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| Chicago IL |  Review on October 18, 2019: |
marianolaplata1
Rating:  | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Interview! My experience
Pd: May 6, 2019
Footprints June 5
Almost ready for interview September 5, 2019
Interview scheduled September 6, 2019
Interview October 17, 2019
We arrived in downtown Chicago 8.45, we passed security, we take off shoes and all, Key telephone and Correa.
I had an appointment for 9.30 and I spent 9.40. I was attended by a Latin officer, super friendly, when we entered I told my interpreter that it was not necessary that I better wait in the lobby so we did faster.
He made us swear, took a picture of me and told me now I'm going to take some prints, I directly put the right fingers and he said, oh nice you know! I gave my Argentine passport and my birth certificate and my wife only her birth certificate and began reviewing the form. I ask my name, date of birth, where I was born, which was my entry to the US and had entered many times before. Then I wonder ok, what is her name? I replied, when is your birthday? I replied and he said ok. She asked him his name again, if it was the first time someone arranging his papers, she said yes. How long he had spoken divorced, she said 11 years ago. How many children did he have and how many under 18. Then the yes and no questions.
After that he said. Ok now let's go to the good, I want to know your story. We asked her who wanted her to do it, she said anyone, it's the same. I did it, my wife also limited some things. I told how I met her, as we were dating, and when I offered marriage, just that.
After that he asked us if we wanted to add anything more evidence in good faith, I gave him the bank statement updated, and electricity bills since we got married. Ok that's all he said and told us that probably my status changes today. A supervisor would check again and if I do not hear in 120 days the call. He asked us if we had any questions and I told him .. he doesn't need photos ??? I printed 200 haha, and he said, not you already sent 7 in the package. Needless. That was it. The interview lasted only 20 minutes. I don't wonder about my co-sponsor. Or anything.
So far my status has not changed. Follow in scheduled interview.
That was it! Super nice! Now anxious in case something changes. Hopefully there is no problem
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #27293