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@MarineWife - Congratulations! :)

I was also like you when I was preparing for the interview. I was going through the documents over and over. And I had another folder with "secondary documents" that are not very important but in case nothing is in "primary documents" to support my answer, I could maybe have some secondary...

It depends on what you want to do. MBA will lead you to management, MS will lead you to an in-depth study. I am also a software engineer. I completed my MS Comp Sci in 2010. I thought maybe after I'm done with MS CS, MBA might look more appealing to me. It's still not. And I really don't have...

We did. Our immigration lawyer was with us during the interview. There was not much she did during the interview, just available IF there is anything that would come up. Anything that needs clarification. Nothing came up. It was very quick. Maybe less than 10 minutes. But prior to that, she...

You said it yourself in the subject of this thread -- something's not right. Better find it out :)

Was anyone interviewed for the Removal of Conditions? Interviews could get pretty nerve-wracking, what are the chances that one gets interviewed? :/

Hi dhlunar... Are you sending a letter, some sort of testament from someone who knows both of you as a married couple? It is in the I-751 Instructions, but not sure if people actually send that... :/

Do you have shared insurances on health, dental, and/or vision? I am applying in the last quarter of this year and I plan to include those. I have my spouse as my dependent. Same with retirement benefits, pension, 401K, or whatever, showing one is a beneficiary of the other. Even family plan...

Haha, no worries; that's fine. Yeah, I understand what you're saying. And yes, many things are much more expensive there. But there are other things we are considering. Thanks for your reply.

I'm sorry, what does that "prepon....burden... proof" mean? I have the impression that that USC should be able to financially support the green card holder. And if my husband does not have work at that time (which I hope won't be the case!!!)... is that a trouble? Sorry to be insistent about...

Thanks for your reply. Ok, I don't know what these are, but I will check on these. We dumped the paperwork to the lawyer, but will check these. Yes, we will likely not have mortgage, but we will have a new lease and DLs. So, does this mean that the old docs can not be used as additional proof...

I guess it is more helpful if the background is provided. So, here’s my story. I came to the US on F1 in 2006. Stayed on campus for 9 months and continued the rest of the courses on distance education while working full time on CPT. Got my MS degree in 2009. Met my husband mid of 2009 here...

Congratulations to djash, claudia, annina, and other Oct filers who got their green cards! mimi0418 -- good luck on your interview tomorrow!

Congratulations KussyPoo! And happy birthday too! :) And yes, they gave me 2-year conditional GC and we have to apply for the removal of conditions 90-days before the 2-year anniversary. And yes, it's 3 years before one could apply for citizenship. My case is marriage to a USC. I'm not sure...

Thank you. I wish you all the luck on your interview! @mimi -- Thank you! Yes, as nerve-racking as it is... I really hope everyone's interviews go smoothly.

Yup, it definitely is a great Christmas gift! Thank you and good luck on your interview!

Just updating my time line and sharing my interview experience this morning. Location: Buffalo, NY 09/24/2010 - Application packet sent. 10/07/2010 - USCIS receipt notices received. 10/12/2010 - Biometrics appointment notice received (I-485 and I-131) 10/22/2010 - Touched. 10/27/2010 -...

Sorry :( They did not even say when they expect to re-open the office. Sighs. Crazy electrical issues.

Hopefully you'll get it very soon! Why? What's up with the background check? Don't worry too much about it. I'm sure it will go fine.

Wow! I-131 and I-765 approved on the day you had your biometrics? I wish I had this luck. Congratulations!!!