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Interview on July 25th
Hello
I had interview on July 25th
I believe the IO who interviewed us was being supervised/trained(There was another guy in the room taking notes and it was the same for everybody that she interviews that day).
Wife interviews lasted about 30mns and mine was about 15-20mns.
we already I-130 approved before we sent the I-485 Forms.
she asked my wife about our who/what/where about pictures and parents name and our addresses.
She told my wife that it shows in the system that our I-130 is well approved but she couldn't find/get the approval notice from the other IO who interviewed at that time. (We did send I-130 Approval notice with our I-485 Forms.)
She interviewed & asked me about our addresses and parents .where I work and my school and my wife's school and Major. she asked my wife if I ever changed my name or go by another name and my wife said No. She asked me the same question and said No then I said only my grandpa had a shortcut name for me but thats just because he couldn't spell my home but nobody calls me that name.
At the end, she told me everything looks good but she just couldn't get hold off the I-130 Original notice form the Other IO officer. I had a bunch of documents as proofs, she wanted to make copies then she figured I had a lot so she said that she doesn't need all that since we already have the I-130 Approved and she'd definitely get in touch with me if she ever needed anything. She gave me a Notice saying that they couldn't make a decision on the spot and they'll send me a notice of their decision. I have a feeling that it's because she was being Supervised/Trained so that's understandable but it has been over 2months now.
Any pieces of advice or anybody through the same experience?
Thanks, Guys.
I had interview on July 25th
I believe the IO who interviewed us was being supervised/trained(There was another guy in the room taking notes and it was the same for everybody that she interviews that day).
Wife interviews lasted about 30mns and mine was about 15-20mns.
we already I-130 approved before we sent the I-485 Forms.
she asked my wife about our who/what/where about pictures and parents name and our addresses.
She told my wife that it shows in the system that our I-130 is well approved but she couldn't find/get the approval notice from the other IO who interviewed at that time. (We did send I-130 Approval notice with our I-485 Forms.)
She interviewed & asked me about our addresses and parents .where I work and my school and my wife's school and Major. she asked my wife if I ever changed my name or go by another name and my wife said No. She asked me the same question and said No then I said only my grandpa had a shortcut name for me but thats just because he couldn't spell my home but nobody calls me that name.
At the end, she told me everything looks good but she just couldn't get hold off the I-130 Original notice form the Other IO officer. I had a bunch of documents as proofs, she wanted to make copies then she figured I had a lot so she said that she doesn't need all that since we already have the I-130 Approved and she'd definitely get in touch with me if she ever needed anything. She gave me a Notice saying that they couldn't make a decision on the spot and they'll send me a notice of their decision. I have a feeling that it's because she was being Supervised/Trained so that's understandable but it has been over 2months now.
Any pieces of advice or anybody through the same experience?
Thanks, Guys.
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