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GC in hand - Houston
I've been reading and posting on and off and received a lot of help on this forum. I hope to help you guys with my timeline.
PD: Sept 2016
Initial Interview: Nov 2017 (cancelled)
Interview Date: December 2017
Went in 30 minutes earlier to interview location, checked in and did not even wait 10 minutes before being called in (I was surprised because I thought the wait would be long). We took an oath and then she asked for both of our drivers licenses and I think she looked if our address was the same. Then she asked me for my medical. She opened it right there and started marking it. She also asked me for my passport, work permit and SSN. I made small talk and complimented her office while she was reviewing this.
She asked my wife(USC): Husband full name, when/where I was born, current and previous address, date of marriage, how long have you lived at this current address and how long you have lived at your previous address, do you have any children, have you applied for someone else before
She asked me: Wife's full name, her birthdate, ALL my previous addresses (had about 4), do i work, yes/no questions, have you been married before, do you have any children, then asked if we have photos.
She then asked us about our future plans and I mentioned I will be moving soon due to work and she said please let us know about the new address but she kinda hinted she will make a decision soon. She handed us a white paper that says to give them 120 days to review. I was not disappointed because I thought the interview went well and I think we were out in about 20 minutes.
About 7 days later after the interview (weekend included), approval noticed was received, it was dated for the interview date. This mean she approved us that day. Nine days after the interview (weekend included), the GC was in the mail. Please feel free to ask questions, I hope this helps! God bless you all.
PD: Sept 2016
Initial Interview: Nov 2017 (cancelled)
Interview Date: December 2017
Went in 30 minutes earlier to interview location, checked in and did not even wait 10 minutes before being called in (I was surprised because I thought the wait would be long). We took an oath and then she asked for both of our drivers licenses and I think she looked if our address was the same. Then she asked me for my medical. She opened it right there and started marking it. She also asked me for my passport, work permit and SSN. I made small talk and complimented her office while she was reviewing this.
She asked my wife(USC): Husband full name, when/where I was born, current and previous address, date of marriage, how long have you lived at this current address and how long you have lived at your previous address, do you have any children, have you applied for someone else before
She asked me: Wife's full name, her birthdate, ALL my previous addresses (had about 4), do i work, yes/no questions, have you been married before, do you have any children, then asked if we have photos.
She then asked us about our future plans and I mentioned I will be moving soon due to work and she said please let us know about the new address but she kinda hinted she will make a decision soon. She handed us a white paper that says to give them 120 days to review. I was not disappointed because I thought the interview went well and I think we were out in about 20 minutes.
About 7 days later after the interview (weekend included), approval noticed was received, it was dated for the interview date. This mean she approved us that day. Nine days after the interview (weekend included), the GC was in the mail. Please feel free to ask questions, I hope this helps! God bless you all.
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