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| Detroit MI |  Review on September 23, 2014: |
2018JourneyDone
Rating:  | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Our appt was at 7:45am and we arrived at 7:30. We were called back on time (waiting area was virtually empty!) A nice lady walked us wayyyyyy back to the interview room. We made small talk about the weather, etc. She was flipping through our file and verifying data with my husband. Questions she asked him were things like "What are your parents names?" "What city were you born in?" "What city was your daughter born in?" "What was the date you last entered the US?" Very general with no questions being asked to me, the US Citizen. She then said she was going to take a moment and remove a few duplicate items from our file. The last question asked was, "So you met while you were volunteering at a dental clinic, huh?" I replied yes and we talked a little about the foundation I volunteered with. After that my husband and step daughter were welcomed to the USA and we were told how things would work when we needed to remove conditions on their 2-yr green cards. She did ask if there was anything else we wanted to add to our file after we were approved. We handed her all of the new info we brought to for the interview at that point. She never looked at it prior to making her decision to approve. We were beyond happy!!!! Everyone was very nice and it was actually a very pleasant time! Interviewed on Sept 18th and green cards have now been mailed Sept 23! Woo Hoo!!!
On a side note, we were not made aware that we could have used his EAD card to reinstate his expired drivers license that expired with the i-94 form. Apparently, once you have your EAD, the State of Michigan will honor the expiration date of the EAD card as your new expiration date on the Driver's License. Fortunately we only had to wait less than 2-months for AOS approval. Just thought I'd mention this in case others are in the same or similar situation.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #15242