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Well, first of all, I want to say thanks to this forum. I got a lot of resources and advices here that are very valuable. Me and my hubby have just been to the AOS interview this morning. We got there on time, went through security, waited a little bit in the waiting room, and then a guy came out and showed us in his office. He seems nice, but pretty stern. He seems to be in a hurry too.

At first he sworn us in, and asked for our ids. Then he asked how long we've been married, what my hubby's address, what my hubby does for a living, and what I do. He seems to be a little bit confused about who is the petitioner (my hubby) and who is the beneficiary (me). We told him who is who. He also asked me why I have an American name. I told him because I got adopted a few years earlier, and so I changed my name to that of my adopted parents. He then asked me my biological parents' name.

He asked for my passport, so I showed it to him. That's my new passport, so it didn't have my visa in it, my expired one does. So he asked for the expired passport. I gave that to him also so he could look at it. He took my I-94.

Then he asked to see our joint bank account and insurance. I gave him both of the originals and told him he can keep it because we have copies at our place but not with us.

After that he said the interview is now completed, and he told us to go home and wait 2-3 days for the letter of decision. The whole interview lasted for about 5 minutes. It was over before I can even realize it's over. But why didn't he tell me what his decision was right there and then? Is there something in our packet that is not right? The only thing he asked concerning our relationship is how long have we been married. And I still have my employment card. He didn't take it or ask for it. Is that good or bad?

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Pakistan
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Thanks, that will probably help me sleep tonight. I guess I'm just too worried.

smile17, I am sure he forgot to take the EAD/AP. I have seen many cases on this forum and on others where the EAD cards are not returned and they still are approved. Relax. You'll hear good news soon. I am positive. Best wishes for the future.

IR5 For Parent

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: China
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Yeah.....I believe it's a good sign that he took your I94, just keep checking your I485 online status,it will be changed to "card production ordered"soon

Marrige: 04/25/2009 in our favorite city: Las vegas

AOS PROCESS

CIS Office : Los Angeles CA

Date Filed : 2009-04-30 by UPS next day air,2009-05-01 signed by CHIBA

NOA Date : 2009-05-09 NOA1s I130,I485,I765 recieved,dated 05-05-09

RFE(s) : Please,no RFE

Bio. Appt. : 05-30-2009 notice recieved 05-18,it is done by 05-19,just went earlier

I485,I765 got touched by 05-20

I765 06-02,Card production ordered

06-03,I765 touched again"card production ordered"

06-08,I765 "Approval notice sent"

06-11,EAD card recieved in mail

Interview Date : 08-21-09 at 10:30 am

Approval : yes

Approved : 08-21-09 11:00 am

Got I551 Stamp : yes,made infopass and got the stamp at 08-27-09

Greencard Received:

Comments : fast.....pls fast.....

Filed: Other Country: Honduras
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My husband and I had a similar experience today. The officer looked at our originals, verified the information on our application, flipped through our supporting documents and pictures, and asked us a couple basic questions about how we met. She did NOT take hubby's I-94. She said she wanted to review the file a little more and would be sending us out a letter either today or tomorrow. I'm freaking out because she didn't give us her decision then and there. Should I be worried? Has anyone else had the same thing happen?

Thanks for your help!!

Well, first of all, I want to say thanks to this forum. I got a lot of resources and advices here that are very valuable. Me and my hubby have just been to the AOS interview this morning. We got there on time, went through security, waited a little bit in the waiting room, and then a guy came out and showed us in his office. He seems nice, but pretty stern. He seems to be in a hurry too.

At first he sworn us in, and asked for our ids. Then he asked how long we've been married, what my hubby's address, what my hubby does for a living, and what I do. He seems to be a little bit confused about who is the petitioner (my hubby) and who is the beneficiary (me). We told him who is who. He also asked me why I have an American name. I told him because I got adopted a few years earlier, and so I changed my name to that of my adopted parents. He then asked me my biological parents' name.

He asked for my passport, so I showed it to him. That's my new passport, so it didn't have my visa in it, my expired one does. So he asked for the expired passport. I gave that to him also so he could look at it. He took my I-94.

Then he asked to see our joint bank account and insurance. I gave him both of the originals and told him he can keep it because we have copies at our place but not with us.

After that he said the interview is now completed, and he told us to go home and wait 2-3 days for the letter of decision. The whole interview lasted for about 5 minutes. It was over before I can even realize it's over. But why didn't he tell me what his decision was right there and then? Is there something in our packet that is not right? The only thing he asked concerning our relationship is how long have we been married. And I still have my employment card. He didn't take it or ask for it. Is that good or bad?

Edited by suzannyo
Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Egypt
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We were told in April that a decision could not be made the day we interviewed because we were still in background checks. No 1-94 or EAd was taken at that time. Last month we got a letter telling us to come June 23rd for a second interview. Im sure every case is different and perhaps even some IO's in the way they conduct these things.

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

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Filed: Other Country: Honduras
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I just tried logging on to the USCIS webpage for the first time and see that it says a new card was ordered today. Does that mean that we were approved?

Suzy - here's hoping!!!

My husband and I had a similar experience today. The officer looked at our originals, verified the information on our application, flipped through our supporting documents and pictures, and asked us a couple basic questions about how we met. She did NOT take hubby's I-94. She said she wanted to review the file a little more and would be sending us out a letter either today or tomorrow. I'm freaking out because she didn't give us her decision then and there. Should I be worried? Has anyone else had the same thing happen?

Thanks for your help!!

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Egypt
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Yes, and Congratulations!

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

kodasmall3.jpg

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Egypt
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Thank God and CONGRATULATIONS to you, too!

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

kodasmall3.jpg

 
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