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Immigration
EAD (WorkPermit)
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Interview done today
I just came from my interview and my green card was approved. I was told I will not get the EAD card because I'm getting a green card. My timeline is below
Receipt date for I-485, I-130 and I-765 is March 22nd
Got biometric appointment done on April 15th
Nothing changed after that.
On July 24th I-485 changed to ready to schedule for interview
On August 19th -485 Changed to interview scheduled
On August 26th I recieced interview notice and interview was scheduled for September 26th
And today I had my interview and got approved on the spot. I was told I will get my green card in 2 week so I shouldn't worry about the workers permit
Interview questions
1. Oath
2. Confirm my identity
3. Confirm my last 5 years address
4. Yes and No questions and I signed I-485
5. Ask about my previous marriage and how it ended
6. My parent names.
7. We had twins in April so I provided their birth certificates and pictures
8. The officer has been to my country before and we talked about that and he was really nice and friendly.
I took our joint tax return, joint insurance, lease, marriage certificate, marriage pictures. If you have any question feel free to ask.
Note. Initially he intended to separate us but after he saw our twin birth certificate he went and call my wife in and we had a good conversation. He never ask my about our marriage.
Receipt date for I-485, I-130 and I-765 is March 22nd
Got biometric appointment done on April 15th
Nothing changed after that.
On July 24th I-485 changed to ready to schedule for interview
On August 19th -485 Changed to interview scheduled
On August 26th I recieced interview notice and interview was scheduled for September 26th
And today I had my interview and got approved on the spot. I was told I will get my green card in 2 week so I shouldn't worry about the workers permit
Interview questions
1. Oath
2. Confirm my identity
3. Confirm my last 5 years address
4. Yes and No questions and I signed I-485
5. Ask about my previous marriage and how it ended
6. My parent names.
7. We had twins in April so I provided their birth certificates and pictures
8. The officer has been to my country before and we talked about that and he was really nice and friendly.
I took our joint tax return, joint insurance, lease, marriage certificate, marriage pictures. If you have any question feel free to ask.
Note. Initially he intended to separate us but after he saw our twin birth certificate he went and call my wife in and we had a good conversation. He never ask my about our marriage.
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