Interview scheduled after card received

[Devale 9]

2 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

Yeah usually tier 1 officers have as much information as you and I have. Don't sweat it, just go to the interview and see what happens. 

Plus, what new documents will they see? All your documents were submitted prior to your approval.

No, they haven’t. The baby wasn’t born yet and we just got married. 
I’m sorry, I feel terrible really.

[Rocio0010 5,579]

4 minutes ago, Devale said:

he baby wasn’t born yet

But you said you HAD a baby and are postpartum. 

[Devale 9]

1 minute ago, ra0010 said:

But you said you HAD a baby and are postpartum. 

The proof of pregnancy was part of the expedite request. The baby is 6 weeks, they approved the petition early December and the expedite was requested in October. 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

1 minute ago, Devale said:

The proof of pregnancy was part of the expedite request. The baby is 6 weeks, they approved the petition early December and the expedite was requested in October. 

Ok, now I understand. I think the agent you talked to had no idea of what he was saying haha. Just attend the interview, no need to panic, everything will be just fine. Congrats on the baby!

[Devale 9]

Thank you.

 

I’m a bit afraid they have find something derogatory and they intend to revoke the green card, but I can’t really think of what.

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

31 minutes ago, Devale said:

Thank you.

 

I’m a bit afraid they have find something derogatory and they intend to revoke the green card, but I can’t really think of what.

If it was issued by mistake they might cancel the one you have and issue a new one once they review and approve your case.

If the mistake was actually scheduling an interview, they'll just make a note on your file and that's it.

In any case, no point worrying about it.

[Devale 9]

11 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

If it was issued by mistake they might cancel the one you have and issue a new one once they review and approve your case.

If the mistake was actually scheduling an interview, they'll just make a note on your file and that's it.

In any case, no point worrying about it.

Thank you. I’m really sorry, I’m extremely fragile right now and this situation completely threw me off.

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

Just now, Devale said:

Thank you. I’m really sorry, I’m extremely fragile right now and this situation completely threw me off.

Understandable. The process is stressful on its own and this unexpected mistakes make it even worse.

Things will be fine. ☺️

[SalishSea 17,829]

1 hour ago, Devale said:

Thank you. I’m really sorry, I’m extremely fragile right now and this situation completely threw me off.

Take care of yourself.   Easier said than done, with a new baby.  As your spouse is deployed, are you completely alone here? Any friends/family to help?

 

Honestly, to me the issue sounds administrative in nature, rather than an actual problem with the evidence.  

 

I wonder if you could get some help from the military immigration service?

[SteveInBostonI130 3,453]

2 hours ago, Devale said:

Thank you.

 

I’m a bit afraid they have find something derogatory and they intend to revoke the green card, but I can’t really think of what.

 

I have never heard of the AOS interview being waved.  They sent you a card by mistake.  They are requiring you to attend an interview because everyone is required to attend the interview. 

 

I have only seen the removal of conditions (ROC) interview being waved for those who adjusted status.  This is because USCIS has interviewed the person at least once.

[Devale 9]

28 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Take care of yourself.   Easier said than done, with a new baby.  As your spouse is deployed, are you completely alone here? Any friends/family to help?

 

Honestly, to me the issue sounds administrative in nature, rather than an actual problem with the evidence.  

 

I wonder if you could get some help from the military immigration service?

The military service is clueless. And I’m here mostly by myself. 
 

if the issue is just the interview it’s fine, in the end our marriage is bona fide and we merged our life, besides our little one.

[Sarge2155 4,587]

5 hours ago, Devale said:

Hi to all!

I have a peculiar situation. On December 3rd my AoS was approved without interview and I currently have my card in hand.

today they scheduled an interview and the customer service told me they approved me by mistake and can revoke my status.

 

Anyone know what might happen next?

This similar thing happened to me only they scheduled the interview by mistake. I believe that is what they did in your case also. I did not have an interview for AOS either it was at the start of the pandemic but no interview just the same. We got the GC and then we got scheduled for an interview. We went ahead and attended the interview anyway, but when they did not call our names at the appointed time I informed one of the staff and explained we already had the GC. She got a hold of the head lady there and she in fact acknowledged that the interview was scheduled by mistake. I asked for her signature on my interview letter and she wrote on my letter that I had attended and the interview was a mistake. Go to the interview no matter what and if it was a mistake ask them to sign your letter denoting you did attend! Hassle yes, but better to CYA!!!!!!

 

I have an in-depth post on this. I forget where it is, but if you search you'll find my post!

Edited December 30, 2021 by Sarge2155

[ghostinthemachine 75]

5 hours ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

 

I have never heard of the AOS interview being waved.  They sent you a card by mistake.  They are requiring you to attend an interview because everyone is required to attend the interview. 

 

I have only seen the removal of conditions (ROC) interview being waved for those who adjusted status.  This is because USCIS has interviewed the person at least once.

If it matters at all, I've seen people have their initial interviews waived too. Doesn't seem to be happening too often, but all observations are purely anecdotal obviously.

[Dashinka 24,499]

2 hours ago, ghostinthemachine said:

If it matters at all, I've seen people have their initial interviews waived too. Doesn't seem to be happening too often, but all observations are purely anecdotal obviously.

Interview waivers used to happen quite a bit especially for those adjusting from a K1.

[African Zealot 1,455]

13 hours ago, Devale said:

Hi to all!

I have a peculiar situation. On December 3rd my AoS was approved without interview and I currently have my card in hand.

today they scheduled an interview and the customer service told me they approved me by mistake and can revoke my status.

 

Anyone know what might happen next?

Nobody here is a soothsayer unfortunately and another person’s experience may not have the same outcome as yours. We can only speculate.
 

As some have advised you, simply prepare for the interview and show up.

 

Good luck!