June 2014 AOS filers

[Girl from Celebes 588]

We arrived at Long Island City office around 9:50, and waited until 10:30, when our name was called - at our appointment time.

The interview took no more than 10 minutes. A whole bunch of fast questions were directed to my husband and then I but they weren't tricky, just simple questions that we shoud know as a married couple. E.g. what's our cross street? What school do I go to? Where was he born? etc.

He approved us on the spot, and gave my passport the stamp.

Phew! Congratulations, and good luck to everybody else in here. Talk to you in 2016!!

Congrats!

Status update!

On October 16, 2014, we mailed you an appointment notice for an interview for November 20, 2014. Please follow the instructions on the notice. If you move while this case is pending, please use our Change of Address online tool to update your case with your new address or call our customer service center at 1-800-375-5283.

Guess I will be attending an interview after all...two days after my birthday. Hoping for a belated birthday present from USCIS!

Congrats and good luck for the interview

Just finished interview:) ..

We were approved on the spot and saw green card in card production.. on our way home now..weee!!

Wow, congrats sis! See, yours was moving forward than mine, lol.

[FROWNcat 24]

So we just got the potential interview waiver letter in the mail today... wonder how long it'll take. :/

[FROWNcat 24]

So we just got the potential interview waiver letter in the mail today... wonder how long it'll take. :/

Anywhere I can check how long it's taking for our local office to review/ approve cases?

Edited October 18, 2014 by FROWNcat

[HappyinLove2014 30]

Congrats!

Congrats and good luck for the interview

Wow, congrats sis! See, yours was moving forward than mine, lol.

Thank you so much for your help sis all the way.. yours will be delivered soon too

[Girl from Celebes 588]

So we just got the potential interview waiver letter in the mail today... wonder how long it'll take. :/

Anywhere I can check how long it's taking for our local office to review/ approve cases?

I followed one of VJ members here and it took almost 7 months for her to get approval from the date of biometric appointment. Again, each local office is vary. You can go here and check it:

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

Thank you so much for your help sis all the way.. yours will be delivered soon too

You are welcome and thank you for the good wishes.

[bob72601 13]

So we just got the potential interview waiver letter in the mail today... wonder how long it'll take. :/

Anywhere I can check how long it's taking for our local office to review/ approve cases?

Join the party. From my understanding, we, that have received the potential waiver letters are having the cases processed at the National Benefits Center and NOT the local offices.

They say the wait is approximately 6 months from the date of the letter. So that means we are looking at March 2015 since our letter was dated September 10, 2014. Best of luck.

[John & Jeanie 3]

I also got a "Notice of Potential Interview Waiver Case letter."

So I guess I will be waiting till April

[uzzey1 2]

Got my letter today aswell DATED 25 Sep. but there's a lil stamp at the end that says "Unable to process (with hand writting) and Action completed approved for filing (with stamp letters)" I don't understand what is that supposed to mean... then I got an envelope inside with the date they got it with a lil yellow sticker that says return tu sender insufficient address unable to forward"

On 22 Sep i changed my address and letter is dated to 25 sep and letter has my old address but i do not know what is unable to process means.

[Zcomuto 16]

Has anyone from June (or maybe may or April) received a green card after an interview waiver letter?

I'm wondering if the 6 months is an upper limit, or if genuinely there will be a 6 month (or more) waiting period.

[FROWNcat 24]

Join the party. From my understanding, we, that have received the potential waiver letters are having the cases processed at the National Benefits Center and NOT the local offices.

They say the wait is approximately 6 months from the date of the letter. So that means we are looking at March 2015 since our letter was dated September 10, 2014. Best of luck.

I missed out on that part... does national benefits center mean Nebraska? Our local one would be the one in Ohio, where I got my biometrics done.

My letter was dated October 15, so it'll take a bit longer. I wonder if people ever get their GC before the infamous 6 months (maybe that's just wishful thinking).

Tank you for the info!

[Magandamorena 0]

We just got our interview waiver letter. Is that the real deal? 6 months now? What's the reality? 6 months? Longer? Shorter?

[bob72601 13]

We just got our interview waiver letter. Is that the real deal? 6 months now? What's the reality? 6 months? Longer? Shorter?

hang in there with the rest of us. Time will be the teller in this situation. Hopefully prior to 6 months, but, then, the government is a "HURRY UP AND WAIT' organization. Best of luck to everyone. we are looking at March 2015 for us.

[rhirhi 35]

Just got our waiver letter in the mail today. Dated Oct 15th. I'm pleased as I didn't really want to do an interview anyway

[sind27 41]

Yay, finally. The game waiting is begin, lol.

that's right lol

[HappyinLove2014 30]

Just an update. Got my green card in the mail today 1 week after interview..