No green card after interview

[Victor9903 0]

Hello, I would like to share my experience with you guys in an effort to shed some lights and learn from others as well. About a month and a half ago, my wife and I were summoned to an interview for aos based on marriage. I sent all documents required at once, paid all fees and received an interview notice three months after filing exactly. We were separated, my wife went in first and was asked regular questions like how we know each other how long have we been together etc... Nothing too complicated like does your husband have pubic hair in his butt ( I know, I heard horror stories like this, they really push the envelope far sometimes). Anyway everything was smooth until they asked me how I have spent the last weekend. I simply answered truthfully saying that I stayed home then went out for few hours came back with dinner takeout for my wife and I, while she answered that I was working. It's not her fault since she is recovering from brain cancer astrocytoma grade 2, she did bunch of radiation therapy and take loads of pills daily. Side effects Include seizures and occasionally shevtends to forget dates months and even years. Way before we were married she complained that she feels we are still living in 2008.

Anyway after my part of answering dll the questions the officer said that she doesn't have a decision yet and that our case has been moved to the supervisor. She took my i94 card didn't stamp my passport and left me with a blank face: what the he'll just happened. My lawyer explained why we answered differently but we did came armed with a doctors note stating my wife s condition. I even proceeded to give my lawyer a 430 pages medical record of my wife just in case it wasn't enough.

I'm received my work permit after 3 weeks got my social sec card and now still no green card. My lawyer just said to wait but this is very frustrating. Their website still puts our case in the third bubble, "interview and testing" and the case is not yet in the decision phase.

I'm just curious aboutif they will take their sweet time to send us my green card. I just want to know about some more opinions. I'm pretty sure people have had identical experiences less or more.

Thank you!

[Anh map 2,098]

Your attorney seems to be confident. The interviewer is considering the interview and all that was presented as evidence. It's not unusual for decisions to take a bit of time.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

I agree with your attorney.