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Adjustment of Status - I-485
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Interview at San Francisco today
Hi everyone, just want to provide some updates on my case. Our interview was scheduled for 8AM at San Francisco today. We arrived at 7:30AM but waited in line for about 30min. Our Interviewer came to greet us at 8:10AM. We PD was August 2, 2018.
The whole interview was super quick, approximately 15-20 minutes. All questions were simple and straightforward, such as “how and when did you first meet”, “when was your first date”, “when was the first time you met your wife’s parents”, “what was your wife’s parents’ names”, “when and where was your husband/wife born”, “where do you live”, “how many people in your household”, “when did you get married”, “ when did you start living together”, “how many people attended your wedding”.
Other questions were related to typical “Yes or No” questions from I-485 application. At the end, my interviewer said she had everything she needed and asked us if we wanted to submit any additional support. I gave her the medical report, our 2018 joint tax return, joint bank statements from wedding date to present (1.5 years), joint credit card copies and statements, joint medical, dental and vision insurance, family auto insurance. We had more supporting documents but she said she had enough information. We also showed her our photo album but she only took 5 copies.
She didn’t say we had on spot approval and only said that we would get an update within 120 days. I felt like she was ready to conclude the interview in 15min but I had some questions at the end. That took us another 5-10 minutes.
We left the building at 8:35AM. When I finally arrived at work at 8:45AM, I got a text message/email update indicating that new case update “New Card Is Being Produced”!!!
What a sweet day! Good luck to everyone! I am very grateful and thank you for everyone who contributed their knowledge and experience in this forum.
The whole interview was super quick, approximately 15-20 minutes. All questions were simple and straightforward, such as “how and when did you first meet”, “when was your first date”, “when was the first time you met your wife’s parents”, “what was your wife’s parents’ names”, “when and where was your husband/wife born”, “where do you live”, “how many people in your household”, “when did you get married”, “ when did you start living together”, “how many people attended your wedding”.
Other questions were related to typical “Yes or No” questions from I-485 application. At the end, my interviewer said she had everything she needed and asked us if we wanted to submit any additional support. I gave her the medical report, our 2018 joint tax return, joint bank statements from wedding date to present (1.5 years), joint credit card copies and statements, joint medical, dental and vision insurance, family auto insurance. We had more supporting documents but she said she had enough information. We also showed her our photo album but she only took 5 copies.
She didn’t say we had on spot approval and only said that we would get an update within 120 days. I felt like she was ready to conclude the interview in 15min but I had some questions at the end. That took us another 5-10 minutes.
We left the building at 8:35AM. When I finally arrived at work at 8:45AM, I got a text message/email update indicating that new case update “New Card Is Being Produced”!!!
What a sweet day! Good luck to everyone! I am very grateful and thank you for everyone who contributed their knowledge and experience in this forum.
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