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| San Francisco CA |  Review on April 3, 2015: |
C & A
Rating:  | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
It was a very thorough interview (1 hour) and i'm glad we were so well prepared. We believe she was a manager because other officers were coming into her office asking her to sign and approve paperwork. After the interview, she said goodbye and she did not give anything away. A few hours later our case status was updated on the USCIS website to approved and card ordered.
Questions asked:
-When and where did you meet?
-Can you describe this first meeting?
-How did you make the relationship work since it was long distance?
-How many times did you meet before getting engaged?
-How many times have you been married?
-When and where did you get engaged?
-Who proposed to who?
-When and where did you get married?
-Did you meet each others families? If so, where and do you have any photos?
-How much money did you bring into the USA (petitioner)?
-What do your parents think about you moving to the USA? Do they approve of the marriage (petitioner)?
-Did your families attend your wedding? If yes, who attended? If no, why not?
-Where have you travelled together? Do you have photos?
General questions were also asked to both like:
-What is your full name?
-What is your date of birth?
-How old are you?
-What is your social security number?
-What is your phone number?
-What is your current address?
-What are your parents names? If you have siblings, what are their names?
-Are you currently working? If yes, where and doing what?
-Petitioner was also asked all the yes/no questions about being a terrorist, drug trafficker, communist, criminal, polygamist, affiliation in groups etc
Documents asked to show:
-Interview notice letter
-Passports
-Drivers license (USC)
-EAD/AP card (petitioner)
-Birth certificates
-Medical vaccination record (even though we already submitted this in the AOS package)
-Certified marriage certificate (we also already submitted this in the AOS package)
-Beneficiary's employment letter and most recent pay stubs (also submitted this in the AOS package)
-Photos of being together and photos with each other's family. She asked us to identify the people in each photo.
-Proof that we live and co-habitate together (joint bank accounts, joint lease, joint utility bills, joint phone bills, joint health insurance, joint tax transcript)
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #16522