Green card interview tomorrow morning. Any last minute advice?

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moiraresfate

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If I wasn't so exhausted from our vacation over Labor Day weekend, I'd be terrified. :)

We have as much paperwork as we can find or think of for the interview as proof of our relationship, pictures, etc.We were quizzing each other on the drive yesterday but there's always the likelihood that we missed something.

But we still aren't really sure what to expect and I'm a bit nervous.

Is it ok to wear jeans? Or should we dress nicely?

Any other advice you can give?
 
moiraresfate said:
If I wasn't so exhausted from our vacation over Labor Day weekend, I'd be terrified. :)

We have as much paperwork as we can find or think of for the interview as proof of our relationship, pictures, etc.We were quizzing each other on the drive yesterday but there's always the likelihood that we missed something.

But we still aren't really sure what to expect and I'm a bit nervous.

Is it ok to wear jeans? Or should we dress nicely?

Any other advice you can give?[/QUOTE


If I were you, I would dress nicely and professional. However, a bit conservative in colors, and have my hair looking nice and eat a healthy breakfast of nuts, bananas, toast and a cold glass of kedem juice. Be confidence and provide answers to questions being asked directly to you, not your spouse. Don't be nervous and enjoy the experience. Remember, don't volunteer any information if not asked. :rolleyes:
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Green Card Journey

Hey you all

I want to thank you for all the info I read , it was very helpful,
I will like to shear my experience with you all ,
I had my interview on Sept 02 2009 at 2:00 pm , it was a very tence day for me , I had every thing for prof example Joint Bank statement ,Life insurance , Lease contract, Void joint check , Joint Debit Card, Health Insurance on my husband name Pics etc ..we are married for one year and two months ...Long story short.

The IO was a very stearn his face was very serious ..he only ask my husband two question..Have he ever Petition for every one before , and he show him the I-130 form and ask him if that is his signiture, then he ask me if I have kids ? i said yes one he ask me her Name, age where she was born.then he look at the pics and took one out ..then he say ..that the end of the interview and they will be contacting us 30 to 60 days by mail ...he did not tell us if we were aprove or not ..my husband got up and shock his hand and tell him thank You ...I shock his hands also and said thank you.
Six hours after I check my updates and it said , Card production Ordered..I said thank you Jesus..on the 09/08/ 09 I recieve a Welcome letter saying I will recieve my Green card in two weeks in the mail , and a Aproval letter I- 130


Application Recieve : June 25th 2009..325G I -130, I 765. I- 485.
July 07th 2009 recieve letter for Biometrices on ,July 24th 2009 at 1: pm
Aug 01st 2009 recieve ,Work Aut Card,
Aug 03rd 2009 recieve Letter for Interview on Sept 02 the 2009 at 2m
Aproved!!!!!
Awaiting Green Card in mail....

My journey was short ...It took less the two and a half months to get Green Card....God is good ..Keep the faith.

Thank you All...and GOOD LUCK
 
Dress nicley ...I had my last week ...he ask me one question ...and my husband two..dont be afraid ...look confedient..am praying for you.

Good luck
 
Just an update.

That was easier than we expected. Much easier actually.

She asked things like "can I see pictures", and wanted proof of things like joint bank account and joint insurance. Then she asked some things that verified what was already in the paperwork like address and birth date.

It took between 5 and 10 minutes. Then she told us that she's going to approve us, and we should receive the green card in the mail in a few weeks.
 
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, I GOT MY PERM RESIDENT CARD IN THE MAIL TODAY!!!!!!!!

*dances*

And only two weeks after the interview too.
 
BribeAl said:
Spanishgirl I was reading your timeline....Can you Walk in for Biometrics? I did not know that!
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After talking to other member on here it looks like there's an 80% chance walk-ins are acceptable. Mine was a lucky case, and a couple others. But some get denied. The USCIS doesn't want ppl to do walk-ins. I'd say try if you need to, but it doesn't speed up the process. Also see my time line, nothing else progressed until my real date passed.
 
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