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AOS interview date past 2-year of marriage

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12 hours ago, EatBulaga said:

It is very possible that whichever green card is issued (2-year or 10-year) could be dependent on the field office interviewer at the time?

 

NO -- it is not dependent on the interviewing officer.  It is based on law.  Again, an applicant for marriage-based AOS will get a 10-yr GC if their AOS approval date is after 2 years from wedding date.  Other posters have already provided official gov links above regarding this policy.

 

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