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Atlanta Interview
PD 12/21/2016 Atlanta
Interview 8/29/2017
Our interview was scheduled for today. Interview was at 8:30am and we left home at 7am (usually takes 45mins to drive there so we had 45 extra minutes in case of bad traffic). So happy for the extra time cause we had TERRIBLE traffic driving there and just arrived 1 minute before our interview was scheduled. We rushed into the building at 8:23am and were so lucky that there were no security lines or check in lines.
We checked in at 8:29 and at 8:30 our interviewing officer called us in. She swore us in, asked for our id's and passports.
Next, she asked my wife (petitioner) to confirm her own name, address, birth date, phone number and signature.
She then asked me (beneficiary) to confirm my name, address, birth date, phone number and signature.
She asked us how we met and then left to make copies of our documents. She returned and asked the Yes/No questions and then looked through our photos. Didn't ask anything about them but my wife pointed out who was who. She asked if we had any extra documents to give her and we gave our new lease, car insurance documents, health insurance documents. (we had already submitted stuff with our application)
We have been married for 3 years and we lived for the past 2 years in my country (Sweden) and so she asked my wife how that experience was.
Finally, she printed out something and said she was recommending us for approval.
We thanked her and left. The interview took exactly 17 minutes (I timed it:). She was very professional but not chatty at all (which suited us fine).
About 10mins after we left, we got an email that my card was in production. Yay!
Good Luck to everyone who's still waiting!
Interview 8/29/2017
Our interview was scheduled for today. Interview was at 8:30am and we left home at 7am (usually takes 45mins to drive there so we had 45 extra minutes in case of bad traffic). So happy for the extra time cause we had TERRIBLE traffic driving there and just arrived 1 minute before our interview was scheduled. We rushed into the building at 8:23am and were so lucky that there were no security lines or check in lines.
We checked in at 8:29 and at 8:30 our interviewing officer called us in. She swore us in, asked for our id's and passports.
Next, she asked my wife (petitioner) to confirm her own name, address, birth date, phone number and signature.
She then asked me (beneficiary) to confirm my name, address, birth date, phone number and signature.
She asked us how we met and then left to make copies of our documents. She returned and asked the Yes/No questions and then looked through our photos. Didn't ask anything about them but my wife pointed out who was who. She asked if we had any extra documents to give her and we gave our new lease, car insurance documents, health insurance documents. (we had already submitted stuff with our application)
We have been married for 3 years and we lived for the past 2 years in my country (Sweden) and so she asked my wife how that experience was.
Finally, she printed out something and said she was recommending us for approval.
We thanked her and left. The interview took exactly 17 minutes (I timed it:). She was very professional but not chatty at all (which suited us fine).
About 10mins after we left, we got an email that my card was in production. Yay!
Good Luck to everyone who's still waiting!
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