Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Hi guys, do you know if in the previous years happened to any user in this forum to go over the deadline of September 30? In particular I was wondering this: imagine that a FO sleep until August (any reference to the field office of San Francisco is purely coincidental lmao) and still they need to ask the KCC's file and maybe get the background check/name to be cleared. How can they do that in few weeks, ask SEVIS to generate the Green Card, approve the case and send it to you? Even worse imagine if they ask at the interview more documents because they realize that something is missing to your paperwork... I mean would be crazy to loose the Green Card because THEY are waiting the last moment.
Any case not approved by the end of work on Sept 30th is basically over, regardless of if the reason was due to a pending background check or the FO erroneously scheduling an interview past the applicable FY (which has happened in the past - a very rare occurrence which of course could have been corrected if the petitioner visited the FO to explain the fact they needed to get interviewed and approved by the end of the FY).
Now, regarding the hypothetical situation you described, we've explained over and over again in this forum the fact that it's possible for a case to become current in Sept, and get approved before the FY is over. We've seen cases that got approved just before the close of work in Sept 30th. We've read of cases where the IO has called a petitioner, asked them to drop everything and come in right away for an interview. They are mostly aware of the deadline implications and usually try to do their best and work together with DV applicants. They can do everything within a day, if they need to!
You should spend sometime going over the last couple of pages of past AOS threads.