US Immigration from Germany

Dear all,

my question is pretty much my title. We had to file my N-400 application paper based and I am wondering when they will charge my credit card?

I would appreciate if anyone could share their experience with me.

Hey VJers,

my Status changed today to "New Card is being Produced" i am very relieved and happy that the ROC Journey is finally behind me.

BUT i am leaving the country on Wednesday for a vacation. My question is can i still use my expired Greencard accompanied by my extension letter to re-enter the country?

I am afraid my new GC won't get here by wednesday.

Hey all,

We had our interview today (AOS from VWP/ESTA). The interview seemed to go fine - the interviewer was chatty and nice. My wife missed one question that was asking for info about me but I don't think it was a big deal (she honestly just forgot!). The only other hiccup was she asked my wife if she had ever overstayed before and she said no, but she had (she didn't understand that she had overstayed her ESTA even though we had married). The interviewer explained to her that she had overstayed but it didn't seem like a big deal at all and my wife simply didn't understand that she had - no ill will.

The thing that REALLY bothered me was that we submitted quite a bit of evidence with the original packet. Join bank account statement, two separate joint credit cards, joint tax return, and 15 or so photos of us. During the interview the lady asked if we had more proof and said something like "because you didn't submit very much"... Apparently she only looked at the first pages of the bank statements and credit cards (the mail to: section only had my name) you had to look further through the statements to see that they were joint accounts. She thought they were just accounts in my name. This really bothered me that someone who's job it is to review these documents could miss that all of these were joint accounts...

I really wish I didn't have anything to worry about but it seems like most people that are approved are told at the end of the interview. We weren't really told anything at the end. She asked if we had questions, which I jokingly asked if we were approved (lol) and she just brushed off the joke and didn't give any indication that that it was approved or if we did well. The only feedback she gave was that we were less nervous than most couples. She also said it can take up to 120 days post interview for them to make an official decision....

I am terrified that something went wrong or that she thought something was off... It seems like 99% of the interview experiences I see on this site and others is that they tell you right away if you're approved or not. I checked my email and USCIS login and there has been no update in the case.

We are a legitimate couple/marriage and really went into the interview worry-free but now we're a little on edge.

Has anyone had any similar experiences?

Hey

I m filling out the DS-160 right now and there is one question where I don t know the right answer.

The question is: Has anyone ever filed an immigrant petition on your behalf then it s the USCIS?

Do I answer this with yes and write down that my Fianc submitted a I-129F petition for me or do I answer it with No because the I-129F is not an immigrant petition?

Thank you so much!