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| Kansas City MO |  Review on February 11, 2011: |
Nadiia and Eric
Rating:  | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
Everything went well today after a 3 hour drive to Kansas City we arrived at the office at 10:30 am interviews were schedualed for 11 am for my wife and then 11:30 am for my stepson well to our surprise there was only 1 couple ahead of us so we were called in at 10:40 am, by a very nice lady who introduced herself and directed us to her office, she said before sitting down let me swear you in. We all sit down and then she asked to see all of our identifications their passports and my drivers license evn though I brought mine too.
She then informed us to make things go swift and smoothly she would interview then at the same time, she wanted the answer from my wife first and then my stepson. To begin with she verified each of the names, date of birth, place of birth, and parents names.
She then started asking questions off the I-485 namely 8 of the questions. She then meantioned about the medical portion everything was received and immunizations look good, well just 2 days before I had taking my stepson the get his last shot done of a series of 3 and I had made a copy of the shot record so she took it and added to his file.
She then said she noticed I had been in the military and for how long so I told her and she said thank you for the service you have giving your country. Then of course she verified the Affidavit of Support, so now I have another copy ready of documentation of an increase in pay, she said I already had enough over the poverty level already but she took it and added to file too.
Then came all the information of joint items, and here I am again pulling out copies of lease agreement, joint bank account, joint creditcard, joint electric bill, life insurance policy and my wife being beneficiary, and document of her being my emergency contact ( she asked again are these all my copies to keep?).
I had made a copy of everything so I would be ready and she was very happy about it and complemented us on the organiztion of our files.
The funny thing was she never asked to see pictures till I lifted the photo album off the floor and she asked would you like me to look at them? we pretty much smiled and flip through the pages and meantioned how nice a dress my wife had worn to the wedding in the court house.
After all this was done she and said congradulations you will recieve your Green Cards after she did one more back ground check of some sort, she then went through the rest of the basics about being a Conditional Permanent Resident and we would have to apply for the 10 year, 3 months before the 2 year expires. Well I have also been working on things for my stepson with finacial grants and loans and if she could stamp his passport with I-551, so the check she said she would do later today she did right then only took 5 minutes to do that check and she then stamped both passports.
We said thank you to her and she directed us back to the waiting room, all this was done in 20 minutes so we were really HAPPY.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #7150