After Biometrics

[jhammin 4]

Hi Everyone! Im back.. I miss my Vj family here. Anywies im so proud to announced that im here now in L.A last Dec21 2014 and get married last Feb 27, 2015. We sent my AOS last March 27, 2015. Now just today i got letter from USCIS to do my biometrics this June29,2015.. So my question is this. We got also RFE..and we have 87days to submit it. After my Biometrics what happen next?

Ur responds is very highly appreciated.

[Jo Së 200]

Biometrics is just part of the process. You still have to respond to the RFE (the sooner the better), once you do so and they are satisfied you wait for your interview appointment at your nearest USCIS ASC office. Some applicants get lucky and receive a interview waiver letter, but that is noy always the case.

[jhammin 4]

Biometrics is just part of the process. You still have to respond to the RFE (the sooner the better), once you do so and they are satisfied you wait for your interview appointment at your nearest USCIS ASC office. Some applicants get lucky and receive a interview waiver letter, but that is noy always the case.

Thank you! My RFE is Submit a completed and signed Form I-864. Affidavit of Support listed on Form I-130 or I-129F. Also provide copies of petitioners most recent Federal Income Tax return and all supporting tax documents (W2s,1099s, Form 2555, and tax schedules). What i dont understand is we submitted Form I-864 is no longer accepted. I must submit form with a revision of 3/22/2013. All pages of form must be present and of the same revision date.

[TBoneTX 45,291]

*** Thread moved from K-1 Process forum to the AOS/Family-Based main forum -- OP is past the K-1 phase. ***

[Jo Së 200]

What form did you use, where did you download it from?

Go to http://www.uscis.gov/formsand use the form provided there, make sure you print and submit all the pages (9) and provide all supporting documents.

[Mike-eeh and Odie 193]

... Some applicants get lucky and receive a interview waiver letter, but that is noy always the case.

While the interview waiver may be seen as "lucky," (we got one), it can potentially delay the issue of your green card up to a year and a half (as was the case with us). We filed for AOS early March of 2014 and received a potential "waiver" for the interview. My wife was ecstatic, as she gets very nervous during interviews. However, we did not receive the green card until June 12th 2015.

[amerikano1 3]

While the interview waiver may be seen as "lucky," (we got one), it can potentially delay the issue of your green card up to a year and a half (as was the case with us). We filed for AOS early March of 2014 and received a potential "waiver" for the interview. My wife was ecstatic, as she gets very nervous during interviews. However, we did not receive the green card until June 12th 2015.

That's a looong time. We just got my wife's potential interview waiver letter June 11, 2015, so if we are as lucky as you, maybe we're looking at September 2016? Yikes...