Do you have to have an interview?

[JoeCanuk 3]

When you lift conditions do you have to have an interview? I was blessed not to have to bother with an interview to get my green card but I'm just wondering if I have to go to one when the time comes to lift conditions.

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Most people are approved for removal of conditions without a interview..... but there is the odd one who gets picked to have one....

Kez

[takkathan 0]

yes as far as I know there's no interview

[Jasman0717 9]

I still don't know what they base the selection for interview on. I know many have made it through to the 10-year card without an interview so guess all we can do is hope.

[MaryandMian 1]

Cases are looked at for evidence and then are assessed if they are fraud. Fraud levels are C, B, and A and if in doubt or the cases are looking like fraud then an interview is required. Also, so many cases that are approved go through the system and the system computer will automatically pick out so many for interviews as well. Here is the link to my information.

Mary

Link: http://www.uscis.gov/propub/ProPubVAP.jsp?...7800e1e3f15c88a

(2) Assigning Fraud Levels . [section (g)(2) updated 06-20-2006] If an interview is deemed necessary, the case is sent to the Service Center's Adjudications Unit and given to an adjudicator to assign a fraud level. The fraud levels of A, B, and C are assigned to the I-751 based on the documentation submitted with the application. If the adjudicator is fully satisfied that the case is approvable, then a fraud level of C is assigned. If the adjudicator is less than fully satisfied, but still feels that (based on the information available at the time) the case can be approved, then a fraud level of B is assigned. If the adjudicator has serious concerns about the approvability of the case and/or wants the applicant and the spouse to be interviewed, then the case would be assign ed a fraud level of A.

· Reasons for Assigning Fraud Level C. If you assign a fraud level C, it means that there are no technical problems (signatures, missing information, lack of evidence, etc.) and you think the case is approvable (no interview necessary). All required supporting documents are attached and there is no indication of fraud that can be identified in the documents or through the biographic data of the parties involved.

· Reasons for Assigning Fraud Level B. Fraud level B cases are those cases which have no technical problems that need correction and have the minimum number of proper supporting documents, but there is something, or an absence of something (which you may or may not be able to articulate) that creates suspicion about the bona fides of the marriage, the veracity of the evidence, etc. The reasons for suspicion are so varied that a concise list cannot be made. An example would be where the I-751 is supported by t he minimum required number of documents, however the documents are all of recent origin. Remember, though, that a level B case will be approved if the computer randomly does not assign the case to an interview slot, so do not assign a fraud level B if the application and /or supporting documents are insufficient to approve the case.

· Reasons for Assigning Fraud Level A. Fraud level A should be assigned when the adjudicator strongly suspects fraud. Reasons fraud level A might be assigned include:

- the petitioner fails to sign the form;

- there is insufficient evidence;

- a large age difference exists between the spouses;

- the married couple is not living together;

- a prior I-751 was denied;

- the petition was filed untimely without a good reason for being late; or

- any other reasons as the service center director may determine.

[JoeCanuk 3]

Good. Thank you.

Thanks for the info Mary.