Need advise for my upcoming interview

[Henifawn1993 0]

Hello everyone

Here is my story. I came here 3 years ago by CR1 2016 . My ex husband sponsor me here, when I first came to the USA, he and his family treated me terriblely even thou I tried my best but our relationship wasn’t work out.

I filed a divorce a year after. I filed my I-751 ( divorce waiver ) after 15 months of waiting I just received a interview letter for March 20. 

Now I really don’t know what to do , I don’t have much of evendice to proof my marriage since we didn’t live together. 

We did have a big wedding in Vietnam and a lot of pictures when we were still dating. 

Can you guys help me with my situation? Does anyone know a good lawyer in Charlotte NC can help me with my case?

Thank you so much for reading my post

 

[MohU3 57]

On 3/12/2019 at 12:11 PM, Henifawn1993 said:

Hello everyone

Here is my story. I came here 3 years ago by CR1 2016 . My ex husband sponsor me here, when I first came to the USA, he and his family treated me terriblely even thou I tried my best but our relationship wasn’t work out.

I filed a divorce a year after. I filed my I-751 ( divorce waiver ) after 15 months of waiting I just received a interview letter for March 20. 

Now I really don’t know what to do , I don’t have much of evendice to proof my marriage since we didn’t live together. 

We did have a big wedding in Vietnam and a lot of pictures when we were still dating. 

Can you guys help me with my situation? Does anyone know a good lawyer in Charlotte NC can help me with my case?

Thank you so much for reading my post

 

The lawyer step I believe has passed already. The lawyer in the interview is useless since only you can answer the questions the lawyer can't answer them for you. As for evidence you only can show what you have. So you can show them text messages, FB messages before, during and after the marriage or whatever you have. Emails if you have any. Anything from the mail that you were getting at the claimed marital address that proves you were living there and so on. You need to go with confidence, tell the truth, explain how and why the marriage ended. Show some tax returns if you have any. I had a waiver interview after 4 years from filing and it was fine, lots of questions, but it went good.

[Amadia 711]

I am sorry that you had to endure this uprooting of your life to come to America and then be mistreated this way by your spouse and his family.

Needless to say that you aren't the first to go through this and you definitely won't be the last but there are ways to overcome this. Go to your interview and be as honest in your answers as possible.

Truth gleams through and when people are genuine in their replies, the officer can usually tell the fake from the reality.

 

Chin up, you got this!

[millefleur 5,046]

**Moved from ROC General Discussion to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits to be among similar threads**

[Henifawn1993 0]

On 3/18/2019 at 3:30 PM, Amadia said:

I am sorry that you had to endure this uprooting of your life to come to America and then be mistreated this way by your spouse and his family.

Needless to say that you aren't the first to go through this and you definitely won't be the last but there are ways to overcome this. Go to your interview and be as honest in your answers as possible.

Truth gleams through and when people are genuine in their replies, the officer can usually tell the fake from the reality.

 

Chin up, you got this!

Thank you all for the comment

I just came back fron my interview

It took 2 hours and she asked alot of question and I answered with all my honesty. At the end she let me review all my answers and told me she will process my case before my extension letter expires. Now I just need to wait and see what will happen next. 

I have a few question

 

Do they usually denied your case at the interview or they will send you a decision letter? 

What else can I do now?

[MohU3 57]

On 3/20/2019 at 12:52 PM, Henifawn1993 said:

Thank you all for the comment

I just came back fron my interview

It took 2 hours and she asked alot of question and I answered with all my honesty. At the end she let me review all my answers and told me she will process my case before my extension letter expires. Now I just need to wait and see what will happen next. 

I have a few question

 

Do they usually denied your case at the interview or they will send you a decision letter? 

What else can I do now?

Nothing you can do. Not approving or denying the case on the spot is totally normal specially for a divorce waiver filer. You just need to wait and see what will happen. What impression did you get from her towards the end of the interview ? How was her attitude ? 

[Henifawn1993 0]

11 minutes ago, MohU3 said:

Nothing you can do. Not approving or denying the case on the spot is totally normal specially for a divorce waiver filer. You just need to wait and see what will happen. What impression did you get from her towards the end of the interview ? How was her attitude ? 

She was really nice to me, she told me she will review my case asap before my extensions letter expries . She said we were a great couple . After the interview she walked me out the door with smile and thanked me.

[MohU3 57]

Just now, Henifawn1993 said:

She was really nice to me, she told me she will review my case asap before my extensions letter expries . She said we were a great couple . After the interview she walked me out the door with smile and thanked me.

I would say give it a week or 2 and you gonna see your case status changed to approved. It happened to me and exactly a week after the interview I was approved.

[Henifawn1993 0]

3 minutes ago, MohU3 said:

I would say give it a week or 2 and you gonna see your case status changed to approved. It happened to me and exactly a week after the interview I was approved.

I hope so. Thank you so much

I’ll keep posted

[MohU3 57]

4 hours ago, Henifawn1993 said:

I hope so. Thank you so much

I’ll keep posted

Yes please let me know whenever you get any updates

[Goodluckeveryone 42]

On 3/20/2019 at 12:52 PM, Henifawn1993 said:

Thank you all for the comment

I just came back fron my interview

It took 2 hours and she asked alot of question and I answered with all my honesty. At the end she let me review all my answers and told me she will process my case before my extension letter expires. Now I just need to wait and see what will happen next. 

I have a few question

 

Do they usually denied your case at the interview or they will send you a decision letter? 

What else can I do now?

What kind of questions did she ask about the relationship? Did she go into too much detail?

[PolarPear 8]

On 7/2/2019 at 7:19 PM, Goodluckeveryone said:

What kind of questions did she ask about the relationship? Did she go into too much detail?

 

On 3/20/2019 at 11:52 AM, Henifawn1993 said:

Thank you all for the comment

I just came back fron my interview

It took 2 hours and she asked alot of question and I answered with all my honesty. At the end she let me review all my answers and told me she will process my case before my extension letter expires. Now I just need to wait and see what will happen next. 

I have a few question

 

Do they usually denied your case at the interview or they will send you a decision letter? 

What else can I do now?

hope all is well. Can you go into detail about your interview?

[portorusa 431]

Most likely the interviewer needs her supervisor’s opinion.

Easy cases get approved on the spot, congrats, hand shaking, smiles.

 

[Henifawn1993 0]

41 minutes ago, portorusa said:

Most likely the interviewer needs her supervisor’s opinion.

Easy cases get approved on the spot, congrats, hand shaking, smiles.

 

I hope so. I have been waiting almost 4 months and no news

[PolarPear 8]

On 7/17/2019 at 9:40 PM, Henifawn1993 said:

I hope so. I have been waiting almost 4 months and no news

How did the interview go? What did they ask? Hope all is well and stay patient!