2 Year Marriage and Interview

[castaway109 0]

We will be married 2 years in Feb. 2007....but my wife's interview is Dec. 2006. Can we postpone the interview until after we are married 2 years or is it not a good idea?

[YuAndDan 153]

Which interview are we talking about? Visa, or AOS?

You need to fill in all the data in your profile to get good answers. I cannot help you when all I see is N/A, N/A, Visa type? CR-1 IR-1, DCF, K-3?

No information for everything in your profile dose not cut it.

Edited November 22, 2006 by YuAndDan

[Dr_LHA 3]

We will be married 2 years in Feb. 2007....but my wife's interview is Dec. 2006. Can we postpone the interview until after we are married 2 years or is it not a good idea?

You can try to reschedule, but you need a valid excuse, and "well we'll be married 2 years by then" is unfortunately, not a valid excuse.

[ridley 0]

Some adjucating officers are nice enough to hold back approval until your two-year anniversary date, so that you can get the non-conditional green card. I have no idea how common that is, though -- I've just heard anecdotally on this forum of couples for whom this has happened.

[Yodrak 7]

castaway,

Asking to postpone an adjustment of status interview is not a good idea - many people have had their applications denied for missing an interview that they thought had been postponed.

Better to forget to bring a critical document to the interview and be told to send it in.

Yodrak

We will be married 2 years in Feb. 2007....but my wife's interview is Dec. 2006. Can we postpone the interview until after we are married 2 years or is it not a good idea?

[Irisheyes 0]

castaway,

Asking to postpone an adjustment of status interview is not a good idea - many people have had their applications denied for missing an interview that they thought had been postponed.

Better to forget to bring a critical document to the interview and be told to send it in.

Yodrak

We will be married 2 years in Feb. 2007....but my wife's interview is Dec. 2006. Can we postpone the interview until after we are married 2 years or is it not a good idea?

Good idea Yodrak.

Yu&Dan, I know you help a lot of people that ask questions in here, but do you realize how arrogant you sound when you tell them something "doesn't cut it." If it were me, I wouldn't want your help after a comment like that. Maybe you can let someone else answer the question if their profile is not up to your standards or at least be a little less condescending about it!

[Killer_Clown_2009 0]

Which interview are we talking about? Visa, or AOS?

You need to fill in all the data in your profile to get good answers. I cannot help you when all I see is N/A, N/A, Visa type? CR-1 IR-1, DCF, K-3?

No information for everything in your profile dose not cut it.

I think it was quite obvious that they meant the AOS interview. Why would it matter if their VISA interview was before or after 2nd year of marriage?

Anyone with the slightest knowledge of the LPR process woulda been clued in about what this person was talking about.

If the 2 years q, didn't give it away, the posting of the question in the ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS forum, shoulda done it.

Edited November 22, 2006 by jane2005

[Yodrak 7]

Irisheyes,

It's not mine. Got it from one of those evil scourges of the DIY immigration community - an immigration attorney.

Be careful how you use it.

Yodrak

castaway,

Asking to postpone an adjustment of status interview is not a good idea - many people have had their applications denied for missing an interview that they thought had been postponed.

Better to forget to bring a critical document to the interview and be told to send it in.

Yodrak

Good idea Yodrak.

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Edited November 22, 2006 by Yodrak