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EB3-ROW October Interview
I had my interview yesterday (October 17, 2019) and it was approved. I know a lot of July/Aug/Sep folks are still waiting, which was kind of acknowledged by the IO (saying that they weren't as lucky to be approved on the spot because of the retrogression but they will be now... So hang on there guys)
My timeline:
EB3 - ROW
PD: July 1st, 2018
I-140 (premium), I-485, I-765 and I-131 : Applied concurrently on Jan 4th, 2019
Received Date: Jan 7th, 2019
I-140 Approved - Jan 10th, 2019
Case Transferred to NBC - Feb 7th, 2019
Fingerprinting done - Feb 14th, 2019
EAD/AP Approved - April 19th, 2019
Ready to be scheduled for interview - July 2nd, 2019
Interview Scheduled notice - September 12th, 2019
Interview Date - October 17th, 2019
The office was friendly and warm. We were very tensed but the demeanor of the IO calmed us down. We had our toddlers with us (4 and 3) and as usual toddlers, were making things uncomfortable for us :), but the IO was very understanding.
My 2 cents: If you have your paperwork right, and have been in a good standing throughout your tenure in the country, you will be approved. They are not looking for reasons to deny the case unless there are obvious red flags.
I wish everyone the best of luck. Good things will happen soon iA.
My timeline:
EB3 - ROW
PD: July 1st, 2018
I-140 (premium), I-485, I-765 and I-131 : Applied concurrently on Jan 4th, 2019
Received Date: Jan 7th, 2019
I-140 Approved - Jan 10th, 2019
Case Transferred to NBC - Feb 7th, 2019
Fingerprinting done - Feb 14th, 2019
EAD/AP Approved - April 19th, 2019
Ready to be scheduled for interview - July 2nd, 2019
Interview Scheduled notice - September 12th, 2019
Interview Date - October 17th, 2019
The office was friendly and warm. We were very tensed but the demeanor of the IO calmed us down. We had our toddlers with us (4 and 3) and as usual toddlers, were making things uncomfortable for us :), but the IO was very understanding.
My 2 cents: If you have your paperwork right, and have been in a good standing throughout your tenure in the country, you will be approved. They are not looking for reasons to deny the case unless there are obvious red flags.
I wish everyone the best of luck. Good things will happen soon iA.
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