Notice of INTERVIEW to actual INTERVIEW

[ourwildjourney 103]

Hi AOS peeps!  What is the general time we are finding between getting the YOU ARE READY TO BE SCHEDULED FOR YOUR INTERVIEW notice and the ACTUAL interview being scheduled?

 

Ironically, we actually are hoping it takes a while. My wife's passport was expiring in a few days, so the second she got her combo card, she went home to get her passport (long story of why she could not do it from the USA since my dog literally ate her passport years ago and she had to get a temporary passport, but I digress ...)

 

Of course, the second she got to Canada, we received the "You are ready to be scheduled" email.

 

1.  If this runs like the rest of the process, it means her actual interview is probably 6 months away.

2.  Also, if this runs like the rest of this process, it means that the email notification comes weeks and weeks or months and months after it should.

 

Generally, what are people finding is the time between having and interview scheduled and it actually getting set in stone?

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

1 hour ago, ourwildjourney said:

Hi AOS peeps!  What is the general time we are finding between getting the YOU ARE READY TO BE SCHEDULED FOR YOUR INTERVIEW notice and the ACTUAL interview being scheduled?

 

Ironically, we actually are hoping it takes a while. My wife's passport was expiring in a few days, so the second she got her combo card, she went home to get her passport (long story of why she could not do it from the USA since my dog literally ate her passport years ago and she had to get a temporary passport, but I digress ...)

 

Of course, the second she got to Canada, we received the "You are ready to be scheduled" email.

 

1.  If this runs like the rest of the process, it means her actual interview is probably 6 months away.

2.  Also, if this runs like the rest of this process, it means that the email notification comes weeks and weeks or months and months after it should.

 

Generally, what are people finding is the time between having and interview scheduled and it actually getting set in stone?

1. It can take anywhere from 3 to 6 months on average from the date of the ready letter to the actual interview. 

 

 

No, it is not set in stone but with everything going on I do believe it would be longer now

[payxibka 10,045]

3 mos to 2 years depending on your local field office 

[ourwildjourney 103]

2 minutes ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

1. It can take anywhere from 3 to 6 months on average from the date of the ready letter to the actual interview. 

 

 

No, it is not set in stone but with everything going on I do believe it would be longer now

Thanks!  That is great news.  The GC itself doesn't really matter to us.  She has the ability to work and travel, so the green card is just icing on the cake.  Thanks!

Just now, payxibka said:

3 mos to 2 years depending on your local field office 

Thanks so much!  

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

5 minutes ago, ourwildjourney said:

Thanks!  That is great news.  The GC itself doesn't really matter to us.  She has the ability to work and travel, so the green card is just icing on the cake.  Thanks!

Thanks so much!  

When we did AOS back in 2013 it took almost 10 months for a interview down in Los Angeles. So with everything going on I would hate to see the wait time now for Los Angeles

[ourwildjourney 103]

1 minute ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

When we did AOS back in 2013 it took almost 10 months for a interview down in Los Angeles. So with everything going on I would hate to see the wait time now for Los Angeles

Got it.  Thank you.  In a way the interview is not really that important to us.  She can work here and travel home, so the actual Green Card isn't crucial anytime soon.  

[W.Rominger 54]

I nv received a "ready to be scheduled" notice

The next notice I received after the bio appointment was the Combo card. One month later the actual interview notice arrived (10/26), which was scheduled on 11/20

Or it might be because Hawaii is small and not as many cases in the queue this year.....