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Case Transfered to Miami - After FP an April 10, 2002
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you will be informed about your interview by the local INS office. I think most cases that are transferred to local office are given an interview appointment 3-6 months after the case is transferred and I think most people get the interview appoint letter within a month or two.
you will be informed about your interview by the local INS office. I think most cases that are transferred to local office are given an interview appointment 3-6 months after the case is transferred and I think most people get the interview appoint letter within a month or two.
Usually, it is because of some missing information; sometimes it is audit.
Nowadays, usually there are no interviews excepting in one or two cases INS likes to audit at random. Some cases where interviews were held for other reasons have appeared earlier on this website. In one case, the person did not have his name on his birth certificate and hence he submitted two affidavits from parents. Possibly because that person was born after 1970, INS wanted a non-availability certificate from the municipality in the place of his birth. In yet another case, INS wanted some missing information in a person\'s biodata (as far as I remember, it was about that person\'s status in a particular period).
Nowadays, usually there are no interviews excepting in one or two cases INS likes to audit at random. Some cases where interviews were held for other reasons have appeared earlier on this website. In one case, the person did not have his name on his birth certificate and hence he submitted two affidavits from parents. Possibly because that person was born after 1970, INS wanted a non-availability certificate from the municipality in the place of his birth. In yet another case, INS wanted some missing information in a person\'s biodata (as far as I remember, it was about that person\'s status in a particular period).
Vsiva23, see "Remarks" area of the tracker http://www.e-nairobi.com/aos/ to learn about ot
There are several recent transfer cases in the tracker (http://www.e-nairobi.com/aos/). While you are there, please dont forget to enter your details in the tracker so that other can benifit from your information.
Thanks
There are several recent transfer cases in the tracker (http://www.e-nairobi.com/aos/). While you are there, please dont forget to enter your details in the tracker so that other can benifit from your information.
Thanks