Just finished AOS interview...

[Hawaii 0]

My wife an I just got back from our interview at the Honolulu USCIS office.

We arrived at about 9:30 for our 10:00am appointment. We passed through security and presented our appointment papers to the woman behind the desk. We were then told to take a seat in a long intimidating hallway. 10:00am on the nose we were called... We followed the woman down the intimidating hallway into an "examiners" office.

We were somewhat nervous due to some of the horror stories we read about this process. At the same time we had nothing to hide, which was reassuring. We sat down at a desk and opened up our large folder of evidence that took about a week to prepare.

The woman asked when my wife's due date was... "6 weeks" my wife replied, and we all smiled.

The woman went over the original forms we had sent in, section by section. All info was still accurate, then on to questions about our relationship. The woman asked:

• Where and how did we meet?
  
• Had we visited each other and who came to see whom?
  
• Had we met each others parents?
  
• Where was the wedding?
  
• Who attended the wedding?
  
• Where was the reception?
  
• Do you have pictures?
  

After viewing all the pictures the woman complimented us on the photographs and continued to mention that our application for Lawful Permanent Resident was granted. She mentioned the card would be in the mail in about 3 weeks, but could not stamp my wife's passport since it has expired last year.

We checked the time as we exited the USCIS office and to our amazement it was only 10:20am. Overall this experience was not even a 1/4 of hell that we read about. The people at the Honolulu USCIS were pleasant to deal with. The quickness of the process is also amazing.

well, i'm glad the the largest part of the process is over. I figured i'd share my experience.

Aloha

kevin & sophie

[sweettweety 0]

Congatulations both for your approval & for the coming bundle of joy!!!!!

[Hawaii 0]

Congatulations both for your approval & for the coming bundle of joy!!!!!

we both thank you

[raymaga 25]

Congrats on the successful interview and best wishes with the birth of your new little one!!!!

Let us know whether you had a little boy or a little girl!!!!

[Muuuuah 0]

Congratulations

[Jasman0717 9]

Congratulations

[Hawaii 0]

Congrats on the successful interview and best wishes with the birth of your new little one!!!!

Let us know whether you had a little boy or a little girl!!!!

Its a little girl

[together2love 0]

Congrats on both your GC and your baby!

[NAM3 0]

Congatulations

[jo&john 1]

Congratulations on the approval and for that sweet bundle of joy!

Godspeed,

[daphne2109 0]

My wife an I just got back from our interview at the Honolulu USCIS office.

We arrived at about 9:30 for our 10:00am appointment. We passed through security and presented our appointment papers to the woman behind the desk. We were then told to take a seat in a long intimidating hallway. 10:00am on the nose we were called... We followed the woman down the intimidating hallway into an "examiners" office.

We were somewhat nervous due to some of the horror stories we read about this process. At the same time we had nothing to hide, which was reassuring. We sat down at a desk and opened up our large folder of evidence that took about a week to prepare.

The woman asked when my wife's due date was... "6 weeks" my wife replied, and we all smiled.

The woman went over the original forms we had sent in, section by section. All info was still accurate, then on to questions about our relationship. The woman asked:

• Where and how did we meet?
  
• Had we visited each other and who came to see whom?
  
• Had we met each others parents?
  
• Where was the wedding?
  
• Who attended the wedding?
  
• Where was the reception?
  
• Do you have pictures?
  

After viewing all the pictures the woman complimented us on the photographs and continued to mention that our application for Lawful Permanent Resident was granted. She mentioned the card would be in the mail in about 3 weeks, but could not stamp my wife's passport since it has expired last year.

We checked the time as we exited the USCIS office and to our amazement it was only 10:20am. Overall this experience was not even a 1/4 of hell that we read about. The people at the Honolulu USCIS were pleasant to deal with. The quickness of the process is also amazing.

well, i'm glad the the largest part of the process is over. I figured i'd share my experience.

Aloha

kevin & sophie

Congrats for you interview & your coming baby, I had with my husband the interview in Honolulu USCIS too last Thursday and I agree with you guys, people over there were nice, and the process was fast & very well organized. I got the stamp on my passport, and I got approved too so in about 2 weeks max 30 days , the lady told me that, I'll be getting the card by mail. Good luck for everything!!!!! Aloha too!!!!!

[Peggy 1]

Congrats

[Milka 0]

Congratulations and have a wonderful life in the US.

[shusterman 0]

Congratulations!!!

[Hawaii 0]

LPR card came in today!!

Question though... It has her maiden name on it. Her name legally changed on the marriage certificate. Should we call and have it changed or is this normal procedure?

k3v