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Filed: F-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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Hello everyone,

2 months of waiting after the first interview, I got a letter stating that I have to attend a second one. My first interview was fine but for no reason we have to attend the second one. Any advice would be appreciated. What documents shall I add to the ones I already took to the first interview?

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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My first interview was fine but for no reason we have to attend the second one. Any advice would be appreciated. What documents shall I add to the ones I already took to the first interview?

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I am sure it is not for no reason. :)

Perhaps you could tell us more about the first one and what you brough etc...

Can't really tell you what additional info to bring if we don't know what you brout the first time... :wacko:

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July 2006 - Married said love and moved to Canada.
June 2011 - Entered US to visit family, decided to stay.
Feb. 2012 - Sent paperwork to Chicago.

May 2012 - Received green card.

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Day 2 - UPS Tracking Confirmation - 02/29/2012
Day 4 - NOA Emails Received - 03/02/2012
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Day 11 - Hard Copy NOA's Received - 03/09/2012
Day 11 - Biometrics Appointment Received - 03/09/2012
--------- - Booked for - 04/03/2012 (day 36)
Day 35 - Early Biometricts Walk-in - 04/02/2012
Day 44 - Received Appointment Letter - 04/11/2012
Day 58 - EAD Approval Online - 04/25/2012
Day 63 - EAD in the mail - 04/30/2012
Day 65 - EAD in hand - 05/02/2012
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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Sorry but that still gives very little information about what went on after she 'started digging'.

All I can tell is that you had a red flag that put her on alert in that you claim to drive but are knowingingly breaking the law by not having insurance...this kind of thing speaks to character.

After that you are very vague about what happened.

You also don't mention any financial ties....can you list in entirety what you brought in addition to a more thorough explanation of the proceedings? Only then could people here even begin to help...

July 2005 - met my awesome, hot, amazing love in Lousiana.
July 2006 - Married said love and moved to Canada.
June 2011 - Entered US to visit family, decided to stay.
Feb. 2012 - Sent paperwork to Chicago.

May 2012 - Received green card.

Day 0 - Package sent to Chicago Lockbox - 02/27/2012
Day 2 - UPS Tracking Confirmation - 02/29/2012
Day 4 - NOA Emails Received - 03/02/2012
Day 7 - All Checks Cashed - 03/05/2012
Day 11 - Hard Copy NOA's Received - 03/09/2012
Day 11 - Biometrics Appointment Received - 03/09/2012
--------- - Booked for - 04/03/2012 (day 36)
Day 35 - Early Biometricts Walk-in - 04/02/2012
Day 44 - Received Appointment Letter - 04/11/2012
Day 58 - EAD Approval Online - 04/25/2012
Day 63 - EAD in the mail - 04/30/2012
Day 65 - EAD in hand - 05/02/2012
Day 77 - AOS Interview - 05/14/2012
Day 77 - AOS Approved!
Day 84 - Green Card In Hand - 05/21/2012

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Being added to the insurance coverage is a standard thing that married couples do. Plus, it could be a serious financial problem if you wrecked the car without being covered. So that likely raised a red flag with the interviewer. They are doubting the bona fide nature of your marriage. Did you have joint bank accounts? Without knowing the entirety of what was covered in the interview it is hard to offer an opinion.

Stokes interviews are serious business. You will be interviewed separately and then your interviews compared. You should be prepared to answer about the entirety of your relationship. Nothing will be off limits, so if the questions get very personal (sex life for example) do not get indignant.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Being added to the insurance coverage is a standard thing that married couples do. Plus, it could be a serious financial problem if you wrecked the car without being covered.

I asked to add my husband to my car insurance and was told no. They said call back when he's got a California driver's license. He can't get that without a SSN. :( I don't know how we're supposed to add spouses to all these things when they don't have a SSN. Doesn't make sense to me.

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I asked to add my husband to my car insurance and was told no. They said call back when he's got a California driver's license. He can't get that without a SSN. :( I don't know how we're supposed to add spouses to all these things when they don't have a SSN. Doesn't make sense to me.

I added my husband before he even got to the country - I wanted the "married" status discount. In order to do that, I had to add him as a non-driver or non-resident family member.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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I added my husband before he even got to the country - I wanted the "married" status discount. In order to do that, I had to add him as a non-driver or non-resident family member.

I did the same thing. He is listed as Non residental, non driver spouse. I have Progressive. Ahn Map said it right. They will ask about ANYTHING, so be prepared. Good luck

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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I did the same thing. He is listed as Non residental, non driver spouse. I have Progressive. Ahn Map said it right. They will ask about ANYTHING, so be prepared. Good luck

I'll try that. I have Allstate, maybe the guy I asked before just didn't want to be bothered. I'm calling back now...

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5/16/2012 - Package delivered to Chicago Lockbox at 1:33pm

5/21/2012 - Email/text notifications received at 4:50 p.m.

5/26/2012 - NOA hard copies received for I-130, I-485 and I-765

6/19/2012 - Biometrics completed.

7/02/2012 - Text/email/hard copy notification of interview.

7/30/2012 - EAD card production ordered.

8/02/2012 - Interview @ 2:00

8/02/2012 - Email notification of GC production at 5:30pm

8/07/2012 - Second GC production email

8/07/2012 - EAD received.

8/08/2012 - GC mailed.

8/09/2012 - Welcome letter and I-130 approval letter received.

8/10/2012 - Green card received. :)

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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My husband is still in Morocco and he is listed on my insurance as a non driver. It was easy to do and they did it without question.


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Stokes interviews are serious business. You will be interviewed separately and then your interviews compared. You should be prepared to answer about the entirety of your relationship. Nothing will be off limits, so if the questions get very personal (sex life for example) do not get indignant.

I agree with Anh map. I had a stokes interview too and it's no joke. I would suggest getting a lawyer if you can afford one.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Definitely time to lawyer up.

There is obviously something seriously remiss.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Jordan
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Being added to the insurance coverage is a standard thing that married couples do. Plus, it could be a serious financial problem if you wrecked the car without being covered. So that likely raised a red flag with the interviewer. They are doubting the bona fide nature of your marriage. Did you have joint bank accounts? Without knowing the entirety of what was covered in the interview it is hard to offer an opinion.

Stokes interviews are serious business. You will be interviewed separately and then your interviews compared. You should be prepared to answer about the entirety of your relationship. Nothing will be off limits, so if the questions get very personal (sex life for example) do not get indignant.

In the state of New Hampshire car insurance is only a requirement if you have a loan/lease on the car,and only because the banks require it, or if you are under the age of 25.


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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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I dont understand why they want a stokes interview because of car ins.? is that what Im reading right? That doesnt make sense to me at all. Unless there was something else that went on?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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That is just a minor point, whether we will et the full data is doubtful.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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