Removing of Conditions Interview

[mrsgraham91 7]

My husband and I attended our Interview at the San Antonio Texas office. No questions other than how we met and verifying our address as we have moved a few times.  After interview we were told it would be 30 to 60 days before hearing anything and yesterday evening I checked the status and it had already changed to Card being produced. Anyone else have that quick of a turn around?

[Highmystic 234]

For our AOS,  APT was on Monday,  Tuesday said card being made,  Thursday USPS picked up and the tracking number, and will be delivered tomorrow!  This was out of Phoenix.  Congrats on your ROC!

 

[Dotagirlandboy 30]

I’m curious did you also have an AOS interview?

[onetothered 90]

Your timeline show you applied for ROC in oct 2017. That sound pretty long. Congrats it is finally over. 

[mrsgraham91 7]

9 hours ago, Dotagirlandboy said:

I’m curious did you also have an AOS interview?

No we got waived for that one. 

[mrsgraham91 7]

8 hours ago, redone1 said:

Your timeline show you applied for ROC in oct 2017. That sound pretty long. Congrats it is finally over. 

Yeah they were behind with the initial process for ROC. We g ou t to extension notifications. But the actual interview which they say is now required for all I751 was gonna be another 20 to 60 days before we knew anything. But the status was updated just 2 days after the interview. Glad its finally over. 😊

[Crazy Cat 42,275]

23 minutes ago, mrsgraham91 said:

But the actual interview which they say is now required for all I751

Who told you this? 

[mrsgraham91 7]

20 minutes ago, missileman said:

Who told you this? 

I read it on their website. Before the use to waive them if all was in order but I believe it said all applicants are now required to have an interview for ROC especially if your original one was waived for AOS and ours was. 

[mrsgraham91 7]

5 minutes ago, mrsgraham91 said:

I read it on their website. Before the use to waive them if all was in order but I believe it said all applicants are now required to have an interview for ROC especially if your original one was waived for AOS and ours was. 

 

[Crazy Cat 42,275]

16 minutes ago, mrsgraham91 said:

I read it on their website. Before the use to waive them if all was in order but I believe it said all applicants are now required to have an interview for ROC especially if your original one was waived for AOS and ours was. 

@HGH is tracking cases.  Several recent cases have not required interviews.....

[mrsgraham91 7]

20 minutes ago, missileman said:

@HGH is tracking cases.  Several recent cases have not required interviews.....

That's great. Even though ours wasn't bad at all. Simple and to the point, I hear some arent that lucky. 

[Crazy Cat 42,275]

2 minutes ago, mrsgraham91 said:

That's great. Even though ours wasn't bad at all. Simple and to the point, I hear some arent that lucky. 

In all honesty, I think I-751 interviews are a waste of resources.  In the 1st quarter of FY 2019, it appears that only 3 percent of cases were initially denied........If those denied cases were then appealed & 75% were approved, the actual overall denial rate would be less than 1%..........so why even conduct them?

[mrsgraham91 7]

16 minutes ago, missileman said:

In all honesty, I think I-751 interviews are a waste of resources.  In the 1st quarter of FY 2019, it appears that only 3 percent of cases were initially denied........If those denied cases were then appealed & 75% were approved, the actual overall denial rate would be less than 1%..........so why even conduct them?

True because they ask for the same information. All the paperwork I sent to them is the same documentation I took. We have been married 4 years now and it's on the up and up. No fraud but our of love for each other. I just feel how can their perception determine if my marriage is real or not. Unfortunately there are some who do and because of them we have to jump thru hoops to prove our marriage is real.

[Scandi 4,180]

1 hour ago, mrsgraham91 said:

 

It clearly says in your screenshot there that "Generally, USCIS officers must interview a conditional permanent resident, unless the interview is waived."

 

So not sure why people still believe everyone is getting interviewed. Clearly USCIS website says no such thing.

[yuna628 9,712]

Well, we were never interviewed for AOS or ROC, and I still see this happening to those filing, so I think it's reasonable that a person with a strong enough case and evidence can make it through without a single interview at all.