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| Sacramento CA |  Review on July 30, 2014: |
yuhsuanTako
Rating:  | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
[interview]
The interviewer first checked the info of me and my husband on the forms, and he marked the changes on the issue on my first name (I have to keep the hyphen in my surname, to be consistent to my birth certificate and my passport).
Here are the questions that the interviewer asked us:
Q1. When is your husband's birthday?
Q2. How did you two meet? (my husband answered it) when was that?
Q3. Do you have other documents to show me that you two are in a true marriage? (I gave him the next year apartment rental lease, and the car insurance statement). Then I show him some of our wedding photos.
Q4. Did your family come to US for your wedding? (I show him the photos at the wedding in which both our parents are presented).
And he said that he've had taken a quick look at my application package (which has a small photo albums of the wedding photos) before the interview, and he thinks our application looks nice. He needs to run the background check on me this afternoon, and I should be able to check the status online and see it approved tonight.
Then he reviewed with us patiently the timing that I have to apply to remove the condition of the green card (90 days before it expires in 2 years from the approval date). He also mentioned the timing to work on the natualization (33 month from the conditional green card approval date).
He left some time for us to ask questions, if we have any. I asked him to confirm some common-sense the dos and donts:
- I dont have to do jury duty.
- I cannot vote.
- I cannot have US passport now.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #14921