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Hello Friends,
I had my GC interview (i-485, i-130), yesterday. It was very straight forward. Took around 30 minutes. My wife (USC) was taken in first.
They asked her: her name, dob, place of birth, siblings history, job, salary, home, parents, in-laws, siblings-in-law, husband dob, husband place of birth, husband job, how did you meet, apartment or house, how many rooms, where is TV, where is Washer/Dryer, (we are buying a house) so they also asked where, what did you have for dinner, what did you do during weekend, have you gone on vacation, is any of you taking presciption medicines, how was wedding ceremony, who attended, have you met your in-laws ... pretty basic questions.
Then they came and took us both. I swore an oath. They took my fingerprints and a photo. They asked the exact same question, but by this time the officer was already convinced that our marriage was legit and made us less tense by cracking jokes and asked us to feel relaxed. After I answered all the question, the officer approved us on the spot. We have been married for about a year and half. Officer kepts some documents that reflected combined assests and shared insurances. Other than that, we did not have to give even a single document. But since each case is different, please do not just take those two documents. Consult a lawyer what you should bring during your interview and also follow instructions word by word on your Interview Notice.
This morning my I-130 and I-485, both were approved and GC is now being produced.
My application was submitted to NBC. I received my first NoA (Notice of Action) on May, 2019. Received my EAD just a month ago. Looooonnnnnggggggg Journey. Full of frustration, anger and health issues. Finally came to pass.
Wishing you all the best of lucks. Hope you peeps get it sooner than I did. Good luck, all the best with your wonderful lives.
Take care and Good Bye.
I had my GC interview (i-485, i-130), yesterday. It was very straight forward. Took around 30 minutes. My wife (USC) was taken in first.
They asked her: her name, dob, place of birth, siblings history, job, salary, home, parents, in-laws, siblings-in-law, husband dob, husband place of birth, husband job, how did you meet, apartment or house, how many rooms, where is TV, where is Washer/Dryer, (we are buying a house) so they also asked where, what did you have for dinner, what did you do during weekend, have you gone on vacation, is any of you taking presciption medicines, how was wedding ceremony, who attended, have you met your in-laws ... pretty basic questions.
Then they came and took us both. I swore an oath. They took my fingerprints and a photo. They asked the exact same question, but by this time the officer was already convinced that our marriage was legit and made us less tense by cracking jokes and asked us to feel relaxed. After I answered all the question, the officer approved us on the spot. We have been married for about a year and half. Officer kepts some documents that reflected combined assests and shared insurances. Other than that, we did not have to give even a single document. But since each case is different, please do not just take those two documents. Consult a lawyer what you should bring during your interview and also follow instructions word by word on your Interview Notice.
This morning my I-130 and I-485, both were approved and GC is now being produced.
My application was submitted to NBC. I received my first NoA (Notice of Action) on May, 2019. Received my EAD just a month ago. Looooonnnnnggggggg Journey. Full of frustration, anger and health issues. Finally came to pass.
Wishing you all the best of lucks. Hope you peeps get it sooner than I did. Good luck, all the best with your wonderful lives.
Take care and Good Bye.
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