Time for Update: I have my interview scheduled on 25th August 2011. I received email just now and will let you guys know whenever I receive the actual notice. Cheers!!
So, it's time for UPDATE for me as well!!!!!!!!!! My case status just got changed to Testing and Interview and it is scheduled for August 29, 2011!!!!!!!!!
It's an online notice for now, but I guess "real" notice will come in the mail in couple of days!
Whoo-hoo!!! Couldn't be more happier!!! And the funny thing is - my semester starts on August 31, so I will not have to miss any days at school (considering that everything goes smooth and I will not have a 2nd interview or smth).
Now I'm wondering what they'll ask me. I was hoping to get my GC without interview since I'm 5 years married, with 2 kids and was staying legally in the country for entire 6 years. I have 2 things on my mind - it's either an age difference between my husband and I (which is big) or that I changed my visa from B2 to F1 (I've heard that they don't like it). I honestly didn't plan on staying in the U.S., but after coming here and taking some ESL courses I really loved it and decided to stay. Hopefully they will not make any problems for me because of that
Anyway, good luck to you all and I bet updates for all of us will start rolling soon Btw, I got my message at 8am of a local time (which is the same as in NYC) and I'm wondering when in the world they start working that they updated it so early in the morning
Now I'm wondering what they'll ask me. I was hoping to get my GC without interview since I'm 5 years married, with 2 kids and was staying legally in the country for entire 6 years.
An interview is standard for marriage based AOS. Great news, good luck!
So, it's time for UPDATE for me as well!!!!!!!!!! My case status just got changed to Testing and Interview and it is scheduled for August 29, 2011!!!!!!!!!
It's an online notice for now, but I guess "real" notice will come in the mail in couple of days!
Whoo-hoo!!! Couldn't be more happier!!! And the funny thing is - my semester starts on August 31, so I will not have to miss any days at school (considering that everything goes smooth and I will not have a 2nd interview or smth).
Now I'm wondering what they'll ask me. I was hoping to get my GC without interview since I'm 5 years married, with 2 kids and was staying legally in the country for entire 6 years. I have 2 things on my mind - it's either an age difference between my husband and I (which is big) or that I changed my visa from B2 to F1 (I've heard that they don't like it). I honestly didn't plan on staying in the U.S., but after coming here and taking some ESL courses I really loved it and decided to stay. Hopefully they will not make any problems for me because of that
Anyway, good luck to you all and I bet updates for all of us will start rolling soon Btw, I got my message at 8am of a local time (which is the same as in NYC) and I'm wondering when in the world they start working that they updated it so early in the morning
There is a thread on here called "AOS interview experience only", check it outdantuin, thank you! Yours is coming next
Thank you! Can you be more specific about "standard interview for marriage based AOS", please? Can I read about it somewhere? I'm just curious what to expect
There is a thread on here called "AOS interview experience only", check it out
I got the interview notice and the email on the same day too. I guess they were just slow to update online.
I also got a long check list of documents...and I brought all of them...not sure whether I needed to do that (and they didn't ask for them in the interview) , but it definitely gave me a peace of mind
I got the interview notice and the email on the same day too. I guess they were just slow to update online.
I also got a long check list of documents...and I brought all of them...not sure whether I needed to do that (and they didn't ask for them in the interview) , but it definitely gave me a peace of mind
Yes 2much2handle, there is a long checklist because those letters are computer generated and they didn't update it since ancient times. It actually freaked me out when I got my letter because I expected it to have security features like watermarks etc. but the letter was printed on regular paper. You'll just have to bring original documents to the interview.
My IL is the same it has the standard laundry list of stuff we already sent in. It is good to bring it all with you in case they wanna check the originals against the copies we sent in .
Or worst case scenario they lost something , then you have it right there to avoid any delays.I am sure we all feel the same way that even an extra day or two delay is too long at least i do lol...
To take it one step further make copies of all the required documents and bring BOTH original and copies with you.
Because just as the IL states if they need documents for their records they will keep ORIGINALS if needed .
I preffer to keep all originals with me .
So, it's time for UPDATE for me as well!!!!!!!!!! My case status just got changed to Testing and Interview and it is scheduled for August 29, 2011!!!!!!!!!
It's an online notice for now, but I guess "real" notice will come in the mail in couple of days!
Whoo-hoo!!! Couldn't be more happier!!! And the funny thing is - my semester starts on August 31, so I will not have to miss any days at school (considering that everything goes smooth and I will not have a 2nd interview or smth).
Now I'm wondering what they'll ask me. I was hoping to get my GC without interview since I'm 5 years married, with 2 kids and was staying legally in the country for entire 6 years. I have 2 things on my mind - it's either an age difference between my husband and I (which is big) or that I changed my visa from B2 to F1 (I've heard that they don't like it). I honestly didn't plan on staying in the U.S., but after coming here and taking some ESL courses I really loved it and decided to stay. Hopefully they will not make any problems for me because of that
Anyway, good luck to you all and I bet updates for all of us will start rolling soon Btw, I got my message at 8am of a local time (which is the same as in NYC) and I'm wondering when in the world they start working that they updated it so early in the morning
yumyum7, I was expecting that RFE would be about my I-864 as well, but it wasn't. So I just sent all the copies of I-94 + last two I-20s and I didn't hear from them yet. My case is still under response review.
As far as your question goes, I'm assuming that they do review the whole packet before sending RFE. It looks like that the first thing they noticed was your missing I-94 and you got RFE right away. Remember, that throughout the whole process you can get RFE at any moment, so it's hard to say if they consider your I-864 perfectly fine or if they decide to get more evidence. Just keep your fingers crossed that they will not ask you for any additional information.
Sorry, I can't answer your question in more depth since I can say only what I'm going through from my own experience. Good luck!!!
julias522, good luck with getting all the documents you need! You'll do great!