RFEs at Interview

[j&js 0]

Hi all, James's interview is in a couple weeks and we have been reading this part of the board for general tips, although we think we have compiled all the info and evidence we need... at least the stuff we have!

I know at least once or twice, I have read a post about someone getting an RFE on the spot but now I can't remember who said it, tried looking around a bit, but found nothing.

If you had this experience, or know of someone else's case, could you post what kind of information they were looking for? I think it would be really helpful to me and others if we could get a nice little list of the things that officers have held a case up for in the past. Thanks!

[hikaru 0]

We got an RFE on the spot at our AOS interview (Chicago office) to provide proof for a period of time my husband and I lived together right after we were married. He was still in college, so I stayed in his apartment but was never on a lease so there wasn't any proof I lived there. The officer wrote on the RFE: "Submit copies of letters, plane tickets, etc. that were shown at the scheduled interview. If you have proof that both of you were residing together at (ADDRESS), submit those documents as well." Our officer didn't seem too interested in actually looking at the documentation we had brought with us; it really seemed like she'd rather us send it to her so she could look at it later rather than doing her actual job and making a decision there.

If you want, I can PM you a list of all the documents we brought to the interview, as well as all the documents I submitted for the RFE.