New I-751 Policy - Interviewing Everyone

[njblue 51]

37 minutes ago, wololo said:

You seem to have many connections, and you also get to talk to officers that get very specific answers instead of the scripts they always read, and on top of that you're a newbie user in the forums.

 

I call this one BS. 

I read so many post here that people been approved and I’m tracking some numbers between my case and people keep been approved , I agreed with you lol 

Edited April 13, 2018 by njblue

[Roy&Chanel 109]

I mean even if they're interviewing everyone, doesn't matter to us, nothing to be afraid of. They are probably asking the validity of marriage again.

Its just travelling to the field center can be troublesome for some of those who are working.

Having interviews are better than waiting with no news of it.

[Dracent 1]

2 hours ago, wololo said:

You seem to have many connections, and you also get to talk to officers that get very specific answers instead of the scripts they always read, and on top of that you're a newbie user in the forums.

 

I call this one BS. 

I spoke with a tier 2 officer this evening, and without hesitation she said that the policy did indeed change a few months ago. However, they were slow to initiate the change, so before they did they have been approving as many apps as they could. Now at this point all i-751's will require an interview. She said the timeline may increase and officers are not very thrilled about it (they also don't have local office timelines as of right now)

 

I'll be waiting for your apology

[Ozgirl1981 78]

5 hours ago, GreatDane said:

Maybe. I doubt they have the resources. We've been waiting since August 2016 and know the case has been at the Seattle office for over six months. There's no way they can reasonably interview everyone, let alone within six months.

I've also been waiting since Sept 16, 2016 with local office Seattle too. I know I'm expecting an interview as my ROC and N-400 will be combined. 

[wololo 28]

2 minutes ago, Dracent said:

I spoke with a tier 2 officer this evening, and without hesitation she said that the policy did indeed change a few months ago. However, they were slow to initiate the change, so before they did they have been approving as many apps as they could. Now at this point all i-751's will require an interview. She said the timeline may increase and officers are not very thrilled about it (they also don't have local office timelines as of right now)

 

I'll be waiting for your apology

And I'll be waiting for your official sources, saying you "just talked to them" is not official. Until USCIS doesn't announce any policy change, this is very unlikely to happen.

[Ketsuban 1,034]

They can barely handle their current workload where they interview a minority of applicants. To do this, they would have to go on a mass hiring and training spree with the money they don't even have to pay for overtime.

[Boiler 45,482]

I never realised they did not interview everybody, they interviewed all K1's when I came through, found out that the EV categories seemed to get a pass but those are fairly small numbers.

[cyclone27 710]

Yet there have been approvals without interviews in the last few days so sorry I believed the op is misinformed.

[mindthegap 2,590]

Fake nooz 

[Scandi 4,166]

6 hours ago, Dracent said:

I spoke with a tier 2 officer this evening, and without hesitation she said that the policy did indeed change a few months ago. However, they were slow to initiate the change, so before they did they have been approving as many apps as they could. Now at this point all i-751's will require an interview. She said the timeline may increase and officers are not very thrilled about it (they also don't have local office timelines as of right now)

 

I'll be waiting for your apology

The USCIS "customer support" is called the misinformation line for a reason. Unfortunately you can't believe what they tell you, they would actually say anything just to make you hang up the phone.

 

They simply gave you the wrong information. What the future will bring we don't know yet.

[Scazy 78]

Lol funny. You would ROC and roll for a decade waiting your line for the interview. 

[DebWa 26]

13 hours ago, Boiler said:

I never realised they did not interview everybody, they interviewed all K1's when I came through, found out that the EV categories seemed to get a pass but those are fairly small numbers.

We filed for ROC September 2013 and were approved January 2014 with no interview. We also didn't have an interview for AOS. I know there were other K-1s that applied for ROC around the same time that we did who didn't have an interview. 

 

When did you do your K-1? I know I've seen you on this forum for years, but your timeline isn't filled out.

[AmelieAino 40]

Can we please not spread false information here.

 

1. The wording has never been "moved" to local office - it's RECEIVED at local office. However, it is not moved out of the original CSC/VSC filing location unless they inform you in writing (and they will state exactly where it was moved).

 

2. The majority of people have been getting approved without interviews.

 

3. The local offices do not have the ability to do so many interviews in such a short time, they are already incredibly backlogged.

[NJI751 12]

The OP is a troll. First post on VJ.

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

I love a VJ newbie coming out with a lawyer/connections 'announcing' a new USCIS policy..