AOS interview on 10/17

[Triniqueen 0]

Hey Everyone, I had my Interview on Tuesday, Oct. 17 in Arizona, I have to say I was very nervous because I did not want to forget anything, and also I did not have my passport( send it out to my country embassy to get renew and have not seen it since) or any Valid ID. I arrived to my appointment about 25 minutes early, the guy outside ask us for our interview letter and to see our IDs, I should him my expired NY ID and he said that I would need permission to go inside, so we waited outside for about 10 minutes and finally we were aloud to go inside. We waited for about 15 minutes and finally my name was called. Our interview was very nice and friendly.

I was asked to see my

1. Original Birth certificate (because the copies he had received were not clear and he could not make out my date of birth)

2. He also asks for any joint bills or accounts, we give him copies of our insurance cards and Life insurance policy.

3. I also asked to see my I-94 (which he kept)

4. He also kept my old expired EAD card. The then ask me questions from our I-485 form

The question that he asked me where.

1. Full Name

2. Address

3. Date of Birth

4. SS number

5. parents name

6. where I was born

7. when and where did I enter the US, have I left since

8. and then the when down the list of questions about drugs and terrorist and so on

. He ask my husband

1. his name

2. SS number

3. if he had been married before,

4. how did we meet

5. if we live together before marriage

6. who was at our wedding

7. Did we go on a honeymoon?

He then told me that he was going to approval us but he only had our temporary file( our permanent file did not arrived in time for our interview) and he should received our permanent file in about 2 weeks and I should get the green card in the mail in about 2-3 months. The whole interview lasted about 10 minutes, I was so shock that it was so fast and easy, I forgot to ask him if the FBI check came back or not, but I guess it must have, it he told us we should received the green card in about 2-3 months right?

I received an e-mail on Wednesday the 18th, saying that my I-130 had been approve, but so far my I-485 has not been official approval, so hopefully but the end of this month we will receive that joyous e-mail. I’ll keep everyone undated and I also want to say a huge thank you for all the wonderful advice and information I have received from this website.

[Al Southner 0]

Congratulations on your approval...

Why didn't you go to the T & T embassy in NY to renew your passport, rather than send it to T & T? My wife is from Trinidad, and her passport expired and she went to her embassy in NY was issued a new one within a relatively short amount of time.

Congratulations on your approval...

Al

Hey Everyone, I had my Interview on Tuesday, Oct. 17 in Arizona, I have to say I was very nervous because I did not want to forget anything, and also I did not have my passport( send it out to my country embassy to get renew and have not seen it since) or any Valid ID. I arrived to my appointment about 25 minutes early, the guy outside ask us for our interview letter and to see our IDs, I should him my expired NY ID and he said that I would need permission to go inside, so we waited outside for about 10 minutes and finally we were aloud to go inside. We waited for about 15 minutes and finally my name was called. Our interview was very nice and friendly.

I was asked to see my

1. Original Birth certificate (because the copies he had received were not clear and he could not make out my date of birth)

2. He also asks for any joint bills or accounts, we give him copies of our insurance cards and Life insurance policy.

3. I also asked to see my I-94 (which he kept)

4. He also kept my old expired EAD card. The then ask me questions from our I-485 form

The question that he asked me where.

1. Full Name

2. Address

3. Date of Birth

4. SS number

5. parents name

6. where I was born

7. when and where did I enter the US, have I left since

8. and then the when down the list of questions about drugs and terrorist and so on

. He ask my husband

1. his name

2. SS number

3. if he had been married before,

4. how did we meet

5. if we live together before marriage

6. who was at our wedding

7. Did we go on a honeymoon?

He then told me that he was going to approval us but he only had our temporary file( our permanent file did not arrived in time for our interview) and he should received our permanent file in about 2 weeks and I should get the green card in the mail in about 2-3 months. The whole interview lasted about 10 minutes, I was so shock that it was so fast and easy, I forgot to ask him if the FBI check came back or not, but I guess it must have, it he told us we should received the green card in about 2-3 months right?

I received an e-mail on Wednesday the 18th, saying that my I-130 had been approve, but so far my I-485 has not been official approval, so hopefully but the end of this month we will receive that joyous e-mail. I’ll keep everyone undated and I also want to say a huge thank you for all the wonderful advice and information I have received from this website.