AOS FILERS - April 2008

[Missing.him 0]

Congrats to everyone who has gotten their greencards! we have our interview coming up in Buffalo NY wondering if anyone has any experience there? and how long does an interview actually take? thinking about the parking meter LOL.. do not want to get a ticket!

[ellla 0]

Please everyone, include us in your prayers for our interview is tomorrow. I am excited to get this over and done with but at the same time anxious and nervous. Trying to organize everything we have gathered for the 6 months I've been here. Hopefully everything goes well. Will keep you posted as to how the interview goes.

Good luck!!!

[Heliosphan 1]

Steph, hang in there....I know it must be driving you nuts just waiting for the EAD. I don't think it's nice that it takes that long.....then once u get the EAD, u again have to wait til u actually get hired.....*sighs* I hope you'll get your surprise in the mail really soon

Please everyone, include us in your prayers for our interview is tomorrow. I am excited to get this over and done with but at the same time anxious and nervous. Trying to organize everything we have gathered for the 6 months I've been here. Hopefully everything goes well. Will keep you posted as to how the interview goes.

Take care guys!

good luck!

[sunnylight 0]

Congratulations, asolana and good luck for those who are having interviews soon!!!

[ellla 0]

docjazzie, how did it go?

Waiting for the review!

[chris39 0]

Hi everybody. Des is waiting for SSN. Called today and still waiting on them to give SSN Office approval. Wait and Wait. Congrats to all that got interview letters.

[chris39 0]

It appears it is getting slower for April. Hope it will pick up in the following weeks.

[warwick8 0]

hELLO Everyone!

sorry I wasn't able to post the interview experience right away....anyway, we made it to the Interview 10 minutes late cuz we couldnt find a parking spot and then we couldnt find the bulding. But when we got to the entrance, the security officer let us through. I think they know the building is hard to find cuz there weren't any signs outside pertaining to it. Our appointment letter was given to a lady and we were asked to wait in the waiting area together with people waiting for their naturalization interview. We waited for less than 5 minutes and we were called and sworn in. Then we were asked to present IDs ( i gave my EAD, passport and driver's permit, my husband gave his Driver's license), and the officer sifted through the thick file that was my immigration papers. He asked basic questions like when is ur husband'd bday, and he asked him when my birthday is, asked us when we got married and where. Then asked for proof that we are living together so we presented bank statements, lease, magazine subscriptions, pictures. We dont have properties yet cuz we're still in our 20's and he's in college and he checked our age when we said we didnt have properties. I think if you're in your 40s and u can't present a joint property or something then it might be an issue. After that, he said "I dont see any problems here, i'm approving your application. In fact I'm ordering card production right now" and said Congratulations. He took my I-94 but did not stamp my passport with anything nor did he take my EAD card. So it was relatively easy than we thought it would be

Goodluck to everyone with their upcoming interviews!

I will wait for the physical greencard before I update my signature

Thanks everyone!

[Heliosphan 1]

hELLO Everyone!

sorry I wasn't able to post the interview experience right away....anyway, we made it to the Interview 10 minutes late cuz we couldnt find a parking spot and then we couldnt find the bulding. But when we got to the entrance, the security officer let us through. I think they know the building is hard to find cuz there weren't any signs outside pertaining to it. Our appointment letter was given to a lady and we were asked to wait in the waiting area together with people waiting for their naturalization interview. We waited for less than 5 minutes and we were called and sworn in. Then we were asked to present IDs ( i gave my EAD, passport and driver's permit, my husband gave his Driver's license), and the officer sifted through the thick file that was my immigration papers. He asked basic questions like when is ur husband'd bday, and he asked him when my birthday is, asked us when we got married and where. Then asked for proof that we are living together so we presented bank statements, lease, magazine subscriptions, pictures. We dont have properties yet cuz we're still in our 20's and he's in college and he checked our age when we said we didnt have properties. I think if you're in your 40s and u can't present a joint property or something then it might be an issue. After that, he said "I dont see any problems here, i'm approving your application. In fact I'm ordering card production right now" and said Congratulations. He took my I-94 but did not stamp my passport with anything nor did he take my EAD card. So it was relatively easy than we thought it would be

Goodluck to everyone with their upcoming interviews!

I will wait for the physical greencard before I update my signature

Thanks everyone!

Congratulations!! That sounded pretty easy and a short wait too.

[ellla 0]

Congratulations docjazzie!

[chris39 0]

hELLO Everyone!

sorry I wasn't able to post the interview experience right away....anyway, we made it to the Interview 10 minutes late cuz we couldnt find a parking spot and then we couldnt find the bulding. But when we got to the entrance, the security officer let us through. I think they know the building is hard to find cuz there weren't any signs outside pertaining to it. Our appointment letter was given to a lady and we were asked to wait in the waiting area together with people waiting for their naturalization interview. We waited for less than 5 minutes and we were called and sworn in. Then we were asked to present IDs ( i gave my EAD, passport and driver's permit, my husband gave his Driver's license), and the officer sifted through the thick file that was my immigration papers. He asked basic questions like when is ur husband'd bday, and he asked him when my birthday is, asked us when we got married and where. Then asked for proof that we are living together so we presented bank statements, lease, magazine subscriptions, pictures. We dont have properties yet cuz we're still in our 20's and he's in college and he checked our age when we said we didnt have properties. I think if you're in your 40s and u can't present a joint property or something then it might be an issue. After that, he said "I dont see any problems here, i'm approving your application. In fact I'm ordering card production right now" and said Congratulations. He took my I-94 but did not stamp my passport with anything nor did he take my EAD card. So it was relatively easy than we thought it would be

Goodluck to everyone with their upcoming interviews!

I will wait for the physical greencard before I update my signature

Thanks everyone!

Congrats!!!!!

[warwick8 0]

Thanks, y'all! was just wondering, do they really stamp something on your passport? I read a review that said the officer took the I-94, EAD and stamped her passport but that didn't happen to me....hmm.....I wonder why? Anybody has a clue?

[Heliosphan 1]

Thanks, y'all! was just wondering, do they really stamp something on your passport? I read a review that said the officer took the I-94, EAD and stamped her passport but that didn't happen to me....hmm.....I wonder why? Anybody has a clue?

Some places do, some places don't. Depends. Nothing is standard

[warwick8 0]

Thanks, Heliosphan! I guess with USCIS, anything goes..LOL

[frank_cuenca 0]

Congratulations to those that already have your AOS approved. In my case I'm not quite sure how long more is going to take to get moving out of NBC, I mailed the approved I-130 and 485 late April and was received on May 2nd.