AOS interview in Detroit on Wednesday

[foulte 0]

Hi,

We have our interview in Detroit for his Adjustment of Status and I think we're all set to go but was looking for any feedback/suggestions from anyone who has been there for one.

Thanks!

[Reneehao 0]

Good luck to you. Let us know your experience. Be confident!

BTW, what is your timeline, based on yours, I may figure out mine.

[chris39 0]

Good luck!!!!!!!!

[Nagishkaw 510]

Good luck to you. Let us know your experience. Be confident!

BTW, what is your timeline, based on yours, I may figure out mine.

Yes, do keep us informed! Best wishes to you and watch out for the orange barrels.

[Heliosphan 1]

Good luck!

Read the last link in my signature, it's pretty helpful.

[KC♥MP 0]

Good luck!!!

[raphandarrin 0]

good luck, I'm sure you'll be back to post tomorrow with good news =)

[journeyman 0]

All the best !

[happyinlove012408 0]

Good luck and be sure all the documents are organized and try to arrive early but they will make you wait for a long time. Eat something before going in. Keep us updated.

[foulte 0]

Well everything went pretty well and my husband was approved for his green card so our next step will be in about two years when we have to apply to renew the first green card. Here's about how things went:

We arrived about twenty five minutes before the appointment, went through security and put our appointment paper in the appropriate bin. We were called back about thirty five minutes later (so only ten minutes after our assigned time) and we went right back to the interview. The interviewer mainly asked my husband questions about what he had been doing in the country, his first marriage, and she

asked a number of the questions that were on the application form (about illegal gambling, terrorism, overthrowing the government, etc...). She asked for my updated taxes and support materials that we lived together so we took out those and we had brought a number of pictures. I asked how many pictures she wanted and she said it was for our file, that we only needed one and that she was approving him. It was a little nervewracking and she spoke a little fast at times for my husband but in the end we were relieved to have it go so quickly. Below is a general timeline for us:

married Jan 2008

filed AOS papers (the whole package thing that also included advanced parole and work permission) on Feb 10 2008

Biometrics appointment March 7, 2008

Received emplyment authorization card in mid-April (can't remember the exact day we got it in the mail)

Notification for appointment received June 16

Interview was today

Thanks to everyone for your well wishes and I hope everyone else has a smooth process

[pegbert64 0]

Congrats to you! Wow, that was FAST! I'm glad it went quickly and smoothly for you!

[Nagishkaw 510]

Congratulations! That was very fast! Thank you for posting your experience.

[ellla 0]

Congartulations

[chris39 0]

Well everything went pretty well and my husband was approved for his green card so our next step will be in about two years when we have to apply to renew the first green card. Here's about how things went:

We arrived about twenty five minutes before the appointment, went through security and put our appointment paper in the appropriate bin. We were called back about thirty five minutes later (so only ten minutes after our assigned time) and we went right back to the interview. The interviewer mainly asked my husband questions about what he had been doing in the country, his first marriage, and she

asked a number of the questions that were on the application form (about illegal gambling, terrorism, overthrowing the government, etc...). She asked for my updated taxes and support materials that we lived together so we took out those and we had brought a number of pictures. I asked how many pictures she wanted and she said it was for our file, that we only needed one and that she was approving him. It was a little nervewracking and she spoke a little fast at times for my husband but in the end we were relieved to have it go so quickly. Below is a general timeline for us:

married Jan 2008

filed AOS papers (the whole package thing that also included advanced parole and work permission) on Feb 10 2008

Biometrics appointment March 7, 2008

Received emplyment authorization card in mid-April (can't remember the exact day we got it in the mail)

Notification for appointment received June 16

Interview was today

Thanks to everyone for your well wishes and I hope everyone else has a smooth process

Congrats!!

[KC♥MP 0]

Congratulations!!! . Thanks for sharing your experience.