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Interview for Removal of Conditions

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I have posted this question on another thread but after a week i still havent gotten a reply, so i thought il try it here. I noticed that there is no column for the interview date for those removing conditions on their GCs, does that mean there is no more interview when you go through the I-751? Please shed some light on this. And thanks in advance for those who will reply.

April 2000 Met online

July 21, 2004 Official GF/BF

Dec. 3, 2004 USC filed I-129F

April 24, 2005 Met in person for the 1st time in Manila, Phils.

April 25, 2005 Bought the engagement ring and proposed marriage (officially and personally)

May 8, 2005 USC left Philippines

May 20, 2005 I-129F disapproved, condition of prior meeting not met before petition was filed

June 1, 2005 USC appealed disapproved I-129F

Feb. 6, 2006 USC filed 2nd I-129F with lawyer's help

Mar. 6, 2006 USC came back to Manila, Philippines - 2nd time

Mar. 13, 2006 USC's departure from Manila :-(

May 30, 2006 2nd I-129F got approved

THE REST IN OUR TIMELIME

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For the majority of I-751 applications, there is no interview. That is not to say that no one is interviewed because they do do random interviews for statistical purposes, as well as interview cases where the evidence is weak or missing or there are issues that raise suspicions about the validity of the marriage. It seems well over 95% of the cases here on VJ are approved without an interview so that is the most likely scenario.

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