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I-797 Request For Applicant to appear for initial interview AOS I-485

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GansoGB   0

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Is this "thee" interview or is this just the first in a string? We have already completed Biometrics. I am just wondering is this the natural progression of things ? What can my wife and i expect at this interview ? I am quite nervous any advice wold be greatly appreciated !

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Blessed2011   3

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That's the interview that will prove whether your marriage is real or a fraud. After you are approved you will receive a green card. I also got an interview letter today. If you read the letter you will see where it states what you should bring to the interview. Documents that can be used to prove your marriage is real include pictures, joint bank account, utilities bills together, leases on apt/house, insurance, airline tickets.....the list is endless. There is tons of good information on this site so i would advice you to browse.

The way i take it is that i should not be scared as long as i know our marriage is real. You just have to go the extra mile and get the requirement documents so you can prove to the interviewer that you are married for real. There is tons of information on this site about people's experiences with interviews too.

I wish you and your wife all the best.

AOS Timeline:

June 2nd 2010- Filed for adjustment of status

June 16th 2010- Biometrics letter received scheduled for July 9th.

August 9th 2010- AOS interview letter received. Interview scheduled for September 21st, 2010.

August 14th 2010- EAD arrived finally!!!! Thank you God.

September 21st 2010- GC Interview @ 0100

April 20, 2011- Applied to renew EAD &AP (paper)

May 9, 2011- AP RECEIVED! Talk about fast service!

June 8, 2011- EAD card received!

September 20th, 2011- Home visit by USCIS officers!!!!

November 21st- Fingerprint notice for Dec1st

December 5th- Card Production Ordered email/text

December 7th- Card production ordered again email/text

December 8th- Decision on case status email/text

December 10th -GREEN CARD RECEIVED IN THE MAIL, WHOOP WHOOP !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Blessed2011   3

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Its natural to be nervous. By photos they mean ANY photos taken of BOTH of you. You don't have to have tons of photos, just show them a couple of pictures at different occasions. If you don't have any pictures i would advice you start taking them now. Just make sure they are of different occassions. So wedding, vacation, with friends/family, and really at any other function photos are fine as long the photos include noth of you.

P.S Maybe being nervous is for the better because that will make you prepare more!

AOS Timeline:

June 2nd 2010- Filed for adjustment of status

June 16th 2010- Biometrics letter received scheduled for July 9th.

August 9th 2010- AOS interview letter received. Interview scheduled for September 21st, 2010.

August 14th 2010- EAD arrived finally!!!! Thank you God.

September 21st 2010- GC Interview @ 0100

April 20, 2011- Applied to renew EAD &AP (paper)

May 9, 2011- AP RECEIVED! Talk about fast service!

June 8, 2011- EAD card received!

September 20th, 2011- Home visit by USCIS officers!!!!

November 21st- Fingerprint notice for Dec1st

December 5th- Card Production Ordered email/text

December 7th- Card production ordered again email/text

December 8th- Decision on case status email/text

December 10th -GREEN CARD RECEIVED IN THE MAIL, WHOOP WHOOP !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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You can read lots of interview stories here:

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/

You can even look them up by your local office. Good luck!

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