APPROVED!!!

[Bern&Odete 0]

Arrived very early, 9:30 a.m. for a 11:00 a.m. appointment. Went to cafeteria sat and talked, went out to put more money in parking meter. 10:30 am registered at window and had a seat. 10:55 our name was called and was greeted by the officer and escorted to her office. My wife was nervous and wanted her friend as an interpreter to join us if needed, I didn't think we needed her but my wife insisted. The officer asked for id's and her friend didn't bring anything, not even her drivers license (duh) so she wasn't allowed in. We were asked if we wanted an interpreter I said I don't think we need one and that I could interpret if needed, the officer said fine and had me sign a form. We were sworn in and she began verifying info on our application. I had all supporting docs in color coded folders with contents labeled on the outside. Any thing she asked for was in her hands in seconds and was very happy to see how organized everything was. She asked to see bank statements, pay stubs, employment letter, 2007 tax return, utility bills, and I also showed her insurance and retirement beneficiary statements. I asked if she wanted to see photographs and she said it wasn't necessary, I told her I already made copies for her so she said she could put them in our folder. After that she said this interview is over, she stamped my wife's passport said we'll receive card in mail within 3 weeks and reminded us to file the I-751 3 months before her 2 year card expires, we were finished in 15 minutes. The officer was VERY FRIENDLY and patient and the interview was VERY pleasant. Took my wife out to diner to celebrate.

[richo 0]

CONGRATS

[chris39 0]

Congrats!!!!!

[MrsD 0]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

[Alexandra_v 0]

congratulations !!!!!!!

[Bern&Odete 0]

Thanks everyone, it's been a long 10 months waiting but everything went very smoothly from the start, no rfe's or anything.

All I can say is be very thorough and organized with everything from the get-go and everything should go your way.

To All:

Thanks again and hope all goes smoothly and quickly for everyone here. God Bless and Good Luck

[R de la R 2]

It was fast. Congratulations

[envy_me 18]

congrats!

[Heliosphan 1]

Arrived very early, 9:30 a.m. for a 11:00 a.m. appointment. Went to cafeteria sat and talked, went out to put more money in parking meter. 10:30 am registered at window and had a seat. 10:55 our name was called and was greeted by the officer and escorted to her office. My wife was nervous and wanted her friend as an interpreter to join us if needed, I didn't think we needed her but my wife insisted. The officer asked for id's and her friend didn't bring anything, not even her drivers license (duh) so she wasn't allowed in. We were asked if we wanted an interpreter I said I don't think we need one and that I could interpret if needed, the officer said fine and had me sign a form. We were sworn in and she began verifying info on our application. I had all supporting docs in color coded folders with contents labeled on the outside. Any thing she asked for was in her hands in seconds and was very happy to see how organized everything was. She asked to see bank statements, pay stubs, employment letter, 2007 tax return, utility bills, and I also showed her insurance and retirement beneficiary statements. I asked if she wanted to see photographs and she said it wasn't necessary, I told her I already made copies for her so she said she could put them in our folder. After that she said this interview is over, she stamped my wife's passport said we'll receive card in mail within 3 weeks and reminded us to file the I-751 3 months before her 2 year card expires, we were finished in 15 minutes. The officer was VERY FRIENDLY and patient and the interview was VERY pleasant. Took my wife out to diner to celebrate.

Congratulations!

Sounds like it went pretty quick. She didn't ask you any questions?

[Bern&Odete 0]

Arrived very early, 9:30 a.m. for a 11:00 a.m. appointment. Went to cafeteria sat and talked, went out to put more money in parking meter. 10:30 am registered at window and had a seat. 10:55 our name was called and was greeted by the officer and escorted to her office. My wife was nervous and wanted her friend as an interpreter to join us if needed, I didn't think we needed her but my wife insisted. The officer asked for id's and her friend didn't bring anything, not even her drivers license (duh) so she wasn't allowed in. We were asked if we wanted an interpreter I said I don't think we need one and that I could interpret if needed, the officer said fine and had me sign a form. We were sworn in and she began verifying info on our application. I had all supporting docs in color coded folders with contents labeled on the outside. Any thing she asked for was in her hands in seconds and was very happy to see how organized everything was. She asked to see bank statements, pay stubs, employment letter, 2007 tax return, utility bills, and I also showed her insurance and retirement beneficiary statements. I asked if she wanted to see photographs and she said it wasn't necessary, I told her I already made copies for her so she said she could put them in our folder. After that she said this interview is over, she stamped my wife's passport said we'll receive card in mail within 3 weeks and reminded us to file the I-751 3 months before her 2 year card expires, we were finished in 15 minutes. The officer was VERY FRIENDLY and patient and the interview was VERY pleasant. Took my wife out to diner to celebrate.

Congratulations!

Sounds like it went pretty quick. She didn't ask you any questions?

Not really, mostly verifying the info on the I-485 and other forms.

Standard questions:

Have you ever helped terrorist

Did you ever enter the country before or with false docs

Were you ever arrested

things of this nature, basically verifying answers already given on our application

[LuciansGirl 0]

Congratulations!

[PrinceandPrincess 0]

Congratulations!

[journeyman 0]

Congratulations!!!

[KC♥MP 0]

Congratulations!!!

[DavidandJenny 1]

Congratulations