Military Orders

[MmmBlondie 8]

My GC expires on the 21st October and I've been out of the country so I'm only just filing to remove conditions today. My husband (US Military) will be deploying any day now and will more than likely be gone for the interview portion.

I will be attaching his orders but do I write on top of the I-751 form anything or will this void the form. As per the instructions it says...

"In order for USCIS to identify filings based on military or government orders, petitioners are required to indicate on top of Form I-751, "Active Military" or "Government Orders" and submit a copy of their current military or government orders".

I am unsure though if this is just for active members who live outside of the US or anyone.

Any help is appreciated.

[UK_Fan 192]

there is a 99.9% chance that you won't have an interview at all.

[Khal_Drogo 50]

I have had the pleasure of talking to the USCIS Field Office personnel at the London Embassy on two occasions, and this is what they told us, and I am paraphrasing:

"There will be no interview. I'm just going to shoot straight with you. Most CIS people will tell you there's a small chance, I'm gonna tell you there's not. There are only three of us at the embassy, and if we had to do interviews with everyone who filed, we'd never get anything done and we'd be backlogged for years."

The guy I talked to specifically had this to say further:

"Now, I will not lie, I have worked at the embassy for about twenty years. And I have done interviews of military spouses. Three times. And only because those cases were such obvious cases of fraud that I mainly did it just to see if I was being trolled."

I'm assuming you are here in England (Lakenheath/Mildenhall/Feltwell? Or elsewhere?), so there are your chances for that.