i had my marriage interview june 11, 2010 officer did not say much...... we were call for a second interview. the interview did not go all that well....my wife and i miss alot of questions. after the interview my wife and i got a intent to deny the case. we got a lawyer after getting this letter. the lawyer told us to withdraw the case and refile. the case was refile and we got another interview notice this time me and my wife had alot of stuff together and plus she is having a baby. the officer did not say much this time, but only went threw the yes and no questions and also ask if we have pick out a name for the baby yet.....the lawyer put together a package of all are joint documents and gave it to the lawyer. the officer said that we will get something in the mail in about 120day. a month as pass i did an infopass the officer said that they 90 day to mail something to me....what should i do am about to loose my mind waiting...i need HELP.
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something will be mail in 120 days
- Thread starter centaur7
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That first two interviews were both wrecks, and they are still haunting you.
I hope you presented overwhelming evidence after being given a third chance. The fact that your wife is having a baby helps your case. However, those first two interviews "red flagged" your petition. USCIS will probably review your case under a high powered microscope. You pretty much jumped on the frying pan when you failed the first interview. By failing the second one, you jumped from the frying pan right into the blazing fire.
USCIS interviews should be taken pretty seriously since they can alter ones life drastically.
1. What questions did you or your wife miss at the first interview?
2. What questions did you guys miss at the second interview?
3. How long were you married before first interview?
4. What is your current status?
5. Have you ever filed for AOS prior to this petition?
Posibilities:
1. Assuming that you presented overwhelming evidence this time around, and the fact that your wife is having a baby or just
had a baby - USCIS might approve your GC after a brief delay.
2. Because you have failed two interviews already, USCIS may be doubting that your marriage is bona fide. You may be asked for more evidence or your case may be delayed more months - even years - thinking that you guys will seperate or divorce soon.
3.You may get a surprise house visit from USCIS officers to verify that you actually live together since you didn't seem to know each other very well.
4. You could be called back for a stokes interview.
I hope they chose option one. Your lawyer needs to advice you on the possible worst case scenario.
My advice: Prepare yourself as if you are expecting the worst, but hope for the best... Having said that, I wish you best of luck...
I hope you presented overwhelming evidence after being given a third chance. The fact that your wife is having a baby helps your case. However, those first two interviews "red flagged" your petition. USCIS will probably review your case under a high powered microscope. You pretty much jumped on the frying pan when you failed the first interview. By failing the second one, you jumped from the frying pan right into the blazing fire.
USCIS interviews should be taken pretty seriously since they can alter ones life drastically.
1. What questions did you or your wife miss at the first interview?
2. What questions did you guys miss at the second interview?
3. How long were you married before first interview?
4. What is your current status?
5. Have you ever filed for AOS prior to this petition?
Posibilities:
1. Assuming that you presented overwhelming evidence this time around, and the fact that your wife is having a baby or just
had a baby - USCIS might approve your GC after a brief delay.
2. Because you have failed two interviews already, USCIS may be doubting that your marriage is bona fide. You may be asked for more evidence or your case may be delayed more months - even years - thinking that you guys will seperate or divorce soon.
3.You may get a surprise house visit from USCIS officers to verify that you actually live together since you didn't seem to know each other very well.
4. You could be called back for a stokes interview.
I hope they chose option one. Your lawyer needs to advice you on the possible worst case scenario.
My advice: Prepare yourself as if you are expecting the worst, but hope for the best... Having said that, I wish you best of luck...
the first interview the officer did not say much she ask me the husband yes and no questions that was it.......we did not have my wife birth certi...and the officer said that we will have to come back. we did add more documents to our case this time....my wife is working now and we have a lease under both of are names, i went to a shrink for a while and got reports that i was going threw alot, we had bank statements, we each had life insurance, proof of my wife having a baby form her doctor. proof that i am on her son school records, are id's match the same address. pictures. at the second interview are id's did not have the same address and we was living with a family member because we were having money problem. but now we have everything together. the officer even made a joke this time and ask if we pick out a name for the baby yet. please reply
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