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[thepacific 0]

hi i am from california and i want to know if obligation to have the 2nd interview for 10 GC 10 ys

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Where are you in the visa process? Your profile shows you have filed for the K-1. Are you currently filing for Removal of Conditions or are you planning ahead (always a good idea).

Basically, every K-1 will have an interview before they are issued the K-1 visa. When you marry and apply for AOS, most K-1s do not have an interview to get the initial greencard, although some do. Most non-K-1 applicants are interviewed for their first green card.

When you file to remove conditions on a green card, most applicants do not require an interview, although some will be interviewed. Interviews are given for 'statistical purposes' - which means they are randomly selected by a computer so that they will have interviewed a certain percentage of applicants; for applications that indicate a problem - ie poor evidence, divorce or separation after a short marriage, things like that.

There is no way to predict if you will or will not have an interview at the AOS and the Removal of Conditions stage of the process. It is best to plan that you will and then you are pleasantly surprised when you do not.

Finally, there is always an interview for a citizenship application.

I hope this answered your question.

Edited January 6, 2010 by Kathryn41

[v333k 59]

hi i am from california and i want to know if obligation to have the 2nd interview for 10 GC 10 ys

2nd interview.... hmm... this leads me to believe you are filing for ROC. Every ROC filer is subject to an interview, but most of the time the officer will skip this step providing enough and convincing evidence is sent and the approval letter is issued.

Being from CA is not relevant to this matter. Are you still married to the same USC and are you still living together? This is more relevant.

[thepacific 0]

Where are you in the visa process? Your profile shows you have filed for the K-1. Are you currently filing for Removal of Conditions or are you planning ahead (always a good idea).

Basically, every K-1 will have an interview before they are issued the K-1 visa. When you marry and apply for AOS, most K-1s do not have an interview to get the initial greencard, although some do. Most non-K-1 applicants are interviewed for their first green card.

When you file to remove conditions on a green card, most applicants do not require an interview, although some will be interviewed. Interviews are given for 'statistical purposes' - which means they are randomly selected by a computer so that they will have interviewed a certain percentage of applicants; for applications that indicate a problem - ie poor evidence, divorce or separation after a short marriage, things like that.

There is no way to predict if you will or will not have an interview at the AOS and the Removal of Conditions stage of the process. It is best to plan that you will and then you are pleasantly surprised when you do not.

Finally, there is always an interview for a citizenship application.

I hope this answered your question.

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