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Immigration
Adjustment of Status - I-485
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Interview experience
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City applied from - Washington DC
USCIS Lockbox - Chicago, IL
Docs Received by USCIS - 2/14/18
Checks cashed: 2/22
NOA received: 2/26
Biometrics Appointment: 3/15 (did early walk-in on 3/06)
Interview Notice: 4/19 (received 4/26)
Interview completed: 5/24 (Fairfax VA)
My interview was quite relaxed. The officer asked the usual questions: what are your in-laws names? What is your spouses date of birth? How did you meet? He also asked us to walk through our timeline. He said halfway through that he didn?t care about a lot of our evidence because “if you seemed suspicious, I would have made you come back for another interview”
This put us at ease. He then walked through all the standard questions about whether I have been arrested, committed crimes etc all of which I answered no to. He took very little of our evidence saying they had limited space. We had come prepared with a large binder organized with documents and pictures.
He concluded the interview and asked if we had any questions. I asked what happens next. He said we would receive the Green card in 30 days or so. (He never explicitly said we are approved.. so we walked away a little confused). But overall seemed positive
City applied from - Washington DC
USCIS Lockbox - Chicago, IL
Docs Received by USCIS - 2/14/18
Checks cashed: 2/22
NOA received: 2/26
Biometrics Appointment: 3/15 (did early walk-in on 3/06)
Interview Notice: 4/19 (received 4/26)
Interview completed: 5/24 (Fairfax VA)
My interview was quite relaxed. The officer asked the usual questions: what are your in-laws names? What is your spouses date of birth? How did you meet? He also asked us to walk through our timeline. He said halfway through that he didn?t care about a lot of our evidence because “if you seemed suspicious, I would have made you come back for another interview”
This put us at ease. He then walked through all the standard questions about whether I have been arrested, committed crimes etc all of which I answered no to. He took very little of our evidence saying they had limited space. We had come prepared with a large binder organized with documents and pictures.
He concluded the interview and asked if we had any questions. I asked what happens next. He said we would receive the Green card in 30 days or so. (He never explicitly said we are approved.. so we walked away a little confused). But overall seemed positive
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