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Do you have an interview when you are removing conditions?

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saratara   0

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Hi guys,

Do you usually have an interview when you are removing conditions or after sending papers you just get green card in mail :-)

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Interviews can and do take place for removing conditions (very similar to the AOS process) although I haven't found any statistical data to suggest what the percentage of folks do/don't get interviewed (it's not tracked on VJ). So the answer is - maybe you get one, maybe not. If not (and there are no RFEs), then they will simply mail the new PR/Green Card to you.

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Interviews can and do take place for removing conditions (very similar to the AOS process) although I haven't found any statistical data to suggest what the percentage of folks do/don't get interviewed (it's not tracked on VJ). So the answer is - maybe you get one, maybe not. If not (and there are no RFEs), then they will simply mail the new PR/Green Card to you.

According to the experience on the forum interviews for I-751 are very rare.

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