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Immigration
Employment Based Greencard
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EB-3 China Mainland
PD 09/30/2013 (ported from a previously approved I-140)
I-140 / I-485 parallel applications submitted in late June 2018
Received AOS interview notice in late September
Interview was held today (11/15/18)
My wife was the primary, and our whole family went to the interview.
The officer was a very nice young lady. She was super friendly, gave crayons and paper for our kids to color, and asked them to help her color countries from which the applicants she previously interviewed came from on a world map. Lots of chats and laughter, a very positive experience with USCIS.
Here's the process:
- Went through security
- Went to interview waiting area and dropped off the appointment notices
- Called by the interview officer, followed her to the office
- Brief chat
- Asked for ID, took photos and fingerprints
- Went through my wife's I-485 form questions
- Went through my I-485 form questions
- Asked simple questions like how we met, etc.
- Asked my sons one question "did you ever get arrested?" and they said "no"
Then the officer smiled and said "I am going to approve your applications and you should receive your green cards in about 7 days".
We took a full bag of documents with us just in case the interview officer asked for anything, but the officer did not ask for any additional documents, not even our birth certificate or my wife's employment verification letter (copies of all papers had been submitted with our applications).
It's a happy day for us today, and I wish the best for everyone that's still going through the process.
I-140 / I-485 parallel applications submitted in late June 2018
Received AOS interview notice in late September
Interview was held today (11/15/18)
My wife was the primary, and our whole family went to the interview.
The officer was a very nice young lady. She was super friendly, gave crayons and paper for our kids to color, and asked them to help her color countries from which the applicants she previously interviewed came from on a world map. Lots of chats and laughter, a very positive experience with USCIS.
Here's the process:
- Went through security
- Went to interview waiting area and dropped off the appointment notices
- Called by the interview officer, followed her to the office
- Brief chat
- Asked for ID, took photos and fingerprints
- Went through my wife's I-485 form questions
- Went through my I-485 form questions
- Asked simple questions like how we met, etc.
- Asked my sons one question "did you ever get arrested?" and they said "no"
Then the officer smiled and said "I am going to approve your applications and you should receive your green cards in about 7 days".
We took a full bag of documents with us just in case the interview officer asked for anything, but the officer did not ask for any additional documents, not even our birth certificate or my wife's employment verification letter (copies of all papers had been submitted with our applications).
It's a happy day for us today, and I wish the best for everyone that's still going through the process.
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