AOS Interview Today in Milwaukee

[JKMac 0]

Waited for an hour and a half in the waiting room. The interview itself lasted three minutes. The questions to my wife were:

1. What is your mother's name?

2. What is your father's name?

3. Are you a member of any groups?

4. Have you ever been to America on a different visa?

5. Have you ever been deported?

6. Have you ever received government assistance?

She looked at our joint bank statement, life insurance showing Vika is my beneficiary, and her health insurance card. Then she said the green card would arrive in three to four weeks. She never looked at our photos or my tax returns. I think she wanted to finish quickly because it was almost time for lunch Best of luck to those who are interviewing soon.

[Nagishkaw 510]

CONGRATULATIONS!

[MoroccanInTexas 24]

Congrats

[Brad and Vika 129]

Congrats

[Mary Lou 682]

Congrats!

Nice one how it went so quick for you.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Waited for an hour and a half in the waiting room. The interview itself lasted three minutes. The questions to my wife were:

1. What is your mother's name?

2. What is your father's name?

3. Are you a member of any groups?

4. Have you ever been to America on a different visa?

5. Have you ever been deported?

6. Have you ever received government assistance?

She looked at our joint bank statement, life insurance showing Vika is my beneficiary, and her health insurance card. Then she said the green card would arrive in three to four weeks. She never looked at our photos or my tax returns. I think she wanted to finish quickly because it was almost time for lunch Best of luck to those who are interviewing soon.

Our AOS was a carbon copy. We were asked no questions relating to our relationship. Alla was only asked to re-affirm the questions asked on the I-485 and they never looked at any of our evidence. Congratulations! well done.

[kcoyclay1 98]

Waited for an hour and a half in the waiting room. The interview itself lasted three minutes. The questions to my wife were:

1. What is your mother's name?

2. What is your father's name?

3. Are you a member of any groups?

4. Have you ever been to America on a different visa?

5. Have you ever been deported?

6. Have you ever received government assistance?

She looked at our joint bank statement, life insurance showing Vika is my beneficiary, and her health insurance card. Then she said the green card would arrive in three to four weeks. She never looked at our photos or my tax returns. I think she wanted to finish quickly because it was almost time for lunch Best of luck to those who are interviewing soon.

Congrats! That was short and spicy. Who wants a long interview put up your hand? (mine is down) I hope that I will have an interview like yours. I have every requested document already in my shoulder bag and I have made a list and have been checking it 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.....times even though my interview date is on the 29th. You never know when you'll get and interviewer who is having a bad day.

I read somewhere that they look over the information on the interviewees that they have for the day and they know beforehand based on the evidence and information which couple is questionable and those who have submitted enough evidence that qualifies them for residency on the application . I guess some of the questions they ask, like the ones they ask you are just formality and to make you feel interviewed

Again congrats :dance:

Edited April 9, 2009 by kcoyclay1

[Frenchy 0]

It's always fun to see more stories like yours being added to the positive side of things. Good going and congrats! And thanks for sharing, it gives us hope.