May 2012 AOS Filers

[tru_loves_journey 117]

Although I am happy for those people who filled their AOS in August and their AOS will be approved faster at the new Centre, I think it's unfair that some of us who filed earlier will not.

Hopefully now the CSC will be able to approve the older cases now that the cases filed after 8/1/12 are going to NBC....fingers crossed

[JayNarl 3]

We did our second marriage based interview today. We did well and there was no inconsistency in our answers. We were given a stokes interview and it lasted about 4 hours. Exhausted now but would write up a detailed description of our interview later on. Thank you for everyone who supported us.

[JayNarl 3]

We got to the interview around 8 am although the interview was scheduled for 8.30am. Promptly a petite girl around 25 called my name. My husband myself and lawyer approached her but she stopped us and said that she only need me and my lawyer oh and to walk with all the documents. I was neither surprised nor afraid. I understood this was going to be a stokes interview. The interview so many people dreaded. I smiled to my husband and followed the lady into her office.

You see my husband and myself welcomed a stokes interview. We knew this interview would definitely prove that we were indeed a true married couple.

I was sworn in and then she explained the process to me. Never once mentioning the name Stokes interview. I was ready and she started the questions

What is my name? Address? Date of birth? Husbands name, birth date. Do i have kids and what is their names and date of birth? Where was I born? Where was my husband born? What is my parents name and address? Tell her about my sisters and brothers. Do they live in the USA? Has my husband ever met any of my family? How about my in laws have I met them? When? Does my husband have siblings? What are their names and ages? These questions seem to form in succession. But the strange things was that they were already prepared like that.

How did you meet your husband? How long after did you move in together? Who lived with him at the time? Who invited who for a date first? Who does the cooking at our home? What school does my son attend? What grade? Whats his legal status? Who did he live with in Trinidad and Tobago? Where does his biological dad live?

She took a few moments to look over my paperwork and keeping the documents that were copied and placing them in a pile. She asked did i have these in the last interview and I answered yes! But the officer did not look at them.

Do you and your husband go on dates? When was the last date? Where did you go to? Did your son go with you? I see you have car insurance now, why didn't you have it before? I answered " I had just gotten my SSN number a few days before the last interview and the drivers license took some time to come in the mail. So my hubby did not have a chance to add me to his insurance.

Do you guys own your two cars? What type of cars are they? What color are they? Who bought the two cars? Who owns the home in which you live? Who helped you move into the house?

She stopped again and verified the documents. Tell me about your marriage? How many people were there? Did you have a reception after? What church do you attend? When was the last time you both attended church? Who married you? Why did you choose him to marry you? Did your husbands family attend the wedding?

Ok everything looks fine. I need to get two copies of these documents and I would walk you to the door. Do you have any questions you wish to ask me?

She walked me to the door and called my husband in. He was sworn in and asked the same questions. After about an hour she came out and called me, my son and my best friend who accompanied me to the interview for moral support in.She asked them how do they know me and she asked my son about his relationship with his step dad?

She explained that she had all that she needed and she would get in touch with us. My lawyer thought it all went professional and now were waiting for an answer.

Personally I felt 100% confident at the interview with our lawyer there. The officer was professional and never once was rude. I hope this can help others. I would let you guys know just as soon as I hear anything. Thank you for reading!

[Sunnyland 639]

Hi all!

We filled my AOS (from K1) in May and got transferred to CSC ("to speed up the process") in July 23 and since then WAITINGGGGG

Anybody knows which month's cases they are reviewing at CSC???

Are the dates showed in the Processing Times section "Adjustment of Status" accurate? Is the date showed there related to AOS from k1? I'm little confused!

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/aosstats.php

[Newbie608 103]

We got to the interview around 8 am although the interview was scheduled for 8.30am. Promptly a petite girl around 25 called my name. My husband myself and lawyer approached her but she stopped us and said that she only need me and my lawyer oh and to walk with all the documents. I was neither surprised nor afraid. I understood this was going to be a stokes interview. The interview so many people dreaded. I smiled to my husband and followed the lady into her office.

You see my husband and myself welcomed a stokes interview. We knew this interview would definitely prove that we were indeed a true married couple.

I was sworn in and then she explained the process to me. Never once mentioning the name Stokes interview. I was ready and she started the questions

What is my name? Address? Date of birth? Husbands name, birth date. Do i have kids and what is their names and date of birth? Where was I born? Where was my husband born? What is my parents name and address? Tell her about my sisters and brothers. Do they live in the USA? Has my husband ever met any of my family? How about my in laws have I met them? When? Does my husband have siblings? What are their names and ages? These questions seem to form in succession. But the strange things was that they were already prepared like that.

How did you meet your husband? How long after did you move in together? Who lived with him at the time? Who invited who for a date first? Who does the cooking at our home? What school does my son attend? What grade? Whats his legal status? Who did he live with in Trinidad and Tobago? Where does his biological dad live?

She took a few moments to look over my paperwork and keeping the documents that were copied and placing them in a pile. She asked did i have these in the last interview and I answered yes! But the officer did not look at them.

Do you and your husband go on dates? When was the last date? Where did you go to? Did your son go with you? I see you have car insurance now, why didn't you have it before? I answered " I had just gotten my SSN number a few days before the last interview and the drivers license took some time to come in the mail. So my hubby did not have a chance to add me to his insurance.

Do you guys own your two cars? What type of cars are they? What color are they? Who bought the two cars? Who owns the home in which you live? Who helped you move into the house?

She stopped again and verified the documents. Tell me about your marriage? How many people were there? Did you have a reception after? What church do you attend? When was the last time you both attended church? Who married you? Why did you choose him to marry you? Did your husbands family attend the wedding?

Ok everything looks fine. I need to get two copies of these documents and I would walk you to the door. Do you have any questions you wish to ask me?

She walked me to the door and called my husband in. He was sworn in and asked the same questions. After about an hour she came out and called me, my son and my best friend who accompanied me to the interview for moral support in.She asked them how do they know me and she asked my son about his relationship with his step dad?

She explained that she had all that she needed and she would get in touch with us. My lawyer thought it all went professional and now were waiting for an answer.

Personally I felt 100% confident at the interview with our lawyer there. The officer was professional and never once was rude. I hope this can help others. I would let you guys know just as soon as I hear anything. Thank you for reading!

I'm glad to hear that it went better this time around. All the best and keep us posted...

Hi all!

We filled my AOS (from K1) in May and got transferred to CSC ("to speed up the process") in July 23 and since then WAITINGGGGG

Anybody knows which month's cases they are reviewing at CSC???

Are the dates showed in the Processing Times section "Adjustment of Status" accurate? Is the date showed there related to AOS from k1? I'm little confused!

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/aosstats.php

Maybe you would want to post in the K-1 thread....

[JayNarl 3]

I'm glad to hear that it went better this time around. All the best and keep us posted...

I would keep everyone posted. Thanks for reading

[Brian&Ivy 1]

We got to the interview around 8 am although the interview was scheduled for 8.30am. Promptly a petite girl around 25 called my name. My husband myself and lawyer approached her but she stopped us and said that she only need me and my lawyer oh and to walk with all the documents. I was neither surprised nor afraid. I understood this was going to be a stokes interview. The interview so many people dreaded. I smiled to my husband and followed the lady into her office.

You see my husband and myself welcomed a stokes interview. We knew this interview would definitely prove that we were indeed a true married couple.

I was sworn in and then she explained the process to me. Never once mentioning the name Stokes interview. I was ready and she started the questions

What is my name? Address? Date of birth? Husbands name, birth date. Do i have kids and what is their names and date of birth? Where was I born? Where was my husband born? What is my parents name and address? Tell her about my sisters and brothers. Do they live in the USA? Has my husband ever met any of my family? How about my in laws have I met them? When? Does my husband have siblings? What are their names and ages? These questions seem to form in succession. But the strange things was that they were already prepared like that.

How did you meet your husband? How long after did you move in together? Who lived with him at the time? Who invited who for a date first? Who does the cooking at our home? What school does my son attend? What grade? Whats his legal status? Who did he live with in Trinidad and Tobago? Where does his biological dad live?

She took a few moments to look over my paperwork and keeping the documents that were copied and placing them in a pile. She asked did i have these in the last interview and I answered yes! But the officer did not look at them.

Do you and your husband go on dates? When was the last date? Where did you go to? Did your son go with you? I see you have car insurance now, why didn't you have it before? I answered " I had just gotten my SSN number a few days before the last interview and the drivers license took some time to come in the mail. So my hubby did not have a chance to add me to his insurance.

Do you guys own your two cars? What type of cars are they? What color are they? Who bought the two cars? Who owns the home in which you live? Who helped you move into the house?

She stopped again and verified the documents. Tell me about your marriage? How many people were there? Did you have a reception after? What church do you attend? When was the last time you both attended church? Who married you? Why did you choose him to marry you? Did your husbands family attend the wedding?

Ok everything looks fine. I need to get two copies of these documents and I would walk you to the door. Do you have any questions you wish to ask me?

She walked me to the door and called my husband in. He was sworn in and asked the same questions. After about an hour she came out and called me, my son and my best friend who accompanied me to the interview for moral support in.She asked them how do they know me and she asked my son about his relationship with his step dad?

She explained that she had all that she needed and she would get in touch with us. My lawyer thought it all went professional and now were waiting for an answer.

Personally I felt 100% confident at the interview with our lawyer there. The officer was professional and never once was rude. I hope this can help others. I would let you guys know just as soon as I hear anything. Thank you for reading!

omg.. why do u guys need second interview? did not prepare for the first one ???

good luck!!! i think u guys will get approved soon!!!

[Sunnyland 639]

I'm glad to hear that it went better this time around. All the best and keep us posted...

Maybe you would want to post in the K-1 thread....

What do you mean? I posted in this thread because I'm a May filer too for AOS. Just wondering if anybody knows which months CSC is reviewing now. I'm not in the K1 process anymore, I went tru that already (Thanks God!)

[Newbie608 103]

What do you mean? I posted in this thread because I'm a May filer too for AOS. Just wondering if anybody knows which months CSC is reviewing now. I'm not in the K1 process anymore, I went tru that already (Thanks God!)

I understand. What I'm trying to say is, this thread is for people adjusting from student,visitor and work visa. You are adjusting from a family visa( spousal). There is a thread for that. I'm using my phone so cannot post the link right now. People over there would be able to answer your question. Sorry...

[Waiting_In_SC 28]

Good luck today, Isa30! You and I are 2 of the last ones to go through this.

[isa30 4]

Good luck today, Isa30! You and I are 2 of the last ones to go through this.

Thank you I was approved on the spot! best wishes to you

Here is my interview experience...

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/395150-ewi-tps-advance-parole-entry-aos-interview-aproval-on-the-spot/page__p__5765024__fromsearch__1#entry5765024

[Waiting_In_SC 28]

Thank you I was approved on the spot! best wishes to you

Here is my interview experience...

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/395150-ewi-tps-advance-parole-entry-aos-interview-aproval-on-the-spot/page__p__5765024__fromsearch__1#entry5765024

Awesome. Congrats!

[che234 1]

Still no interview notice in my case :-/ getting worried , didn't received any RFE either.

[Old_Dog_Barking 36]

Congratulations to Isa30

APPROVED

NataliaChicago----------(07/12) >>>>> Fgmail---------------------(07/17)

Widered-------------------(07/18) >>>>> Darusalam---------------(07/19)

Jiu---------------------------(07/19) >>>>> Old_Dog_Barking-------(07/23)

Julookings-----------------(07/31) >>>>> DandT14------------------(08/02)

Menting-------------------(08/06) >>>>> Wonderfulstart-----------(08/07)

Gabiru---------------------(08/08) >>>>> Cj0301---------------------(08/08)

Tob187--------------------(08/08) >>>>> Rakosik-------------------(08/09)

Lornaevo-----------------(08/15) >>>>> Jolofman------------------(08/15)

Jeserguevara------------(08/22) >>>>> Hmh33--------------------(08/29)

Angeltots----------------(08/30) >>>>> Sethless------------------(09/17)

Moonpie-----------------(09/17) >>>>> LindaC1990-------------(09/18)

Isa30----------------------(10/17)

PENDING APPROVAL

JayNarl--------------------(09/04and 10/11)

WAITING WITH INTERVIEWSCHEDULED

Waiting_In_SC----------(10/22)

WAITING WITH NO INTERVIEW DATE

Dee07 (Transferred to CSC)

NO UPDATE FROM MEMBER

Suavemuy and Made_In_Heaven

[LindaC1990 23]

Still no interview notice in my case :-/ getting worried , didn't received any RFE either.

why you think you will get an interview? Your file was transferred to CSC already.

you basically just waiting for you green card now, not interview.