ROC- evidence? (split and merge)

[julbuk 1]

I need guidance and help on my case. I received a letter, asking us to appear for I-751 interview at March 21st. The letter is a little weird and didn't look like the one that we got for AOS interview 3 years ago. It says the reason for interview is to complete I-751 and is form g-56. Well, while we feel pretty good about our case, we are a little worried as to what might have caused RFE one year after filing and then interview a month after responding to RFE. By the way, our case was pending mostly because of security checks. In the original package, we sent:

• Photocopies of lease paper for ... in Washington DC, showing joint tenancy

• Photocopies of all utility bills (Gas and electricity) with both name, showing joint financial obligations (over 30 utility bills)

• Photocopies of lease paper in Columbus, Ohio, showing joint tenancy (We moved together to OHIO, wife started school there at OSU)

• Photocopy of Water utility bills (10 of them)

• Photocopies of cell phone bills, showing joint account over the course of the marriage ( totaling 24 bills)

• Photocopies of Award payment information forms and agreement between Tenants and ... (BTA). (BTA paid awards to individuals from settlement of the "TOPA" litigation with the former owner ... of the .... We awarded over X USD, which is disbursed in 2 rounds. in both names)

• Photocopies of Bank of America’s credit card, showing joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of the marriage,

• Photocopies of Joint Checking account, showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of the marriage.

• Photocopies of Bank of America’s statements for our joint checking account over the course of marriage (24 statements and over 200 pages)

• Photocopy of 2013 and 2012 tax return transcripts filing status as “Married Filing Jointly”.

• Photocopies of Carefirst Blue choice health insurance cards showing a joint insurance policy (second year)

• Photocopies of HTC health insurance documents showing a joint health insurance policy (First year)

• Photocopies of Life and accidental death insurance by Assurant health, showing joint insurance policies, the designation of beneficiary status to wife and public identification as a married couple over the course of the marriage.

• Photocopies of Dominion Dental Services Inc dental insurance application and documents, showing joint insurance policies, the designation of beneficiary status to wife

• Photocopies of “The Travelers Home and Marine Insurance Company’s renter insurance documents and letters, showing joint insurance policies

• Photocopies of “MED Sense Guaranteed (MESG)’s freedom spirit association” enrollment form, showing the designation of beneficiary status to wife

• Affidavit testifying that the marriage was entered into in good faith, is ongoing, and was not entered into to circumvent immigration law. (two affidavits)

• A sample of Photographs of us, demonstrating consistent and continuous public affection, attendance, interaction, and identification as a married couple at family functions and in public

• Photocopies of envelopes addressed to both of us, showing shared residence

• Photocopies of AAA papers and documents, showing joint account and joint cards

• Photocopy of Expedia travel confirmation from Washington, DC to Portland, Oregon, showing flight itinerary

​After about a year, in January, we got RFE letter. Stating that your file had multiple addresses that are not consistent with your submitted history, so submit additional evidence. We were baffled. All we thought was maybe there is something wrong with the wordings of the lease or maybe because we used paperless statements and forgot to update them on time. (Which was true, we updated our bank statements a little over two months after we moved to OHIO, but common, that shouldn't be a big deal). In response to the RFE, we sent the following:

• Transcript tax return of 2014 showing same residency and married joint filing

• Joint lease renewal document at our address in Ohio (from august 2015 to august 2016)

• Copy of Ohio driver license showing same residence

• Maintenance emails from the property manager company addressed to us

• Pieces of mails addressed to both of us showing same residence

• Pieces of mails address to each individual but at the same period of time over the past three years and to

the same residency

• Copies of different utility bills

• Copy of joint bank account statements showing both names (for the same year that our case was pending)

• Mails received from our bank addressed to both of us

• Joint insurance cards from Ohio caresource

. 70 pictures (Including DC, Virginia and New York Trips)

• Additional evidences that are helpful in establishing good faith marriage including joint cell phone bills, bank account emails, emails and etc

We thought that should be it. We couldn't do better, that's our marital life, what can we do more besides all these?

For the interview, we are preparing to bring almost everything that we have. Pictures of our pet, emails, tax return of this year, more affidavits, power of attorney, will and more recent bank statements and everything we can, even kitchen sink if that might help. Now the question I have is that, I don't think what I bring there is important. we already have had everything submitted. There must be something terribly off. I have been getting a little paranoid recently. Maybe my identity has been stolen and all these thoughts, but I don't think so. I don't have a criminal record, I have never overstayed, I have been to two ivy league schools for master degree, and everything look ok.

I might add that I started an entrepreneurial journey and for that purpose, with three friends, rented a place to have as office almost 2 years ago. Back then, "we work" was not a thing. Do you guys think that that lease might have poped up in the system, so they are now thinking I am gay, living with couple people, LOL. I have the LLC papers and stuff, so I can prove that It was OK, we are coworkers and needed a small office, since we couldn't work in street together. (For those who might be interested, I was working on an e-commerce platform).

Any input, suggestions, guidance would be appreciated.

[julbuk 1]

Hi guys. I am not an august filer, I filed way back at Dec 2014. Our Dec 2014 thread is literally dead, cause no one answered my concerns. I need guidance and help on my case. I received a letter, asking us to appear for I-751 interview at March 21st. The letter is a little weird and didn't look like the one that we got for AOS interview 3 years ago. It says the reason for interview is to complete I-751 and is form g-56. Well, while we feel pretty good about our case, we are a little worried as to what might have caused RFE one year after filing and then interview a month after responding to RFE. By the way, our case was pending mostly because of security checks. In the original package, we sent:

• Photocopies of lease paper for ... in Washington DC, showing joint tenancy

• Photocopies of all utility bills (Gas and electricity) with both name, showing joint financial obligations (over 30 utility bills)

• Photocopies of lease paper in Columbus, Ohio, showing joint tenancy (We moved together to OHIO, wife started school there at OSU)

• Photocopy of Water utility bills (10 of them)

• Photocopies of cell phone bills, showing joint account over the course of the marriage ( totaling 24 bills)

• Photocopies of Award payment information forms and agreement between Tenants and ... (BTA). (BTA paid awards to individuals from settlement of the "TOPA" litigation with the former owner ... of the .... We awarded over X USD, which is disbursed in 2 rounds. in both names)

• Photocopies of Bank of America’s credit card, showing joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of the marriage,

• Photocopies of Joint Checking account, showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of the marriage.

• Photocopies of Bank of America’s statements for our joint checking account over the course of marriage (24 statements and over 200 pages)

• Photocopy of 2013 and 2012 tax return transcripts filing status as “Married Filing Jointly”.

• Photocopies of Carefirst Blue choice health insurance cards showing a joint insurance policy (second year)

• Photocopies of HTC health insurance documents showing a joint health insurance policy (First year)

• Photocopies of Life and accidental death insurance by Assurant health, showing joint insurance policies, the designation of beneficiary status to wife and public identification as a married couple over the course of the marriage.

• Photocopies of Dominion Dental Services Inc dental insurance application and documents, showing joint insurance policies, the designation of beneficiary status to wife

• Photocopies of “The Travelers Home and Marine Insurance Company’s renter insurance documents and letters, showing joint insurance policies

• Photocopies of “MED Sense Guaranteed (MESG)’s freedom spirit association” enrollment form, showing the designation of beneficiary status to wife

• Affidavit testifying that the marriage was entered into in good faith, is ongoing, and was not entered into to circumvent immigration law. (two affidavits)

• A sample of Photographs of us, demonstrating consistent and continuous public affection, attendance, interaction, and identification as a married couple at family functions and in public

• Photocopies of envelopes addressed to both of us, showing shared residence

• Photocopies of AAA papers and documents, showing joint account and joint cards

• Photocopy of Expedia travel confirmation from Washington, DC to Portland, Oregon, showing flight itinerary

​After about a year, in January, we got RFE letter. Stating that your file had multiple addresses that are not consistent with your submitted history, so submit additional evidence. We were baffled. All we thought was maybe there is something wrong with the wordings of the lease or maybe because we used paperless statements and forgot to update them on time. (Which was true, we updated our bank statements a little over two months after we moved to OHIO, but common, that shouldn't be a big deal). In response to the RFE, we sent the following:

• Transcript tax return of 2014 showing same residency and married joint filing

• Joint lease renewal document at our address in Ohio (from august 2015 to august 2016)

• Copy of Ohio driver license showing same residence

• Maintenance emails from the property manager company addressed to us

• Pieces of mails addressed to both of us showing same residence

• Pieces of mails address to each individual but at the same period of time over the past three years and to

the same residency

• Copies of different utility bills

• Copy of joint bank account statements showing both names (for the same year that our case was pending)

• Mails received from our bank addressed to both of us

• Joint insurance cards from Ohio caresource

. 70 pictures (Including DC, Virginia and New York Trips)

• Additional evidences that are helpful in establishing good faith marriage including joint cell phone bills, bank account emails, emails and etc

We thought that should be it. We couldn't do better, that's our marital life, what can we do more besides all these?

For the interview, we are preparing to bring almost everything that we have. Pictures of our pet, emails, tax return of this year, more affidavits, power of attorney, will and more recent bank statements and everything we can, even kitchen sink if that might help. Now the question I have is that, I don't think what I bring there is important. we already have had everything submitted. There must be something terribly off. I have been getting a little paranoid recently. Maybe my identity has been stolen and all these thoughts, but I don't think so. I don't have a criminal record, I have never overstayed, I have been to two ivy league schools for master degree, and everything look ok, no age difference, educational difference, income and stuff.

I might add that I started an entrepreneurial journey and for that purpose, with three friends, rented a place to have as office almost 2 years ago. Back then, "we work" was not a thing. Do you guys think that that lease might have poped up in the system, so they are now thinking I am gay, living with couple people, LOL. I have the LLC papers and stuff, so I can prove that It was OK, we are coworkers and needed a small office, since we couldn't work in street together. (For those who might be interested, I was working on an e-commerce platform).

Any input, suggestions, guidance would be appreciated.

[ctracker 6]

Hi. It sounds like you have submitted more than enough evidence to uscis. I can't think of anything other than additional security clearance and review. When did you submit your file for removal of conditional green card? Mar 21 is kind of soon. When did you receive the notice?

[vanhiscers87 14]

You could see we have only one person so far whos GOING to an interview, so I dont think anyone here can give you any real information but speculations. We know that they have a quota for I-751 interviews and most of bi-national marriages are truthful, so they sometimes randomly pick people for interviews: the person from our group got the interview notice without a prior RFE.

It seems to me that you submit a lot of stuff for the RFE. Another person from July who got approved after an RFE couldnt actually produce any relevant evidence they requested, so they simply submit a letter to explain along with a few more support letters from family/friends. You said in order to prove you lived together, you submitted (irrelevant?) pieces of mails for both of you with the same addresses. How many pieces? Are there so many that they make the documents look super thick while the content of the mails are irrelevant to the petition and it could confuse the USCIS officer? Its possible that your original officer at VSC(?) just got lazy and decided to let you be part of the interview quota after all

I seriously doubt it has anything to do with ID theft; as long as youre not a criminal, your credit score isnt even part of the consideration. Just bring anything they ask for from the interview notice.

Hi guys. I am not an august filer, I filed way back at Dec 2014. Our Dec 2014 thread is literally dead, cause no one answered my concerns. I need guidance and help on my case. I received a letter, asking us to appear for I-751 interview at March 21st. The letter is a little weird and didn't look like the one that we got for AOS interview 3 years ago. It says the reason for interview is to complete I-751 and is form g-56. Well, while we feel pretty good about our case, we are a little worried as to what might have caused RFE one year after filing and then interview a month after responding to RFE. By the way, our case was pending mostly because of security checks. In the original package, we sent:

• Photocopies of lease paper for ... in Washington DC, showing joint tenancy
• Photocopies of all utility bills (Gas and electricity) with both name, showing joint financial obligations (over 30 utility bills)
• Photocopies of lease paper in Columbus, Ohio, showing joint tenancy (We moved together to OHIO, wife started school there at OSU)
• Photocopy of Water utility bills (10 of them)
• Photocopies of cell phone bills, showing joint account over the course of the marriage ( totaling 24 bills)
• Photocopies of Award payment information forms and agreement between Tenants and ... (BTA). (BTA paid awards to individuals from settlement of the "TOPA" litigation with the former owner ... of the .... We awarded over X USD, which is disbursed in 2 rounds. in both names)
• Photocopies of Bank of Americas credit card, showing joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of the marriage,
• Photocopies of Joint Checking account, showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of the marriage.
• Photocopies of Bank of Americas statements for our joint checking account over the course of marriage (24 statements and over 200 pages)
• Photocopy of 2013 and 2012 tax return transcripts filing status as Married Filing Jointly.
• Photocopies of Carefirst Blue choice health insurance cards showing a joint insurance policy (second year)
• Photocopies of HTC health insurance documents showing a joint health insurance policy (First year)
• Photocopies of Life and accidental death insurance by Assurant health, showing joint insurance policies, the designation of beneficiary status to wife and public identification as a married couple over the course of the marriage.
• Photocopies of Dominion Dental Services Inc dental insurance application and documents, showing joint insurance policies, the designation of beneficiary status to wife
• Photocopies of The Travelers Home and Marine Insurance Companys renter insurance documents and letters, showing joint insurance policies
• Photocopies of MED Sense Guaranteed (MESG)s freedom spirit association enrollment form, showing the designation of beneficiary status to wife
• Affidavit testifying that the marriage was entered into in good faith, is ongoing, and was not entered into to circumvent immigration law. (two affidavits)
• A sample of Photographs of us, demonstrating consistent and continuous public affection, attendance, interaction, and identification as a married couple at family functions and in public
• Photocopies of envelopes addressed to both of us, showing shared residence
• Photocopies of AAA papers and documents, showing joint account and joint cards
• Photocopy of Expedia travel confirmation from Washington, DC to Portland, Oregon, showing flight itinerary

​After about a year, in January, we got RFE letter. Stating that your file had multiple addresses that are not consistent with your submitted history, so submit additional evidence. We were baffled. All we thought was maybe there is something wrong with the wordings of the lease or maybe because we used paperless statements and forgot to update them on time. (Which was true, we updated our bank statements a little over two months after we moved to OHIO, but common, that shouldn't be a big deal). In response to the RFE, we sent the following:

Transcript tax return of 2014 showing same residency and married joint filing

Joint lease renewal document at our address in Ohio (from august 2015 to august 2016)

Copy of Ohio driver license showing same residence

Maintenance emails from the property manager company addressed to us

Pieces of mails addressed to both of us showing same residence

Pieces of mails address to each individual but at the same period of time over the past three years and to

the same residency

Copies of different utility bills

Copy of joint bank account statements showing both names (for the same year that our case was pending)

Mails received from our bank addressed to both of us

Joint insurance cards from Ohio caresource

. 70 pictures (Including DC, Virginia and New York Trips)

Additional evidences that are helpful in establishing good faith marriage including joint cell phone bills, bank account emails, emails and etc

We thought that should be it. We couldn't do better, that's our marital life, what can we do more besides all these?

For the interview, we are preparing to bring almost everything that we have. Pictures of our pet, emails, tax return of this year, more affidavits, power of attorney, will and more recent bank statements and everything we can, even kitchen sink if that might help. Now the question I have is that, I don't think what I bring there is important. we already have had everything submitted. There must be something terribly off. I have been getting a little paranoid recently. Maybe my identity has been stolen and all these thoughts, but I don't think so. I don't have a criminal record, I have never overstayed, I have been to two ivy league schools for master degree, and everything look ok, no age difference, educational difference, income and stuff.

I might add that I started an entrepreneurial journey and for that purpose, with three friends, rented a place to have as office almost 2 years ago. Back then, "we work" was not a thing. Do you guys think that that lease might have poped up in the system, so they are now thinking I am gay, living with couple people, LOL. I have the LLC papers and stuff, so I can prove that It was OK, we are coworkers and needed a small office, since we couldn't work in street together. (For those who might be interested, I was working on an e-commerce platform).

Any input, suggestions, guidance would be appreciated.

Edited March 11, 2016 by vanhiscers87

[pradobbt 1]

Hi guys. I am not an august filer, I filed way back at Dec 2014. Our Dec 2014 thread is literally dead, cause no one answered my concerns. I need guidance and help on my case. I received a letter, asking us to appear for I-751 interview at March 21st. The letter is a little weird and didn't look like the one that we got for AOS interview 3 years ago. It says the reason for interview is to complete I-751 and is form g-56. Well, while we feel pretty good about our case, we are a little worried as to what might have caused RFE one year after filing and then interview a month after responding to RFE. By the way, our case was pending mostly because of security checks. In the original package, we sent:

• Photocopies of lease paper for ... in Washington DC, showing joint tenancy

• Photocopies of all utility bills (Gas and electricity) with both name, showing joint financial obligations (over 30 utility bills)

• Photocopies of lease paper in Columbus, Ohio, showing joint tenancy (We moved together to OHIO, wife started school there at OSU)

• Photocopy of Water utility bills (10 of them)

• Photocopies of cell phone bills, showing joint account over the course of the marriage ( totaling 24 bills)

• Photocopies of Award payment information forms and agreement between Tenants and ... (BTA). (BTA paid awards to individuals from settlement of the "TOPA" litigation with the former owner ... of the .... We awarded over X USD, which is disbursed in 2 rounds. in both names)

• Photocopies of Bank of America’s credit card, showing joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of the marriage,

• Photocopies of Joint Checking account, showing a joint account, and joint financial obligations and responsibility, over the course of the marriage.

• Photocopies of Bank of America’s statements for our joint checking account over the course of marriage (24 statements and over 200 pages)

• Photocopy of 2013 and 2012 tax return transcripts filing status as “Married Filing Jointly”.

• Photocopies of Carefirst Blue choice health insurance cards showing a joint insurance policy (second year)

• Photocopies of HTC health insurance documents showing a joint health insurance policy (First year)

• Photocopies of Life and accidental death insurance by Assurant health, showing joint insurance policies, the designation of beneficiary status to wife and public identification as a married couple over the course of the marriage.

• Photocopies of Dominion Dental Services Inc dental insurance application and documents, showing joint insurance policies, the designation of beneficiary status to wife

• Photocopies of “The Travelers Home and Marine Insurance Company’s renter insurance documents and letters, showing joint insurance policies

• Photocopies of “MED Sense Guaranteed (MESG)’s freedom spirit association” enrollment form, showing the designation of beneficiary status to wife

• Affidavit testifying that the marriage was entered into in good faith, is ongoing, and was not entered into to circumvent immigration law. (two affidavits)

• A sample of Photographs of us, demonstrating consistent and continuous public affection, attendance, interaction, and identification as a married couple at family functions and in public

• Photocopies of envelopes addressed to both of us, showing shared residence

• Photocopies of AAA papers and documents, showing joint account and joint cards

• Photocopy of Expedia travel confirmation from Washington, DC to Portland, Oregon, showing flight itinerary

​After about a year, in January, we got RFE letter. Stating that your file had multiple addresses that are not consistent with your submitted history, so submit additional evidence. We were baffled. All we thought was maybe there is something wrong with the wordings of the lease or maybe because we used paperless statements and forgot to update them on time. (Which was true, we updated our bank statements a little over two months after we moved to OHIO, but common, that shouldn't be a big deal). In response to the RFE, we sent the following:

• Transcript tax return of 2014 showing same residency and married joint filing

• Joint lease renewal document at our address in Ohio (from august 2015 to august 2016)

• Copy of Ohio driver license showing same residence

• Maintenance emails from the property manager company addressed to us

• Pieces of mails addressed to both of us showing same residence

• Pieces of mails address to each individual but at the same period of time over the past three years and to

the same residency

• Copies of different utility bills

• Copy of joint bank account statements showing both names (for the same year that our case was pending)

• Mails received from our bank addressed to both of us

• Joint insurance cards from Ohio caresource

. 70 pictures (Including DC, Virginia and New York Trips)

• Additional evidences that are helpful in establishing good faith marriage including joint cell phone bills, bank account emails, emails and etc

We thought that should be it. We couldn't do better, that's our marital life, what can we do more besides all these?

For the interview, we are preparing to bring almost everything that we have. Pictures of our pet, emails, tax return of this year, more affidavits, power of attorney, will and more recent bank statements and everything we can, even kitchen sink if that might help. Now the question I have is that, I don't think what I bring there is important. we already have had everything submitted. There must be something terribly off. I have been getting a little paranoid recently. Maybe my identity has been stolen and all these thoughts, but I don't think so. I don't have a criminal record, I have never overstayed, I have been to two ivy league schools for master degree, and everything look ok, no age difference, educational difference, income and stuff.

I might add that I started an entrepreneurial journey and for that purpose, with three friends, rented a place to have as office almost 2 years ago. Back then, "we work" was not a thing. Do you guys think that that lease might have poped up in the system, so they are now thinking I am gay, living with couple people, LOL. I have the LLC papers and stuff, so I can prove that It was OK, we are coworkers and needed a small office, since we couldn't work in street together. (For those who might be interested, I was working on an e-commerce platform).

Any input, suggestions, guidance would be appreciated.

Seems like you are from Iran. I have noticed mostly filers from some certain countries do get looked into deeply. You should not have a problem ,seems like you have a lot of evidence and your marriage is legit

[julbuk 1]

You could see we have only one person so far whos GOING to an interview, so I dont think anyone here can give you any real information but speculations. We know that they have a quota for I-751 interviews and most of bi-national marriages are truthful, so they sometimes randomly pick people for interviews: the person from our group got the interview notice without a prior RFE.

It seems to me that you submit a lot of stuff for the RFE. Another person from July who got approved after an RFE couldnt actually produce any relevant evidence they requested, so they simply submit a letter to explain along with a few more support letters from family/friends. You said in order to prove you lived together, you submitted (irrelevant?) pieces of mails for both of you with the same addresses. How many pieces? Are there so many that they make the documents look super thick while the content of the mails are irrelevant to the petition and it could confuse the USCIS officer? Its possible that your original officer at VSC(?) just got lazy and decided to let you be part of the interview quota after all

I seriously doubt it has anything to do with ID theft; as long as youre not a criminal, your credit score isnt even part of the consideration. Just bring anything they ask for from the interview notice.

Thanks for your reply. Our file was thick, but relevant. For instance, we sent all the bank statements from when we opened account together to the day we submitted application. The pieces of mail with different addresses on it was mostly about our different student loans, but sent to the same address. And some tax stuff with individual names on it, but again sent to the same address. Again, I feel pretty good about our case, so I am totally relaxed (You can't get too worried when you're courtship is legit), but that caused us think about possible red flags that we might not be aware of. And we are also a little tired of delay in our case, so a month ago, I applied for citizenship and I assume that might have triggered this interview

[julbuk 1]

Seems like you are from Iran. I have noticed mostly filers from some certain countries do get looked into deeply. You should not have a problem ,seems like you have a lot of evidence and your marriage is legit

That's what I am suspecting. They can look into my file and background as much as they want to, but I want them to get it done sooner!! It's been 15 months and our case has been pending so far. Th interview will hopefully put an end to this.

[julbuk 1]

Hi. It sounds like you have submitted more than enough evidence to uscis. I can't think of anything other than additional security clearance and review. When did you submit your file for removal of conditional green card? Mar 21 is kind of soon. When did you receive the notice?

I submitted my file on December 15th, 2014. Then got an RFE on January 7th, 2016 (13 months later). Immediately responded with tons of other relevant stuff as you can see in my previous post. A month later, on feb 27th, I got the interview notice for march 21st.

[vanhiscers87 14]

That might just be it: since your N-400 case would have to be adjudicated by a local USCIS field office, they figure they have a very good reason to throw the ball to someone else especially if your I-751 was with VSC. Since you've already waited for a year, I guess as long as your pending I-751 doesn't further delay your N-400, you should be fine.

Thanks for your reply. Our file was thick, but relevant. For instance, we sent all the bank statements from when we opened account together to the day we submitted application. The pieces of mail with different addresses on it was mostly about our different student loans, but sent to the same address. And some tax stuff with individual names on it, but again sent to the same address. Again, I feel pretty good about our case, so I am totally relaxed (You can't get too worried when you're courtship is legit), but that caused us think about possible red flags that we might not be aware of. And we are also a little tired of delay in our case, so a month ago, I applied for citizenship and I assume that might have triggered this interview

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

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[julbuk 1]

I will keep you guys posted about our interview. It might be helpful for other individuals who go through this process and are in my shoes. Frankly, with regards to evidence, we are fine. But one can not stop thinking about everything in this situation. We have been thinking about everything, like is it my country of citizenship? Has somebody told them something to cause us discomfort (We can't think of anyone, cause we have no enemy)? Maybe somebody's got jealous as to why a blond girl with blue eyes have got married to a guy from middle east and all that (By the way, we are both non-believer and we don't practice any religion)? Maybe the IO thinks it is strange a girl here could marry a crazy muslim LOL (Again neither she is christian, nor I am a muslim). In the first interview they asked about our religion differences and I told them we are both secular humanist and we don't belong to any institution of organized religion. Then we showed them picture of us drinking cocktail. The AOS interview was easy. And again, the list of things we are thinking of is long, but it's more like paranoia rather some factual things. I appreciate if anyone has any other input or have been in the same position before!

[julbuk 1]

Hey guys, I had my interview 4 days ago on march 21st. It was like a stokes interview. We were seperated and were asked questions extensively. About 30 questions were asked. We totally matched everyone of them. We are living together, duh. If you live together, you will know them, unless you are absent minded. Anyways, today I received a letter. We are approved. I am really happy. If your marriage is legit, you won't have an issue

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

I am so glad, congrats!

And thanks for the update.