Quick question about being able to obtain K1 spouse greencard after losing job. After recent change of status approval.

[abelleba 0]

Hey All,

 

I was recently laid off my job due to "job elimination". Since this happened I'm worried about it causing issues with my spouses change of status. The change of status "I-485" was filed last August. Called in for Bio-metrics at a third party location in TX in October. Got confirmation case under review by USCIS in November. Got I-485 notice of approval last week. We were never called in for a interview or anything else.

 

Question:

 

Since I got the I-485 approval and today in the mail I got another NOA letter also stating it was approved, does this mean we're good and we'll get the Green Card soon? If not, could me recently losing my job cause a problem for us if this approval is not the next step? Basically, wondering if eventually they'll want to setup a interview for us and they'll find out I lost my job and deny my spouses change of status.

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

[Edward and Jaycel 462]

At this point the Adjustment of Status review is completed and approved and the Green Card is on its way according to your status update. No reason to worry over it affecting the application. It says case closed on the status because as far as USCIS is concerned, your spouse ment all the requirements to adjust status, approved it and printed the green card. Congratulations!

Edited 17 hours ago by Edward and Jaycel

[Crazy Cat 42,185]

15 minutes ago, abelleba said:

Hey All,

 

I was recently laid off my job due to "job elimination". Since this happened I'm worried about it causing issues with my spouses change of status. The change of status "I-485" was filed last August. Called in for Bio-metrics at a third party location in TX in October. Got confirmation case under review by USCIS in November. Got I-485 notice of approval last week. We were never called in for a interview or anything else.

 

Question:

 

Since I got the I-485 approval and today in the mail I got another NOA letter also stating it was approved, does this mean we're good and we'll get the Green Card soon? If not, could me recently losing my job cause a problem for us if this approval is not the next step? Basically, wondering if eventually they'll want to setup a interview for us and they'll find out I lost my job and deny my spouses change of status.

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

Congrats!!! You're good to go.  However, you still maintain your obligations under the I-864.

Edited 17 hours ago by Crazy Cat