July 2019 - AOS Filers

[WaterLeaf 200]

8 hours ago, Moe428 said:

 

If you sent the original and the English translation, it was either lost or someone was incompetent at their job.  Either way, you should just resend the copies that you have.

 

As for getting the old ones back, it looks like you have to file form G-884: https://www.uscis.gov/g-884

Do I add this to the document that I'll be sending back or do I send this separately?

[Rayge 40]

21 hours ago, Ice&Kae said:

We've the same date. Have you found a thread on things to bring to the interview from any of the forums here? 

Everything you need to bring is listed on the letter you get, its mostly the same info that you already sent them, you do need to take the originals of any documents you submitted ( birth cert, marriage cert etc )

[Moe428 129]

10 hours ago, WaterLeaf said:

Do I add this to the document that I'll be sending back or do I send this separately?

I believe you should send that separately.

[WaterLeaf 200]

1 hour ago, Moe428 said:

I believe you should send that separately.

Ok, I'll do that but I guess I'll mention I send in that file in a writing.

[Grant & Bri 93]

Just checked case status, request for initial evidence has been sent ughhh hope it’s an easy fix ☹️

[LuFlolady 881]

On 10/4/2019 at 3:37 PM, Rayge said:

Got my letter today, Interview is November 6th woot woot, be prepared for a massive list of documents you need to take, and if anyone has a document in non English, get a translation of it now, in case you cant get it between your letter and interview.

congrats!

[maddieanddre 22]

Our status changed to "interview was scheduled" last Thursday (!!), now anxiously awaiting the interview letter in the mail!

[LuFlolady 881]

just curious for those who responded to an RFE have you heard anything since the acknowledgement receipt notification?

[Lori Johnson 35]

My interview has been scheduled and I am expecting the letter this week.  Are they just interviewing me or does my husband (the US citizen) get interviewed as well?

[nadjamacc 11]

32 minutes ago, Lori Johnson said:

My interview has been scheduled and I am expecting the letter this week.  Are they just interviewing me or does my husband (the US citizen) get interviewed as well?

Congrats! Your husband might get some questions too. I heard in some states they separate the couple from the beginning on, but normal is together and most questions are for the beneficiary. 

[Jo&Ryan 346]

34 days since biometrics appointments & no news yet. I really need to stop going to get the mail every single day lol 

[Moe428 129]

30 minutes ago, Nadja92 said:

Congrats! Your husband might get some questions too. I heard in some states they separate the couple from the beginning on, but normal is together and most questions are for the beneficiary. 

 

Separating couples is done based more so on red flags in the application or the interview, rather than the states.

[nadjamacc 11]

Just now, Moe428 said:

 

Separating couples is done based more so on red flags in the application or the interview, rather than the states.

I know that it’s more based on red flags, but apparently there’s one state (don’t remember) that does it all the time. Even with K1 couples.

[Moe428 129]

2 minutes ago, Nadja92 said:

I know that it’s more based on red flags, but apparently there’s one state (don’t remember) that does it all the time. Even with K1 couples.

 

Interesting.  Do you remember if it's one of the more populated states, which could mean more people would be impacted?

[nadjamacc 11]

5 minutes ago, Moe428 said:

 

Interesting.  Do you remember if it's one of the more populated states, which could mean more people would be impacted?

Apparently the interview is done separately in Indiana. Some people say they would do it in Boston, MA all the time too, but it’s just what I heard. I myself are in Queens, NY.