Guys! I had my interview today. It went this way. I had my appointment at 8:00 am in the morning. I was getting off work (grave-shift) at 7:00 Am in the morning. The interview site was across my work. At 7:30 after few minutes of locating the correct elevator I got the office. I tried to open the door. Someone inside the building realized that there was someone attempting to open the door. The person from the inside opened the door; he asked whether I was there for asylum interview; I replied yes. He said they were waiting for guard officer who would arrive in any minute; upon arrival of the guard they would let us in. In ten minutes the guard arrived, and I went. The officer who had earlier opened me the door called my name upon entry. He fingerprinted me, both left and right indexes. He then photographed me. He then took me into office. On the table in the office there was file I could imagine would fit in the trunk of a car. He asked me simple questions; name, ID, date of birth, my I-94, my wife’s name. he then administered me the oath. He asked me if I were arrested, committed felony…..asked asylum another country….all no. he then asked me whether I had divorce decree of not. I produced a copy of what the court sent me before. He didn’t liked it. He said that the paper I produced could be made by anyone and that he wanted the original decree.
He photo copied my I-94 and ID. He returned them to me. He gave me his fax number and told me to fax the divorce degree. I left the office and headed for home. Got the paper and took it back to him. I handed the paper to him, and this time asked about my greencard file. He said clearly that he had nothing to do with greencard and he was not aware of that I had pending greencard application. He said his part of the job was to do the asylum interview and that he completed the asylum interview. I asked him what will happen my greencard application. He said no idea. He said this is like an apple and orange. The only thing he said he could do is only to mail his decision to NCS.
I asked him are you ganno transfer the file to NCS, and He said no. the file stays with our office but a notice of action would be sent to NSC. I asked him what the status of asylum application was? He said he couldn’t tell me. He would mail me the decision.
The guy though knew what he was doing. The was a big blue sign on my file that red, Especial case Nucn Pro Tunc. The interview took about 15 minutes. The was no problems at all.
Bottom line:
No asylum decision: denial or approval
No clue what will happen greencard if nunc pro tunc is approved
In my understanding, there was no I-148 file transfer from NSC. Only the Nunc Pro Tucn application was sent. The guy didn’t know about it, and he told me that he will not transfer anything back. He said what happens NCS stays there and what happens in asylum office stays asylum office. Only notice is served……………………..I am tried and want to sleep…if this information is sloppy and unorganized…for give me. I intend to give a glimpse of interview to other colleagues..
He photo copied my I-94 and ID. He returned them to me. He gave me his fax number and told me to fax the divorce degree. I left the office and headed for home. Got the paper and took it back to him. I handed the paper to him, and this time asked about my greencard file. He said clearly that he had nothing to do with greencard and he was not aware of that I had pending greencard application. He said his part of the job was to do the asylum interview and that he completed the asylum interview. I asked him what will happen my greencard application. He said no idea. He said this is like an apple and orange. The only thing he said he could do is only to mail his decision to NCS.
I asked him are you ganno transfer the file to NCS, and He said no. the file stays with our office but a notice of action would be sent to NSC. I asked him what the status of asylum application was? He said he couldn’t tell me. He would mail me the decision.
The guy though knew what he was doing. The was a big blue sign on my file that red, Especial case Nucn Pro Tunc. The interview took about 15 minutes. The was no problems at all.
Bottom line:
No asylum decision: denial or approval
No clue what will happen greencard if nunc pro tunc is approved
In my understanding, there was no I-148 file transfer from NSC. Only the Nunc Pro Tucn application was sent. The guy didn’t know about it, and he told me that he will not transfer anything back. He said what happens NCS stays there and what happens in asylum office stays asylum office. Only notice is served……………………..I am tried and want to sleep…if this information is sloppy and unorganized…for give me. I intend to give a glimpse of interview to other colleagues..
