No decision after AOS Interview, please help!

[Carrie212 6]

My husband and i just had the AOS interview at the NYC Office last Monday and unfortunately the officer told us that we will hear back within the next 60 days

 

I am a GC holder and my husband is a F1 visa holder, we have been married for about 2 years now and i have applied for i-130 and i-485 last year. We were waiting for our priority date and it has finally arrived and we were scheduled for an interview last Monday at NYC Office.

Our interview lasted around 10-15 minutes, we brought a ton of documents and photos but the officer did not ask for much. She just asked us the basic questions like how did you meet, when did you get married, when was the last trip you took together, etc.. I even asked her if she wants to see our itineraries and such, and she said no. 

She then took 2 of our photos and asked us the dates and where they were taken. She put a note on the back of the photos. 

She also said "oh you guys also submitted bank statements that go back a while ago"

She then asked for my husband's i-94 card and the new medical exam form.

She then went through the yes/no questionnaire on the I-485 application and asked one last question to my husband about us, but he got confused to he did not give the right answer.

At the end, she asked if we came in for an interview for the I-130 and said that she is missing my I-130 petition and needs to request that and see if i am eligible to apply for a green card to my husband. Our I-130 was approved back in May 2015. Is this possible?

Lastly, she said they will review and get back to us within the next 60 days.. now we are worried  any ideas?

 

Edited March 22, 2017 by Carrie212

[f f 725]

is the priority date current? all countries except for Mexico are on may 8 2015. Mexico is on April 15 2015. 

[Carrie212 6]

2 minutes ago, f f said:

is the priority date current? all countries except for Mexico are on may 8 2015. Mexico is on April 15 2015. 

Yes, it was April 6th. 

[f f 725]

should just be checking that the i130 was approved and it is current. 60 days is a standard time they give.

[Rain50 0]

21 hours ago, Carrie212 said:

My husband and i just had the AOS interview at the NYC Office last Monday and unfortunately the officer told us that we will hear back within the next 60 days

 

I am a GC holder and my husband is a F1 visa holder, we have been married for about 2 years now and i have applied for i-130 and i-485 last year. We were waiting for our priority date and it has finally arrived and we were scheduled for an interview last Monday at NYC Office.

Our interview lasted around 10-15 minutes, we brought a ton of documents and photos but the officer did not ask for much. She just asked us the basic questions like how did you meet, when did you get married, when was the last trip you took together, etc.. I even asked her if she wants to see our itineraries and such, and she said no. 

She then took 2 of our photos and asked us the dates and where they were taken. She put a note on the back of the photos. 

She also said "oh you guys also submitted bank statements that go back a while ago"

She then asked for my husband's i-94 card and the new medical exam form.

She then went through the yes/no questionnaire on the I-485 application and asked one last question to my husband about us, but he got confused to he did not give the right answer.

At the end, she asked if we came in for an interview for the I-130 and said that she is missing my I-130 petition and needs to request that and see if i am eligible to apply for a green card to my husband. Our I-130 was approved back in May 2015. Is this possible?

Lastly, she said they will review and get back to us within the next 60 days.. now we are worried  any ideas?

 

Hope you hear good news soon! My p/d is Dec 2015 and am also a gc holder and my husband is doing his OPT here..anxiously waiting for the process to start. Please keep us updated!! How can you not be eligible to file for your husband? There isn't any interview for the I-130 right? 

[f f 725]

no interview for the i130, just the i485 unless you meet the requirements to have it waved and they chose to wave it.

[Carrie212 6]

On 3/23/2017 at 5:28 PM, f f said:

no interview for the i130, just the i485 unless you meet the requirements to have it waved and they chose to wave it.

What are the requirements, and under what circumstances they wave it? sorry, a little confused

[f f 725]

usually being too old or too young. uscis has a list somewhere but I couldn't find it.