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Washington DC | Review on March 15, 2024: | tmart1694
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Rating: | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Officer welcomed us to his office and had us state our names. He asked us some basic questions such as how we met, how long we've been together, what we do for a living, etc. He did repeat a few of the same questions multiple times, obviously trying to see if we slipped and provided a different answer.
He asked when was the first time I EVER visited the US and under what visa, I told him I was probably around a year old and visited with my parents using a tourist visa. He proceeded to ask if I ever went back home. Surprised, I said yes I went back home, and he proceeded to say that he thought I stayed in the country because my English was pretty much perfect. Clearly he was trying to catch me and say that I overstayed my visa, which of course was not the case.
We brought in a binder with supplementary evidence but much of it was not needed. He collected a handful of photos and asked if we had any questions. My wife and I said no and he confirmed he was going to recommend us for approval.
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