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Immigration
Adjustment of Status - I-485
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I-485 ,I-130 and I-765
Hey guys a little update on my status! :) CASE WAS APPROVED
This was my timeline so far
September 15th , 2015 : Forms received at Chicago office ( I-485 , I-130 and I-765)
September 23rd , 2015 : Receipts received. Priority date is September 15th , 2015
October 6th , 2015 : Biometrics appointment
November 5th , 2015 : Interview scheduled for december 7th ,2015
November 16th , 2015 : My employment is being produced.
This is what’s new :
November 23rd ,2015 : Received my employment card in the mail
December 7th , 2015 : Interview :)
Just want to give you guys a little bit of additional information on my case. My husband is a U.S Born citizen and we have been married for more than a year now. I am french citizen and I adjusted my status from a student visa ( F-1).
The interview went pretty smooth I would say. We got to the Honolulu field office 30 minutes prior to our appointment. We were schedule for 10:00 Am so we got there around 9:30. Around 9:50 the immigration officer called my name and told me that she wanted to take a look at the extra documents I had brought with me since I was told to bring more on my interview notice. She then asked us to wait 10 more minutes while she was going to review the document one more time. Around 10:05 she came back to start the interview. We got to her office where she swore us in.
She asked us some basic questions at first such as name , date of birth , middle name , past addresses etc.. Then she proceeded to ask us questions about our couple. ( how we met , how long we had been together etc..) The interview lasted about 45 minutes. At the end of the interview she explained to me the conditions of my conditional green card. I asked her questions about getting my passport stamped if my case would get approved . I explained to her that I was going home next week and that I needed to get a stamp since I wasn’t sure about receiving my green card on time. She said to make an appointment for Thursday with info pass and that they would stamp my passport for me. We left the building and went home ( took us about 20 min) I checked my status as soon as I got home and it says that my case was approved ( yay!)
I hope that my experience can help some of you and good luck for those who are still in the process!
This was my timeline so far
September 15th , 2015 : Forms received at Chicago office ( I-485 , I-130 and I-765)
September 23rd , 2015 : Receipts received. Priority date is September 15th , 2015
October 6th , 2015 : Biometrics appointment
November 5th , 2015 : Interview scheduled for december 7th ,2015
November 16th , 2015 : My employment is being produced.
This is what’s new :
November 23rd ,2015 : Received my employment card in the mail
December 7th , 2015 : Interview :)
Just want to give you guys a little bit of additional information on my case. My husband is a U.S Born citizen and we have been married for more than a year now. I am french citizen and I adjusted my status from a student visa ( F-1).
The interview went pretty smooth I would say. We got to the Honolulu field office 30 minutes prior to our appointment. We were schedule for 10:00 Am so we got there around 9:30. Around 9:50 the immigration officer called my name and told me that she wanted to take a look at the extra documents I had brought with me since I was told to bring more on my interview notice. She then asked us to wait 10 more minutes while she was going to review the document one more time. Around 10:05 she came back to start the interview. We got to her office where she swore us in.
She asked us some basic questions at first such as name , date of birth , middle name , past addresses etc.. Then she proceeded to ask us questions about our couple. ( how we met , how long we had been together etc..) The interview lasted about 45 minutes. At the end of the interview she explained to me the conditions of my conditional green card. I asked her questions about getting my passport stamped if my case would get approved . I explained to her that I was going home next week and that I needed to get a stamp since I wasn’t sure about receiving my green card on time. She said to make an appointment for Thursday with info pass and that they would stamp my passport for me. We left the building and went home ( took us about 20 min) I checked my status as soon as I got home and it says that my case was approved ( yay!)
I hope that my experience can help some of you and good luck for those who are still in the process!
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