Interview approved

[shoe 0]

Well it was a 6 hr drive form where we live. We arrived on time of course about 40 minutes early we were called in 5 min. after our interview time.The interviewer was not the smiley type at all or so we thought. He swore us in. Asked for our IDs and my passport. He took my I-94 out of the passport. He asked me my bday and my husband his own. He asked my husband when we met and how long we were 2gether b4 getting married. He asked my husband why he decided to marry me. He asked for evidence of out lives together so I whipped out a huge chunk of proof. Then he asked me the NO NO NO questions. Afterwards he asked if I ever attended school since I was here on a F1 visa. So I told him I went to school for 2yrs and after I met my husband when we got pregnant the doctor put me on bed rest and I was not able to return to school after that. Then he asked my husband his proffesion and asked for our 2006 tax return luckily we had it. I was a nervous wreck the whole time. He then said the majic words "YOUR CASE IS APPROVED" :dance: :dancing: you will be getting a 10 yrs PR card. So then my husband broke the ice by asking him about a famous street in Memphis I have no clue what they were talking about I was in my own world by that time. A couple of laughs :lol: :lol: Oh yeah I then asked him if it was possible for him to have my card sent with my sir-name/married name and he was more than happy to take care of it. He said I would have my card in the mail in 7-10 days. WOW after all I went thru I cannot believe this was it. Well he did not say anything about a FBI check so I suppose Im out of the wood works. Im crossing my fingers hoping the card comes with my name in correct spelling. Thank you all for moral and mental support. One love

[Ladylethal 12]

Congrats! Glad to know it was a breeze, always nice to hear those stories.

[Niels Bohr 72]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

I love listening to the stories of success.

[mozplay 29]

Congrats!

Mo

[Savanphil 3]

Congratulations

[Ngoc-Anh 1]

Well it was a 6 hr drive form where we live. We arrived on time of course about 40 minutes early we were called in 5 min. after our interview time.The interviewer was not the smiley type at all or so we thought. He swore us in. Asked for our IDs and my passport. He took my I-94 out of the passport. He asked me my bday and my husband his own. He asked my husband when we met and how long we were 2gether b4 getting married. He asked my husband why he decided to marry me. He asked for evidence of out lives together so I whipped out a huge chunk of proof. Then he asked me the NO NO NO questions. Afterwards he asked if I ever attended school since I was here on a F1 visa. So I told him I went to school for 2yrs and after I met my husband when we got pregnant the doctor put me on bed rest and I was not able to return to school after that. Then he asked my husband his proffesion and asked for our 2006 tax return luckily we had it. I was a nervous wreck the whole time. He then said the majic words "YOUR CASE IS APPROVED" :dance: :dancing: you will be getting a 10 yrs PR card. So then my husband broke the ice by asking him about a famous street in Memphis I have no clue what they were talking about I was in my own world by that time. A couple of laughs :lol: :lol: Oh yeah I then asked him if it was possible for him to have my card sent with my sir-name/married name and he was more than happy to take care of it. He said I would have my card in the mail in 7-10 days. WOW after all I went thru I cannot believe this was it. Well he did not say anything about a FBI check so I suppose Im out of the wood works. Im crossing my fingers hoping the card comes with my name in correct spelling. Thank you all for moral and mental support. One love

congratulations!!!!!

[John & Annie 0]

Well it was a 6 hr drive form where we live. We arrived on time of course about 40 minutes early we were called in 5 min. after our interview time.The interviewer was not the smiley type at all or so we thought. He swore us in. Asked for our IDs and my passport. He took my I-94 out of the passport. He asked me my bday and my husband his own. He asked my husband when we met and how long we were 2gether b4 getting married. He asked my husband why he decided to marry me. He asked for evidence of out lives together so I whipped out a huge chunk of proof. Then he asked me the NO NO NO questions. Afterwards he asked if I ever attended school since I was here on a F1 visa. So I told him I went to school for 2yrs and after I met my husband when we got pregnant the doctor put me on bed rest and I was not able to return to school after that. Then he asked my husband his proffesion and asked for our 2006 tax return luckily we had it. I was a nervous wreck the whole time. He then said the majic words "YOUR CASE IS APPROVED" :dance: :dancing: you will be getting a 10 yrs PR card. So then my husband broke the ice by asking him about a famous street in Memphis I have no clue what they were talking about I was in my own world by that time. A couple of laughs :lol: :lol: Oh yeah I then asked him if it was possible for him to have my card sent with my sir-name/married name and he was more than happy to take care of it. He said I would have my card in the mail in 7-10 days. WOW after all I went thru I cannot believe this was it. Well he did not say anything about a FBI check so I suppose Im out of the wood works. Im crossing my fingers hoping the card comes with my name in correct spelling. Thank you all for moral and mental support. One love

Congratulations!!!!!!!

Now this is for the search feature (trying to be funny)

AOS from a F1 visa, waited to get married, 10 year green card

I think I covered it.

[Dr_LHA 3]

I have a question: I'm on a F-1 visa, but have quit school a year ago and have remained here ilegally for a year. Can I file for AOS? Or will I be executed for visa overstay?

[together2love 0]

Congrats on your approval. Great news this morning!

[shoe 0]

I have a question: I'm on a F-1 visa, but have quit school a year ago and have remained here ilegally for a year. Can I file for AOS? Or will I be executed for visa overstay?

I was an overstay for over 2yrs and I did not have any problems he just asked how long i went to school for and why I quit. That was it

[Dr_LHA 3]

I have a question: I'm on a F-1 visa, but have quit school a year ago and have remained here ilegally for a year. Can I file for AOS? Or will I be executed for visa overstay?

I was an overstay for over 2yrs and I did not have any problems he just asked how long i went to school for and why I quit. That was it

My post was not entirely serious.

[John & Annie 0]

I have a question: I'm on a F-1 visa, but have quit school a year ago and have remained here ilegally for a year. Can I file for AOS? Or will I be executed for visa overstay?

Would you like a cigarette prior to facing the firing squad for that offense :lol:

[TracyLuis 0]

I have a question: I'm on a F-1 visa, but have quit school a year ago and have remained here ilegally for a year. Can I file for AOS? Or will I be executed for visa overstay?

I was an overstay for over 2yrs and I did not have any problems he just asked how long i went to school for and why I quit. That was it

My post was not entirely serious.

Not everyone gets you...

[seldi 1]

Congrats!!

[isleta521 5]

Those non-smily totally serious interviews are a nerve racker - we definately remember that one.

Congrats!!