I-751 Interview...

[Vouge 0]

Yesterday I got a letter from VSC saying that my case is being forwarded to the local office to await an interview schedule date. Just wanted to know how long it usually takes to get an interview date? My local office in Boston...Also if anyone has I-751 interview experiences please share.

My time line : we sent our package on 03/01/2007, NOA date - 03/13/2007, biometrics - 04/04/07, "touched" - 04/11/07, 09/22/07 - got a letter that my case sent to local office for an interview (dated 09/18/07)..now waiting to hear about interview date

[Aussielad 37]

i got a question,...does it have anything to do with where your from? where are you from if i might ask?...also with what evidence did you give??? can you put a list up for us on that.

Maybe its a "random" thing that they are doing for quality control purposes.

[thegodfather1 0]

Yesterday I got a letter from VSC saying that my case is being forwarded to the local office to await an interview schedule date. Just wanted to know how long it usually takes to get an interview date? My local office in Boston...Also if anyone has I-751 interview experiences please share.

My time line : we sent our package on 03/01/2007, NOA date - 03/13/2007, biometrics - 04/04/07, "touched" - 04/11/07, 09/22/07 - got a letter that my case sent to local office for an interview (dated 09/18/07)..now waiting to hear about interview date

That is rather odd, do you think anything in your I 751 packed may have led to this?

[Jasman0717 9]

Did you have an interview for AOS? I was looking at the Immigration Timelines link and none of the entries show an interview date.

[eau_xplain 2]

Your interview is probably because of (random) quality control procedure. Hope you get your schedule soon.

[Vouge 0]

Thank you guys for your responds! Yes we had AOS interview which was very easy and smooth. I was very surprised too by getting this letter because I was sure that we send more than enough proof. This is what we sent:

1. Form I-751 Petition to Remove the Conditions of Residence;

2. Copy of permanent resident card for xxxxxxx;

3. Copy of I-797 approval;

4. Cashier’s Check for the amount of $275.00;

5. Copy of the Marriage Certificate;

6. Copies of Federal and State Tax Return for years 2004-2005;

7. Copies of bank statement’s for joined checking (showing that we both have direct deposit into this acct. with our names) and Money Market savings accounts (years of 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007);

8. Copy of the check showing a joint checking account;

9. Copy of xxxxxx’s Life Insurance, 401(K) and Pension Plan, showing xxxxxx as a primary beneficiary;

10. Copy of xxxxx’s Life Insurance Enrollment form, showing xxxxxx as a primary beneficiary;

11. Copies of Medical, Dental and Prescription Insurance and copies of insurance cards showing joint policy from xxxxx’s current employer and previous employer in 2005;

12. Copy of a letter from Mortgage Company showing xxxxx as an authorized user for this account;

13. Copies of thank you letter’s for recent purchase from XXXXXX dealership addressed to both xxxxx and xxxxx ;

14. Copies of joint utility bills (home phone, cell phones, gas, electric, cable etc. - we have all bills with our names on it) (years of 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007);

15. Copies of pictures (wedding, vacation etc.) and greeting cards (also envelopes showing our names and same address) addressed to xxxxx and xxxxx;

16. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend;

17. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend;

18. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend.

It seems like we are the only couple from this forum will be going for this interview...It makes us feel special

[eau_xplain 2]

Thank you guys for your responds! Yes we had AOS interview which was very easy and smooth. I was very surprised too by getting this letter because I was sure that we send more than enough proof. This is what we sent:

1. Form I-751 Petition to Remove the Conditions of Residence;

2. Copy of permanent resident card for xxxxxxx;

3. Copy of I-797 approval;

4. Cashier's Check for the amount of $275.00;

5. Copy of the Marriage Certificate;

6. Copies of Federal and State Tax Return for years 2004-2005;

7. Copies of bank statement's for joined checking (showing that we both have direct deposit into this acct. with our names) and Money Market savings accounts (years of 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007);

8. Copy of the check showing a joint checking account;

9. Copy of xxxxxx's Life Insurance, 401(K) and Pension Plan, showing xxxxxx as a primary beneficiary;

10. Copy of xxxxx's Life Insurance Enrollment form, showing xxxxxx as a primary beneficiary;

11. Copies of Medical, Dental and Prescription Insurance and copies of insurance cards showing joint policy from xxxxx's current employer and previous employer in 2005;

12. Copy of a letter from Mortgage Company showing xxxxx as an authorized user for this account;

13. Copies of thank you letter's for recent purchase from XXXXXX dealership addressed to both xxxxx and xxxxx ;

14. Copies of joint utility bills (home phone, cell phones, gas, electric, cable etc. - we have all bills with our names on it) (years of 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007);

15. Copies of pictures (wedding, vacation etc.) and greeting cards (also envelopes showing our names and same address) addressed to xxxxx and xxxxx;

16. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend;

17. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend;

18. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend.

It seems like we are the only couple from this forum will be going for this interview...It makes us feel special

And I'm sure you are too!!

Looks like you sent more than sufficient evidence. As I thought, you're among the lucky ones picked for the random sampling for QC purposes.

It should be an easy interview.

[perfect 39]

I got the same letter advising to await interview and had sent in even more evidence than you. I was really miffed! However, turns out someone further down the line decided that an interview was not necessary after all, and although we waited longer than some at our service center we ended up being approved without interview.

I don't think either way you will have any problems as you obviously have sufficient evidence of joint lives. Maybe the Supervisor will decide when they review your file that you don't need one after all like they did with us.

[Vouge 0]

I got the same letter advising to await interview and had sent in even more evidence than you. I was really miffed! However, turns out someone further down the line decided that an interview was not necessary after all, and although we waited longer than some at our service center we ended up being approved without interview.

I don't think either way you will have any problems as you obviously have sufficient evidence of joint lives. Maybe the Supervisor will decide when they review your file that you don't need one after all like they did with us.

Thanks for ur post...it's good to know

[Jasman0717 9]

Thank you guys for your responds! Yes we had AOS interview which was very easy and smooth. I was very surprised too by getting this letter because I was sure that we send more than enough proof. This is what we sent:

1. Form I-751 Petition to Remove the Conditions of Residence;

2. Copy of permanent resident card for xxxxxxx;

3. Copy of I-797 approval;

4. Cashier's Check for the amount of $275.00;

5. Copy of the Marriage Certificate;

6. Copies of Federal and State Tax Return for years 2004-2005;

7. Copies of bank statement's for joined checking (showing that we both have direct deposit into this acct. with our names) and Money Market savings accounts (years of 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007);

8. Copy of the check showing a joint checking account;

9. Copy of xxxxxx's Life Insurance, 401(K) and Pension Plan, showing xxxxxx as a primary beneficiary;

10. Copy of xxxxx's Life Insurance Enrollment form, showing xxxxxx as a primary beneficiary;

11. Copies of Medical, Dental and Prescription Insurance and copies of insurance cards showing joint policy from xxxxx's current employer and previous employer in 2005;

12. Copy of a letter from Mortgage Company showing xxxxx as an authorized user for this account;

13. Copies of thank you letter's for recent purchase from XXXXXX dealership addressed to both xxxxx and xxxxx ;

14. Copies of joint utility bills (home phone, cell phones, gas, electric, cable etc. - we have all bills with our names on it) (years of 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007);

15. Copies of pictures (wedding, vacation etc.) and greeting cards (also envelopes showing our names and same address) addressed to xxxxx and xxxxx;

16. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend;

17. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend;

18. Original Affidavit from xxxxx, close friend.

It seems like we are the only couple from this forum will be going for this interview...It makes us feel special

Claudeth and I wish you the best, we will be doing her I-751 in about a month and a half

[Aussielad 37]

do you have your interview date yet though??-

[Vouge 0]

do you have your interview date yet though??-

Nope...just got this letter on Saturday advising to await interview date.

[Vouge 0]

Claudeth and I wish you the best, we will be doing her I-751 in about a month and a half

Thank you! Wishing you both good luck!

[Feliz 0]

Claudeth and I wish you the best, we will be doing her I-751 in about a month and a half

Thank you! Wishing you both good luck!

Good luck,

here is a long list of separate interview questions: http://www.***removed***/greencard/familyba...-interview.html

who knows how far they will go in their quality control?

[JT4/25 38]

I hope in the long run you won't have to go for an interview. Seems odd...that's a great list. Now I am worried...we have almost the same exact timeline as you...filing with VSC!