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Finally got my interview date

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Shelly11   14

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I am excited to get my interview date. I know many people dread this but to me, it means things are moving along. I know a few people who have waited months, years just to get this far. I have been fortunate to always have my stuff move along. The other reason is that I just want to get this over with. I prefer if this was next week to be honest.

I failed an I751 waiver after me and my ex-husband divorced. He still wants to be with me but he needs to make a few changes in his life before I can let him back in. I am considering bringing a lawyer with me. Any thoughts?

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bigdog   376

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If you have all your documents, know your facts, I don't think you need an attorney, take a look at Herp Derps info.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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hello, how long before your received your interview date, I received letter that my I751 relocated to the uscis field office last march 14, 2013 but up to now I did not receive letter for interview date.

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Shelly11   14

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3 weeks.

Here are the deails:

  1. My GC 1 year extension expires this month (May 2013)
  2. May 2012 - I filed my i-751 waiver
  3. Dec 2012 - RFE (given till Mar-14 to respond)
  4. Mar-12 2013 - Sent additional evidence
  5. Apr-7: Received letter from CSC advising that my case was moved to the local office. To expect an interview
  6. Apr-30 - Received letter with interview date for May-17
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