corvusheart's US Immigration Timeline
Petitioner's Name: Jill Beneficiary's Name: David VJ Member: corvusheart Country: United Kingdom Last Updated: 2019-06-07 |
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Timeline Comments: 2
Parsi2017 on 2019-03-12 said:
Hello and congratulations on successfully arriving to the end of this process. I am still waiting. Would you be kindly share when did you receive interview letter, if the letter asked you to go alone or with spouse? what questions were asked from you during i-751 interview? Did they tell you after interview if you are approved or not? THANK YOU very much
Corvusheart on 2019-05-28 said:
Parsi2017 sorry for getting back to you so late. We received interview letter on January 26th. Interview was March 5th. Letter only mentioned N400 interview it did not mention ROC but we knew it would be a combo interview since ROC was still pending. The letter did not mention anything about bringing spouse but I came with my husband to his interview anyway just in case. It was indeed a combo interview and surprisingly they didn't invite me in even though my husband told them I was in the lobby. They asked what day we got married, and how we met. The IO also asked him where I worked that was about it for the ROC portion. We brought all evidences we had to interview since we knew it was a combo ; the IO looked at them but didn't take anything except a copy of my passport biographical page and a copy of our marriage certificate. ROC was approved on the spot. N400 was a decision cannot be made yet which is what most people get at a combo interview. A week later we got his approval letter for ROC and his new GC. But unexpectadly got a RFE for N400 for more relationship evidence even though all was brought to interview. I think it happened because our IO didn't take any of our relationship evidence at interview so when a final review was being done by another IO we got a RFE. We submitted all evidence we had immediately onto myuscis website. It took 72 days from the time we responded to RFE to receive approval. We got notified of approval last weekend and are now waiting on the oath ceremony letter.
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