Notice of Potential Interview Waiver Case

[Rick&Maeve 8]

We got our "Potential interview waiver" letter yesterday. Congratulations to everyone who has recently received Green Cards!

[Cute Pansy 3]

I know a couple who received their waiver letter in March and they've been calling uscis multiple times and each time they were told to wait. Finally, uscis gave up and notified them that their document are lost and they need to apply for a green card again. It makes me kind of nervous.

[nlherman 36]

I know a couple who received their waiver letter in March and they've been calling uscis multiple times and each time they were told to wait. Finally, uscis gave up and notified them that their document are lost and they need to apply for a green card again. It makes me kind of nervous.

Now that's the time to get a Congressman involved, they trashed a constituent big time. If there was ever justification for an expedited review, this is one...

In a bureacracy this big, that thought has been always on our mind...and probably many of us as well...

[Togbega II 25]

Filed AOS on March 3, 2014 and had receipt on March 13, 2014. received interview waiver letter on June 21 asking me to wait for 6 months, The 6 months is due on Dec 21 this week..THEN I just received another letter from USCIS dated November 21, asking me to wait another 6 months (next year May, 2015).

I called USCIS and spoke to a Tier 2 (immigration Officer) but he just asked me to wait for the 2nd 6 months . This doesn't make sense to me a bit.

[Natonstan 129]

Filed AOS on March 3, 2014 and had receipt on March 13, 2014. received interview waiver letter on June 21 asking me to wait for 6 months, The 6 months is due on Dec 21 this week..THEN I just received another letter from USCIS dated November 21, asking me to wait another 6 months (next year May, 2015).

I called USCIS and spoke to a Tier 2 (immigration Officer) but he just asked me to wait for the 2nd 6 months . This doesn't make sense to me a bit.

Oh good lord that wouldn't impress me at all if that happened to me, I would definitely be trying to get something sorted to speed things up, I got my waiver letter July 29th so i'm just waiting hoping to hear something ASAP

[Pat80 12]

Filed AOS on March 3, 2014 and had receipt on March 13, 2014. received interview waiver letter on June 21 asking me to wait for 6 months, The 6 months is due on Dec 21 this week..THEN I just received another letter from USCIS dated November 21, asking me to wait another 6 months (next year May, 2015).

I called USCIS and spoke to a Tier 2 (immigration Officer) but he just asked me to wait for the 2nd 6 months . This doesn't make sense to me a bit.

Oh! I just surprised for your update. another 6 months waiting is painful....just wondering what they are doing? Even don't want this happen, I may have to expect the same letter as yours.

Hope your case will be faster than May next year...Good luck

[nlherman 36]

Filed AOS on March 3, 2014 and had receipt on March 13, 2014. received interview waiver letter on June 21 asking me to wait for 6 months, The 6 months is due on Dec 21 this week..THEN I just received another letter from USCIS dated November 21, asking me to wait another 6 months (next year May, 2015).

I called USCIS and spoke to a Tier 2 (immigration Officer) but he just asked me to wait for the 2nd 6 months . This doesn't make sense to me a bit.

Do you guys understand the significance of that date (11/21/14)? That's the day after the President announced his executive action on deferred action of deportation with work authorizations. And you know what that means? 5 million people just jumped the line in front of us. It will take many man hours to process all of those and he just gave them priority...I may be wrong but I think we've been put on the back burner on a slow (very slow) simmer...and even though my Senators office just got information from USCIS (12/15/14) that our file will be processed by 9-12 months after receipt, I'd be willing to bet we get this letter soon as well...(PWI letter 6/27/14)

[ggsacks 82]

Do you guys understand the significance of that date (11/21/14)? That's the day after the President announced his executive action on deferred action of deportation with work authorizations. And you know what that means? 5 million people just jumped the line in front of us. It will take many man hours to process all of those and he just gave them priority...I may be wrong but I think we've been put on the back burner on a slow (very slow) simmer...and even though my Senators office just got information from USCIS (12/15/14) that our file will be processed by 9-12 months after receipt, I'd be willing to bet we get this letter soon as well...(PWI letter 6/27/14)

It doesn't mean anything of the sort. It may be related, but please don't post your speculation as if it's fact.

There have been many, many approvals of waiver cases since 11/21. There is one case that we know of that's received a further 6 month delay, and we don't know anything about the specifics of that case or why it might be delayed.

One example does not make a trend.

[dengzhe 0]

What we can do now to let the officers notice us? (who received 6 month delay letter not let them give us another 6 month)

[jojha 1]

This is so ridiculous! I am currently back in Peru and left with no problems but goodness!!! The 6 month mark has already been passed for me! My husband is writing to the congressman because this is completely absurd! It is making everyone here so stressed when we should not be! I dont know what do to make something happen. I really really hope this can come before the year ends. I hope I can make a safe trip back to the US without any troubles at the immigration port. I brought my AP, marriage certificate, all NOAS and waiver interview letter. hope that is enough!

[nlherman 36]

It doesn't mean anything of the sort. It may be related, but please don't post your speculation as if it's fact.

There have been many, many approvals of waiver cases since 11/21. There is one case that we know of that's received a further 6 month delay, and we don't know anything about the specifics of that case or why it might be delayed.

One example does not make a trend.

I hope you're right...but I reserve further judgement...

[izzzibizzzi 3]

Hi everyone just wanted to give you a quick update. I finally received my greencard:)

We filed for AOS and EAD/AP January 29, 2014. We moved halfway across the country so we had to change address right after my biometric appointment. We then got EAD and AP send to my new address. But a month later we got the potential interview Waiver Case letter - send to the OLD ADDRESS (May, 14, 2014). We then had to fix the address issue again and all I could to was hope that they will send everything else to the right address (like they did before the Interview Waiver Letter).

So we got the Interview Waiver Case letter in May. We waited till the 6 months mark passed by and I filed an online service request because we where out to the normal processing time. Never heard an answer or anything regarding that. So I waited another 2 months (December, 03, 2014) to file another online service request. This time the strangest thing happened.

Three days after I filed the service request - My online status changed to Card/Document Production!!!! An hour later I went to the mailbox to find a letter from USCIS stating that they don't know when I will be getting my green card and I need to wait longer etc. Basically my answer to my service request.

On December 12, 2014 my status changed to Card Mailed. But I never got the tracking number or info that it was picked up my ups.

Three days later (12/15/14) the greencard just "showed up" in my mailbox.

I am so relieved this long journey is over for now.

AOS took 320 Days

From filing the K1 to receiving the Greencard we waited almost 710 days!

[dengzhe 0]

Great news! Big congratulations! Turn on the light here!

[LauDi 0]

Was asked to post this here:

We are Feb filers, and received the Interview Waiver letter on June 5.

Today I get a letter saying they need a new I 693 from me (expired or lost? Who knows?) and to send it in before March 15.

My timeline doesn't work so:

Original medical: August 6 2013

Entered US: October 15 2013

Married: December 12 2013

Filed AOS: Feb 21 2014

NOA1: Feb 28 2014

EAD/AP received: April

Interview Waiver letter: June 5

Request for new I-693: December 15

[ggsacks 82]

Was asked to post this here:

We are Feb filers, and received the Interview Waiver letter on June 5.

Today I get a letter saying they need a new I 693 from me (expired or lost? Who knows?) and to send it in before March 15.

My timeline doesn't work so:

Original medical: August 6 2013

Entered US: October 15 2013

Married: December 12 2013

Filed AOS: Feb 21 2014

NOA1: Feb 28 2014

EAD/AP received: April

Interview Waiver letter: June 5

Request for new I-693: December 15

The whole medical, or just the vaccination part?