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I am scheduled this month for the AOS interview. I am not sure if i am gonna bring our kid during the interview or birth certificate is enough as proof of evidence.
Appreciate your thoughts!
Appreciate your thoughts!
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I'm not 100% sure on this, but my understanding is that the interview notice specifically requests NOT to bring children to the interview (unless they are also applying for AOS).Marriage-based AOS - Concurrent filing - Oakland Park, FL
04/18/18: Sent to Chicago Lockbox
04/23/18: Priority Date
04/27/18: 4x I-797 NOA received
05/04/18: Biometrics notice received
05/15/18: Courtesy letter for I-693
05/22/18: Biometrics completed
05/29/18: Case Ready To Be Scheduled For Interview
09/25/18: I-765 New Card being produced (via Case Tracker)
09/26/18: I-765 and I-131 approved (via uscis.dhs.gov)
10/01/18: Combo card in hand
06/05/19: Interview scheduled -
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Don't bring them! I promise you their physical presences makes zero difference to the ISO, in fact the ISO will probably not be thrilled if you bring them. These are adult matters and the children will just take focus and concentration away.Marriage based AOS concurre
Feb 2017 - Date received
Feb 2017 - RFE received
March 2017 - Biometrics completed
April 2017 - RFE response received case no longer on hold
April 2017 - Case is being scheduled for interview
May 2017 - AP/EAD received:
March 2018 - AP/EAD forms sent for renewal
Sept 2018 - AOS interview scheduled.
Oct 2018 - AOS interview
Nov 2018 - Green card in handComment
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I would focus on showing the paper trail around your child; instead of dangling the child at the ISO. But that's just my humble 2 cents.Originally posted by Smiley0722 View PostComment
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I got your point. Thats what i was thinking too!Originally posted by UScitizenFilingforspouse View Post
Thank you!
Thanks @randondude as well!Comment
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