Interview Finished - Notice of Interview Results Paper?

[edpa 20]

Hi!

We had our interview today in the Los Angeles office and our officer was very nice. She mainly asked my spouse (immigrant) questions, took extra supporting documents from us, looked through photos, and asked some basic questions. The whole process took about 15 minutes, and it seemed very positive.

At the end of the interview she said we would most likely be receiving a approval, but they would need to continue the review and she gave us the Notice of Interview Results paper with the following checkmark:

"Your case is being held for review. At this time, USCIS does not require any further information or documents from you. Should further information or documents be required, you will receive a notice in the mail. We may also schedule you for another interview, you will receive a notice in the mail. Otherwise a final decision will be mailed once your case is complete."

Has anyone else had a similar experience? Is this paper commonly given?

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[sarah86 8]

from what I have read on here from other's interviews, when an interview is conducted, the final sentence is what they have told you. " you are most likely approved/ i will suggest and approval for you/ but the files and my notes have to be reviewed and approved by my supervisor" and people have received notices about card production shortly after the interview, some one day later, some a few days later. Soooo, CONGRATS!!!

[edpa 20]

from what I have read on here from other's interviews, when an interview is conducted, the final sentence is what they have told you. " you are most likely approved/ i will suggest and approval for you/ but the files and my notes have to be reviewed and approved by my supervisor" and people have received notices about card production shortly after the interview, some one day later, some a few days later. Soooo, CONGRATS!!!

Thanks! Our interview was Friday, and Monday morning, we checked the case online and it was set to approved! We feel so relieved!

Let me know if you need any assistance if you're in the AOS process Good luck!

Edited April 14, 2016 by edpa

[Blessboy77 1]

What were some of the questions they asked?

[edpa 20]

What were some of the questions they asked?

We arrived there an hour early, and we were taken in at our appointment time. The lady was very friendly, she swore us in, and we sat down.

She first asked if we wanted to include anything else to support our application. I took out the binder and gave her: checking account statement with both names on it, savings account statement with both names on it, lease with both names on it, travel tickets we had together, utility bills, and family plan for T-Mobile. She also took the copy of my passport that I had on me. She asked my husband what his full name is, his date of birth, and the day we got married. She went through and asked him all the questions on the 485 again - asked if he ever had any other status in the US besides tourist/business visa (no he hasn't). She verified he was discharged from his mandatory military services in Turkey. Then she asked to look through pictures we brought, she asked to tell us how we met, and then gave us back the binder. She said she's going to give us a "Notice of Interview Results" paper, and that we would receive a notice once they have a decision. She talked about how the greencard would come in 3-4 weeks and if it doesn't we should make an infopass. Other than that, the whole process took less than 15 mins. There was nothing else she asked...

We got the greencard about 5 business days later