Hello
@Sm1smom and everyone,
I have finally received my green card today.
It has been such a long time for me to get and end the process.
Especially during this crazy time with the irregular/uncertain time frame, I got freaked out so many times.
Thank you very much for ones who advised and helped me in this thread.
For the future reference, I would like to share my interview experience here with anyone who are preparing for their interviews.
My interview was one of the first ones in the morning.
Arrived 15 mins earlier and walked into the building. There is security check area just like airports.
I didn't need to line up for long, but I recommend to come in earlier in case there is a long waiting line.
After that I went to the designated window and check-in with the officer - just tell them that you are here for the GC interview.
I showed the notice and my passport as my ID, and they took my face photo and fingerprint.
They told me to wait at the waiting area, at that time there was no one at the area.
The officer called me after 20-30 mins waiting and took me to her private office.
For some reasons, she skipped the part of raising the right hand and swearing.
She just started off the interview by asking me to show the original documents I filed last year, such as birth certificate, passport, school diploma and verification of employment.
I had a renewed passport and birth certificate, so I showed her them and she scanned any new proofs that I did not file.
Questions were all based on what I wrote on I-483, she went over all the information and questions at the end.
There was no tricky questions for me.
Only thing was when she asked me what my SSN is, I could not answer right away because I was nervous.
So I told her that I remembered the last 4 digits and answered. She didn't have any problem with my answer.
The overall interview lasted for about 30 mins.
The officer was very generous and nice person so that I relieved my nervousness as I spoke with her.
At the end, I asked her few questions regarding what I should expect for approval and until green card delivered.
She explained to me that she did not see any issues on my application, so most likely this would be approved within a few days, and it would take a month at latest for me to receive the GC.
And if not more than 30 days, she told me to call USCIS (it usually says 90 or 120 days but she understood that I was DV and in a rush by the deadline)
I was told by my attorney to ask my interviewer's name if possible. and She gave me "A Notice of Interview Result" with her name is on.
After 2 days, my status was changed to New Card is being Produced. and finally today, waiting for 3 weeks, I received my card.
I hope this will help someone and wish you all the best!
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