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RiaB   1

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So my ex and I went for his interview. We are not legally separated and I had no choice but to go. The interviewer just looked at the papers provided by my ex and then asked me a question about a bank account where I said I don't have access to it and that's it. He told us to wait outside for a few minutes and came out saying we will get a notice in the mail. What does that mean?

Now we didn't tell the interviewer we are separated but there was no interaction between us at all either. I really don't care either way if he gets approved or not as long as I can move on with my life.

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Cheezees   1,514

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1. Why did you have no choice but to go?

2. Is he your ex or do you mean your soon-to-be-ex?

3. Was this interview after he received an RFE?

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Why did you have no choice?

Well there is still the I864.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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RiaB   1

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It was an arranged marriage and lots of things to do with our particular society that I can't ignore.

It's soon to be ex. He got a RFE to submit more proof a few months ago and which he did and then got a letter for an interview but from what I read and heard, this is nothing like an interview.

I'm just wondering if that means he got approved or there is another process.

What is the I864?

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I 864 is the support document you signed.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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It just sounds like they're saying they'll send notice of whatever the outcome is.

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Why did you have no choice?

Well there is still the I864.

She clearly had no intention of doing what you are asking her to do. She obviously is supportive of her soon to be ex-husband at this point. She did not say she wanted to withdraw her support from what i read. She was there for him but she doesn't care whatever happens. But she obviously does care as she is here asking about it.

To the OP..It means they will send a decision of some sort in the mail.

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Never asked her to do anything. I would expect most people in this situation would be concerned about the I 864 and any criminal repercussions.

I was thinking we had a DV situation.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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I can't mess up his case again cause it's going to be a lot more trouble in the future for me. But the only reason I'm asking is, I want to know how much longer the process is going to be so I can officially file for divorce once a decision has been made.

Someone told me we might have to go back for an interview? Is that true?

Also will mental abuse qualify for DV? If this is going to go for a longer period, I'm afraid I can't be as supportive of him getting his green card.

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I can't mess up his case again cause it's going to be a lot more trouble in the future for me. But the only reason I'm asking is, I want to know how much longer the process is going to be so I can officially file for divorce once a decision has been made.

Someone told me we might have to go back for an interview? Is that true?

Also will mental abuse qualify for DV? If this is going to go for a longer period, I'm afraid I can't be as supportive of him getting his green card.

Can't tell, some people has been waiting for years to get uscis decision.

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I can't mess up his case again cause it's going to be a lot more trouble in the future for me. But the only reason I'm asking is, I want to know how much longer the process is going to be so I can officially file for divorce once a decision has been made.

Someone told me we might have to go back for an interview? Is that true?

Also will mental abuse qualify for DV? If this is going to go for a longer period, I'm afraid I can't be as supportive of him getting his green card.

You guys will probably hear something in a month's time. Usually will take less than that but you never know.

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