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Perment Resident Card without an interview?!?!

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InLove Newbie

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We applied for the I 485 after our marriage. I've received my Permanent Resident Card in the mail a few days ago but I thought my husband and I have to go to an interview first and all that good stuff. All I had taken were my 2 Biometrics. Do we need to interview for something else or what is that infamous interview everybody is talking about? What do I apply for now that I have the Permanent Resident Card? I'm confused.... :huh:

I appreciate any advice.

07/09/05 Sent I-129F

07/11/05 Package arrived in Texas

07/22/05 Check cashed

07/24/05 NOA1

10/11/05 NOA2

11/11/05 Left the states and my baby :'(

01/18/06 Interview in germany

03/30/06 Fly back to the states

06/03/06 The day :)

08/16/06 Biometrics 1

09/26/06 Employment Authorization Card

04/05/06 Biometrics 2

05/09/07 Permanent Resident Card

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We applied for the I 485 after our marriage. I've received my Permanent Resident Card in the mail a few days ago but I thought my husband and I have to go to an interview first and all that good stuff. All I had taken were my 2 Biometrics. Do we need to interview for something else or what is that infamous interview everybody is talking about? What do I apply for now that I have the Permanent Resident Card? I'm confused.... :huh:

I appreciate any advice.

Congratulations - that's great! What you have is the conditional green card and yes, some folks (my husband and I being another such example - and many other folks on these forums) do not need to have an interview. I would suggest that you read the guides as they explain the next step after receiving the conditional Permanent Resident Card.

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:thumbs: Cool thanx. I read a little bit about the next steps now and know what to do next :) I guess I imagined the whole process a little bit more difficult... Well I'm more than glad it wasn't lol

I guess we can lay back and live application free for a while :pop:

07/09/05 Sent I-129F

07/11/05 Package arrived in Texas

07/22/05 Check cashed

07/24/05 NOA1

10/11/05 NOA2

11/11/05 Left the states and my baby :'(

01/18/06 Interview in germany

03/30/06 Fly back to the states

06/03/06 The day :)

08/16/06 Biometrics 1

09/26/06 Employment Authorization Card

04/05/06 Biometrics 2

05/09/07 Permanent Resident Card

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Jasman0717 Grand Master

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It happens a lot, at least out of CSC. Claudeth also received her card without an interview. Congratulations :thumbs:

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Our case went to CSC and we had no interview for AOS, it was like woo hooo! :dance: hehe, happens to many people, so CONGRATS! :thumbs:

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2/5/07 - 2 Year Green Card arrives!!! YAY!!!!

5/10/08 - Received RI Driver's License!

11/10/08 - Removing Conditions - Sent package out!

11/19/08 - Received Notice of Action - 1 year extension on my current green card - now waiting for biometrics letter.

11/28/08 - Received biometrics letter.

12/12/08 - Biometrics appointment - 10am.

01/13/09 - Still waiting............

06/08/09 - Card in production and on it's way!

06/22/09 - Received 10 Year Green Card! YAY!!

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Smile, nod, and say "thanks USCIS!" :thumbs:

*Cheryl -- Nova Scotia ....... Jerry -- Oklahoma*

Jan 17, 2014 N-400 submitted

Jan 27, 2014 NOA received and cheque cashed

Feb 13, 2014 Biometrics scheduled

Nov 7, 2014 NOA received and interview scheduled


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