August 2012 AOS Filers

[Tanja08 11]

Me and my wife attended the Aos interview last Monday. The IO asked for IDs ,Basics questions like where and when did we met ? , she collected my I-94 and bona-fide evidence.

it went smooth without any tricky questions but she didn't gave us a decision on spot even until this moment we didn't hear from them.

I'm really worried i don't know what to do .

By the way at the end of the interview she gave me a paper to sign it , it says where did i meet my wife? and the answer of the question!! I dont know if thats normal or not.

Did your wife have to do the same thing?

[David_41 1]

No

[Tanja08 11]

No

That's strange! But I wouldn't worry about it, if it was true!

[David_41 1]

Did your wife have to do the same thing?

Does that mean bad or what ? I never read before about signing papers during AOS interview!!

[David_41 1]

That's strange! But I wouldn't worry about it, if it was true!

of course its all True .im just worried to wait months and months for a decision

[Tanja08 11]

Does that mean bad or what ? I never read before about signing papers during AOS interview!!

Did you meet in a strange place? Did you at any point state anything else? Did you submit something else about how you met in your evidence?

If not than you don't have to worry! Maybe she just wanted it for her file!

[David_41 1]

Did you meet in a strange place? Did you at any point state anything else? Did you submit something else about how you met in your evidence?

If not than you don't have to worry! Maybe she just wanted it for her file!

We met On-line but we didn't have any proof of our conversation.

[Tanja08 11]

We met On-line but we didn't have any proof of our conversation.

Many people meet online, that's nothing strange! And not a lot of people have proof of the exact day they met their spouse. Did she take anything from your passport like your I 94?

[David_41 1]

Yes she did take my I-94

[Tanja08 11]

That's a good thing! I think you are fine! You probably hear something very soon!

[David_41 1]

I hope so. Thanks

[CanAmUnite 0]

My interview was yesterday (Thursday, November 1) at 2:15pm in Atlanta. We arrived at 1:30pm went through security in a matter of minutes and then had to wait on the first floor until it was 1:45pm (30 minutes before our appt) to check-in. After checking in, we went upstairs to wait for our number to be called. At 2:20pm a young lady called us and we went to her office to be sworn in and interviewed. She was very serious but professional. She asked for both of our passports, GA licenses, IDs, birth certificates, my I-94 and old EAD. She made a copy of our GA licenses. She then asked my husband his name, DOB, address, place of birth and parents names. She then asked the same questions to me along with my last visa and last entry date into the USA. She then asked my husband how and where we met and asked me the yes/no questions that the I-485 application asked. She asked for bonafide marriage evidence and looked through both our photos from the last 4 years and our wedding album. After this, she said we were done and she would review our file to make sure she had all the information. If she needed more information, she would send a RFE to us. If she had everything, she would approve us and explained the conditional GC. We were out of the office by 2:45pm. The interview was straight forward but I really wanted to know if we were approved on the spot. Luckily, at 5:30pm I got a text notice that I was being registered as a permeant resident APPROVED!

The main lessons were do not be stressed. Take all the documentation you can and remember you are in a real relationship so you have nothing to worry about. The interviewers are serious but they are just doing their jobs!

[Tanja08 11]

My interview was yesterday (Thursday, November 1) at 2:15pm in Atlanta. We arrived at 1:30pm went through security in a matter of minutes and then had to wait on the first floor until it was 1:45pm (30 minutes before our appt) to check-in. After checking in, we went upstairs to wait for our number to be called. At 2:20pm a young lady called us and we went to her office to be sworn in and interviewed. She was very serious but professional. She asked for both of our passports, GA licenses, IDs, birth certificates, my I-94 and old EAD. She made a copy of our GA licenses. She then asked my husband his name, DOB, address, place of birth and parents names. She then asked the same questions to me along with my last visa and last entry date into the USA. She then asked my husband how and where we met and asked me the yes/no questions that the I-485 application asked. She asked for bonafide marriage evidence and looked through both our photos from the last 4 years and our wedding album. After this, she said we were done and she would review our file to make sure she had all the information. If she needed more information, she would send a RFE to us. If she had everything, she would approve us and explained the conditional GC. We were out of the office by 2:45pm. The interview was straight forward but I really wanted to know if we were approved on the spot. Luckily, at 5:30pm I got a text notice that I was being registered as a permeant resident APPROVED!

The main lessons were do not be stressed. Take all the documentation you can and remember you are in a real relationship so you have nothing to worry about. The interviewers are serious but they are just doing their jobs!

Congratulations!!!

[CanAmUnite 0]

I am very thankful for visa journey and this forum. All of you have helped make this process easier! Congrats to everyone that has been approved and good luck to everyone still waiting!

[iaia 8]

My interview was yesterday (Thursday, November 1) at 2:15pm in Atlanta. We arrived at 1:30pm went through security in a matter of minutes and then had to wait on the first floor until it was 1:45pm (30 minutes before our appt) to check-in. After checking in, we went upstairs to wait for our number to be called. At 2:20pm a young lady called us and we went to her office to be sworn in and interviewed. She was very serious but professional. She asked for both of our passports, GA licenses, IDs, birth certificates, my I-94 and old EAD. She made a copy of our GA licenses. She then asked my husband his name, DOB, address, place of birth and parents names. She then asked the same questions to me along with my last visa and last entry date into the USA. She then asked my husband how and where we met and asked me the yes/no questions that the I-485 application asked. She asked for bonafide marriage evidence and looked through both our photos from the last 4 years and our wedding album. After this, she said we were done and she would review our file to make sure she had all the information. If she needed more information, she would send a RFE to us. If she had everything, she would approve us and explained the conditional GC. We were out of the office by 2:45pm. The interview was straight forward but I really wanted to know if we were approved on the spot. Luckily, at 5:30pm I got a text notice that I was being registered as a permeant resident APPROVED!

The main lessons were do not be stressed. Take all the documentation you can and remember you are in a real relationship so you have nothing to worry about. The interviewers are serious but they are just doing their jobs!

Congratulations!!!