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EB2 (ROW) Interview Experience SF Office
Hi all,
I had my I-485 interview today at the San Francisco field office today. It lasted for about 30 minutes. Interview officer was very nice and polite. The atmosphere of the interview was pretty relaxed though professional. We went over:
- My personal information (first and last names, DOB, COB, parents' first and last names)
- My documents (passports, EAD, driver license, birth certificate etc.)
- My current position and employer (what I do, where I work, how long I've been at it, how often I'm in office in a week, how I heard about it)
- A little bit about past experiences and employers
- Residential history, arrest history and criminal records (the long list of questions where one typically answers No to everything
In the end, the interview officer went over my application one more time and presented me with the notes that he made during the interview and asked for my signature if everything looked ok to me. He then proceeded to talk about the current retrogression and how my case will be sent back to the Nebraska Service Center where it's put onto a shelf that will be processed when October comes. Basically, from this point on it's just waiting game
Overall, I had a very positive interviewing experience. I'm glad I got it over with. Good luck to everyone.
I had my I-485 interview today at the San Francisco field office today. It lasted for about 30 minutes. Interview officer was very nice and polite. The atmosphere of the interview was pretty relaxed though professional. We went over:
- My personal information (first and last names, DOB, COB, parents' first and last names)
- My documents (passports, EAD, driver license, birth certificate etc.)
- My current position and employer (what I do, where I work, how long I've been at it, how often I'm in office in a week, how I heard about it)
- A little bit about past experiences and employers
- Residential history, arrest history and criminal records (the long list of questions where one typically answers No to everything
In the end, the interview officer went over my application one more time and presented me with the notes that he made during the interview and asked for my signature if everything looked ok to me. He then proceeded to talk about the current retrogression and how my case will be sent back to the Nebraska Service Center where it's put onto a shelf that will be processed when October comes. Basically, from this point on it's just waiting game
Overall, I had a very positive interviewing experience. I'm glad I got it over with. Good luck to everyone.
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