days".
Hence, the "married within 90 days" should have been "has been married for (say) two years or longer".
I post this question because I thought that this matter may be of interest to many others.
Gathering from earlier posts in this forum, I know that there are a number of visitors (to this site)
who have the depth and breadth of knowledge about immigration matters.
Their volunteering their precious time to share their in-depth knowledge
has made this forum arguably the most popular online immigration forum.
FYI, I have nothing to do with the above-stated matter.
Wish all of you the best luck and fortune!
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