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| Denver CO |  Review on March 17, 2016: |
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Rating:  | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
My wife and I went to the Denver CIS office for my marriage-based Adjustment of Status interview. Security and check-in was quick and easy, everyone was polite and professional. After about a 10-15 minute wait in a large waiting room with plenty of seating, we were called into a room where we were interviewed after taking an oath.
We brought our original passports, birth certificates, and marriage certificate, copies of everything we submitted with our original application, a new I-864 for my wife and I showing new job information, and a new medical examination form as I knew the old one had expired. The IO was surprised I had thought ahead and knew to bring a new one! I handed over the I-864 at the same time. He asked for any new evidence of our relationship - I gave him new photographs from visiting my wife's family, bank statements showing both our incomes going into the same account, and a joint tax transcript. He was happy with these three things and didn't ask for anything else. He alternated between asking me questions about my wife, and my wife questions about me, all of which were very straightforward - how we met, our jobs, parents' names, siblings and their names, our car(s), living arrangement, phone numbers. He checked our passports for the stamps showing entry to each other's home countries when we claimed to have visited each other. He then asked the questions on the I-485.
He then said that everything looked good and he would approve us the same day unless he had forgotten anything, and that was it. It was quick and easy, and we were out within about 45 minutes of arriving.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #19130