Is there another Interview in 2 years from the time Conditional Permanent Residency is Granted?

[D & M 0]

That is all.

[*JG* 2]

Usually not. But, it is possible you will be required to have one. Why?

[D & M 0]

Usually not. But, it is possible you will be required to have one. Why?

Just out of curiosity. Because my wife was just Approved for conditional permanent residency yesterday!!!

[Mononoke28 135]

Nice congratulations!!!

I've read the same thing Jomo's girl said, some times they ask you to come in to interview and others they just automatically send you the 10 year green card without having to come in.

Diana

[Brad and Vika 129]

Are there any known criteria used to determine who interviews? Would country of origin matter?

[antda 13]

Hi D&M,

Congratulations on your wife being approved for her 2yr conditional residency green card.

In answer to your quesion: From what I've been told from an immigration lawyer, for the most part (about 90%), no, there isn't another interview for the removal of conditions/I-751s. However (the 10% here): For statistical/quality control purposes, they do randomly have interviews for I-751. Also, if your case is unique and/or questionable (such as a divorce, separation, not enough evidence, etc.), then they might possibly call you for an interview too.

My advice, is to be prepared for an interview, just in case, however don't count on having an interview for the removal of conditions/I-751 stage.

Hope this helps.

Ant (3 more days until I submit the I-751....)

Just out of curiosity. Because my wife was just Approved for conditional permanent residency yesterday!!!

[Marilyn. 340]

Are there any known criteria used to determine who interviews? Would country of origin matter?

I don't think so.. I think most of the time they just call someone in for an interview for quality control

[Brad and Vika 129]

Are there any known criteria used to determine who interviews? Would country of origin matter?

I don't think so.. I think most of the time they just call someone in for an interview for quality control

Thanks

[NickD 203]

One reason to be called in is for insufficient evidence, make sure you sent in plenty of evidence. Another reason my wife's friend was called in, they lost her evidence, could have told her that, but she had to make an additional trip at great expense to her to bring it in. Yet another reason, I have read someplace on the USCIS, man, that site is huge, is a random sampling where some lucky ones are called in. Fortunately for us, we were most of the unlucky ones. Hope that you are unlucky too.

[yandresyuk 0]

If that helps answer your question - I am from Ukraine, and were not asked to come in for an interview. I received my permanent card about 3 months after I applied for it last year (VSC).

One reason to be called in is for insufficient evidence, make sure you sent in plenty of evidence. Another reason my wife's friend was called in, they lost her evidence, could have told her that, but she had to make an additional trip at great expense to her to bring it in. Yet another reason, I have read someplace on the USCIS, man, that site is huge, is a random sampling where some lucky ones are called in. Fortunately for us, we were most of the unlucky ones. Hope that you are unlucky too.

[D & M 0]

So do we have to send in joint financial documents, etc, the same stuff as what we saved for our initial interview, photos, lease, bills, to send in with the I-751? Or is that just in case we have the interview, then we show them then?

[Chica Yeyé 41]

You submit all evidence with the forms I presume. Have you read the guides? They have great info.