AOS Interview - passed!

[clarabel 0]

I passed my AOS interview earlier today. The interview was somewhat brief lasting a mere 10 minutes. The officer asked to see our ID's

passports, my husbands drivers license and bcs. He also asked for our 9 month old son's bc. His questions were brief and consisted of when was my date of arrival in the U.S. and if I had left the country since then. If this was our first marriage, if our son was our first child, if I had goals of working. We updated him that we have moved to a new address which he didn't question, we showed him our new lease. He asked for our 2008 tax return. He asked what my phone number was. He asked typical Homeland Security questions i.e. am I a terrorist, have I been arrested etc...

He then asked where my husband worked and he and my husband began discussing the global economic meltdown which he professed, he was still trying to understand. My husband was giving him some of his insights so they were back and forth on that. Finally he asked if we had any more questions where my husband asked if I could leave the U.S. w/ the green card which he replied yes. He asked again if we had any more questions and I asked, am I approved? which he replied yes:) He said our son was the one who made the approval easy. He was very friendly and smiling. At first he seemed stoic and firm but towards the middle of our interview which again was 10 minutes, he was very congenial. All in all a very satisfying and welcoming interview.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Congrats!

[John and Camie 39]

VERY cool! Congratulations to you and your family!

[FRJ 0]

VERY cool! Congratulations to you and your family!

congrats

[PrinceandPrincess 0]

Congratulations!

[pRetTy_aNgeL 1]

Congratulations

[Nagishkaw 510]

CONGRATULATIONS!

[clarabel 0]

Congrats!

VERY cool! Congratulations to you and your family!

VERY cool! Congratulations to you and your family!

congrats

Congratulations!

Congratulations

CONGRATULATIONS!

thank you all!

[NANDA 0]

congrats!

[TiFF & OB3D 0]

Congrats!!

[Eric & Althea 0]

I passed my AOS interview earlier today. The interview was somewhat brief lasting a mere 10 minutes. The officer asked to see our ID's

passports, my husbands drivers license and bcs. He also asked for our 9 month old son's bc. His questions were brief and consisted of when was my date of arrival in the U.S. and if I had left the country since then. If this was our first marriage, if our son was our first child, if I had goals of working. We updated him that we have moved to a new address which he didn't question, we showed him our new lease. He asked for our 2008 tax return. He asked what my phone number was. He asked typical Homeland Security questions i.e. am I a terrorist, have I been arrested etc...

He then asked where my husband worked and he and my husband began discussing the global economic meltdown which he professed, he was still trying to understand. My husband was giving him some of his insights so they were back and forth on that. Finally he asked if we had any more questions where my husband asked if I could leave the U.S. w/ the green card which he replied yes. He asked again if we had any more questions and I asked, am I approved? which he replied yes:) He said our son was the one who made the approval easy. He was very friendly and smiling. At first he seemed stoic and firm but towards the middle of our interview which again was 10 minutes, he was very congenial. All in all a very satisfying and welcoming interview.

Hi! First of all Congratulations! I have a question. Did you apply for EAD and AP? I just noticed in your timeline that you do not have both before the interview? Your reply will be highly appreciated.

[^KK^ 3]

Congrats!!

[clarabel 0]

I passed my AOS interview earlier today. The interview was somewhat brief lasting a mere 10 minutes. The officer asked to see our ID's

passports, my husbands drivers license and bcs. He also asked for our 9 month old son's bc. His questions were brief and consisted of when was my date of arrival in the U.S. and if I had left the country since then. If this was our first marriage, if our son was our first child, if I had goals of working. We updated him that we have moved to a new address which he didn't question, we showed him our new lease. He asked for our 2008 tax return. He asked what my phone number was. He asked typical Homeland Security questions i.e. am I a terrorist, have I been arrested etc...

He then asked where my husband worked and he and my husband began discussing the global economic meltdown which he professed, he was still trying to understand. My husband was giving him some of his insights so they were back and forth on that. Finally he asked if we had any more questions where my husband asked if I could leave the U.S. w/ the green card which he replied yes. He asked again if we had any more questions and I asked, am I approved? which he replied yes:) He said our son was the one who made the approval easy. He was very friendly and smiling. At first he seemed stoic and firm but towards the middle of our interview which again was 10 minutes, he was very congenial. All in all a very satisfying and welcoming interview.

Hi! First of all Congratulations! I have a question. Did you apply for EAD and AP? I just noticed in your timeline that you do not have both before the interview? Your reply will be highly appreciated.

i didn't apply of EAD and AP as I don't have plan to work till I get my greencard..it's free and included in the application but it will still be useless if you don't want to work or leave the country before you get your AOS approved.

[Eric & Althea 0]

i didn't apply of EAD and AP as I don't have plan to work till I get my greencard..it's free and included in the application but it will still be useless if you don't want to work or leave the country before you get your AOS approved.

I get your point. It looks like it's faster. Wow! congrats again!

[chinky_amanda 1]

CONGRATULATION!!!

Can i ask u some question if u dont mind? when u file ur AOS to USCIS, what year of Income Tax did u submit? hope u have time to answer my ?. thank you!