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ana2004

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we had our interview yesterday in Boston.Thank God everything was so perfect.The guy was very nice and friendly.We got our stamp right after the interview.
we wish all of you Good Lucky and thanks for all help we got here.
Now just wait for the plastic card.
EB3 245i
Vermont
ND: 11/06/2003
EAD: approved on 04/2004
I140: approved on 06/2004
Fingerprinting done on July/2004
I485: approved on 09/2004 :) :p
 
He ask questions like confirming address, when you got here, How you got here, how many times did you left the country if applicable, where you work, what you do,if you have any problems with the immigration, crime, terrorism, etc..He didn't ask anything about tax return, physicall presence proof.He took ours employment card. He took copies of our passaport, social security card, drivers licence, etc..
 
Ana,

Congratulations! I was going to ask you how the interview went. you are so lucky.

I am still waiting for the interview notice, and nobody knows when it will happen.
 
ana2004 said:
we had our interview yesterday in Boston.Thank God everything was so perfect.The guy was very nice and friendly.We got our stamp right after the interview.
we wish all of you Good Lucky and thanks for all help we got here.
Now just wait for the plastic card.
EB3 245i
Vermont
ND: 11/06/2003
EAD: approved on 04/2004
I140: approved on 06/2004
Fingerprinting done on July/2004
I485: approved on 09/2004 :) :p
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Congratulations!!!!

Could you tell us the impact of 245i on your interview(any questions about that ). What kind of documents did they ask for in the interview???
 
gchope2 said:
Ana,

Congratulations! I was going to ask you how the interview went. you are so lucky.

I am still waiting for the interview notice, and nobody knows when it will happen.
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I feel sorry to hear that.But don't worry!Looks like the things are going fast now.You'll have your interview soon.
Good Luck!
 
ZKHAN said:
Congratulations!!!!

Could you tell us the impact of 245i on your interview(any questions about that ). What kind of documents did they ask for in the interview???
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He only ask my lawyer if the case was 245i and she just said yes and he didn't ask anything else.Like I said above only passaports, employment cards, social security cards, drivers licence, I94, nothing more.
 
You are lucky that your case was transferred in Jun 2004 and you are done with interview. My case was transferred in May 2004 and haven't heard from Boston office yet. Don't know what is going on ?
 
ana2004 said:
He only ask my lawyer if the case was 245i and she just said yes and he didn't ask anything else.Like I said above only passaports, employment cards, social security cards, drivers licence, I94, nothing more.
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Thank you for a prompt reply. I have another question if you dont mind answering, how long was your out of status period? I appreciate it if you would answer this question. Thank you.
 
ZKHAN said:
Thank you for a prompt reply. I have another question if you dont mind answering, how long was your out of status period? I appreciate it if you would answer this question. Thank you.
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around 4 years
 
Thank you for another prompt reply. One last question were you the primary applicant or the beneficiary. What I want to know is if you were the primary applicant (benefitting from 245i).
 
ZKHAN said:
Thank you for another prompt reply. One last question were you the primary applicant or the beneficiary. What I want to know is if you were the primary applicant (benefitting from 245i).
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My husband was the primary applicant.
 
they do not mention what document to bring.

We will be appearing for an interview. IN the letter they did not mention what document to bring. It appears that they are calling for a specific issue. Why don't they mention what specific document to bring. They just mentioned to bring all originals..
--- BK
 
I am sorry for repeating the same subject. Your husband was the primary applicant and he was the one who was out of staus right? The reason I am asking you this question is if the secondary applicant was out of status the ins could care less because that person is getting benefit from the primary applicant. They would ask questions about out of status if your husband was out of status in the past.

Thank you for providing all the information.
 
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ZKHAN said:
I am sorry for repeating the same subject. Your husband was the primary applicant and he was the one who was out of staus right? The reason I am asking you this question is if the secondary applicant was out of status the ins could care less because that person is getting benefit from the primary applicant. They would ask questions about out of status if your husband was out of status in the past.

Thank you for providing all the information.
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ana2004 Could you please respond to this question. Your husband who was the primary applicant and he was the one who was out of status right??
 
ZKHAN said:
ana2004 Could you please respond to this question. Your husband who was the primary applicant and he was the one who was out of status right??
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ana2004 if you are still out there please respond.
 
What happens if the officer realises the applicant was out of status during the interview, is there a chance for the 245i to be applied if the applicant qualifies.

Thanks
 
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