SUCCESSFUL - ATLANTA INTERVIEW

Together · June 20, 2006

Hi everyone,

Well, we just got back from Atlanta and we had a succesful interview. :thumbs:

The traffic was a little heavy so always alot enough travel time to get there. The appointment was at 12 p.m. We got there at 11:10 but the security officer didn't let us in until about 11:30. We eventually got to the room at 11:40. There were a lot of other people in the room before us and a lot came in after us. I saw several lawyers come in, so then I started to wonder if everyone brought lawyers. We decided not to ask our lawyer to go with us b/c I felt like I did most of the work anyway.

We were thinking that we were going to be in there a long time based on all the other people ahead of us. However, at 12 p.m. exactly the door opened and a lady called our name. We couldn't believe it. The lady we had was very nice. She asked for our EAD, AP, I-94, and our IDs. Then she asked the following questions:

When did we meet?

Have you ever been to the U.S. prior to now?

Have you committed a crime?

Do you plan to have multiple wives?

Do you work?

When did we get married?

That's really about it. She didn't ask for any evidence such as pictures, bills, insurance, etc... She didn't ask for anything that was listed on that interview letter announcement.

From the time she called our name, we were out of the building within 15 minutes!! Oh, we did receive a stamp in the passport automatically so now my husband can travel now. She said that we should get the greencard within 2 weeks.

I'm so glad I didn't ask my lawyer to come b/c that would have been more expenses. So we made the right decision.

Next step: Removing Conditions!

Octa · June 20, 2006

Congratsss

JRluvsLhyn · June 20, 2006

Hi everyone,
Well, we just got back from Atlanta and we had a succesful interview.

The traffic was a little heavy so always alot enough travel time to get there. The appointment was at 12 p.m. We got there at 11:10 but the security officer didn't let us in until about 11:30. We eventually got to the room at 11:40. There were a lot of other people in the room before us and a lot came in after us. I saw several lawyers come in, so then I started to wonder if everyone brought lawyers. We decided not to ask our lawyer to go with us b/c I felt like I did most of the work anyway.

We were thinking that we were going to be in there a long time based on all the other people ahead of us. However, at 12 p.m. exactly the door opened and a lady called our name. We couldn't believe it. The lady we had was very nice. She asked for our EAD, AP, I-94, and our IDs. Then she asked the following questions:

When did we meet?

Have you ever been to the U.S. prior to now?

Have you committed a crime?

Do you plan to have multiple wives?

Do you work?

When did we get married?

That's really about it. She didn't ask for any evidence such as pictures, bills, insurance, etc... She didn't ask for anything that was listed on that interview letter announcement.

From the time she called our name, we were out of the building within 15 minutes!! Oh, we did receive a stamp in the passport automatically so now my husband can travel now. She said that we should get the greencard within 2 weeks.

I'm so glad I didn't ask my lawyer to come b/c that would have been more expenses. So we made the right decision.

Next step: Removing Conditions!

:dance: :dance: :thumbs:

Krikit · June 20, 2006

Do you plan to have multiple wives?

Multiple WIVES??? Are you kidding me? I had to read that a couple of times to make sure I had read it right. :lol: Congratulations on a successful interview!