6 months to make a decision?
#1
after my AOS interview i had to send some more evidence the officer requested. I made an appointment at the local ins office and was told it would take up to 6 months to a decision? is that true
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Originally Posted by USimmigrant
after my AOS interview i had to send some more evidence the officer requested. I made an appointment at the local ins office and was told it would take up to 6 months to a decision? is that true
No -- its often longer.
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Originally Posted by USimmigrant
after my AOS interview i had to send some more evidence the officer requested. I made an appointment at the local ins office and was told it would take up to 6 months to a decision? is that true
It could be true. It's hard to predict how long it will take them to review and decide. Could be a few weeks, could be many months. There's not way of knowing, sorry.

Best Wishes,
Rene
#4
Originally Posted by Noorah101
Hi US,
It could be true. It's hard to predict how long it will take them to review and decide. Could be a few weeks, could be many months. There's not way of knowing, sorry.
Best Wishes,
Rene
It could be true. It's hard to predict how long it will take them to review and decide. Could be a few weeks, could be many months. There's not way of knowing, sorry.

Best Wishes,
Rene
#5
Originally Posted by USimmigrant
but i never knew it would take that long. What's funny is that they give u a deadline and after that they get laid back and do it whenever they like 

"Hurry up and wait" seems to be their motto.I hope yours doesn't take that long, though! Good luck!
Rene
#6
Originally Posted by Noorah101
Yes...they do things in THEIR favor, not ours.
"Hurry up and wait" seems to be their motto.
I hope yours doesn't take that long, though! Good luck!
Rene
"Hurry up and wait" seems to be their motto.I hope yours doesn't take that long, though! Good luck!
Rene
#7
USi,
It might depend on the issues that are involved and what it might take to resolve them. There's no value to either side by creating false expectations.
If you don't hear anything further after 2-3 months you might want to make an InfoPass appointment to inquire about where things stand. [EDIT: Oh, I see from another post that you've done that. I hope you learn something positive.]
Regards, JEff
It might depend on the issues that are involved and what it might take to resolve them. There's no value to either side by creating false expectations.
If you don't hear anything further after 2-3 months you might want to make an InfoPass appointment to inquire about where things stand. [EDIT: Oh, I see from another post that you've done that. I hope you learn something positive.]
Regards, JEff
Originally Posted by USimmigrant
after my AOS interview i had to send some more evidence the officer requested. I made an appointment at the local ins office and was told it would take up to 6 months to a decision? is that true
Last edited by jeffreyhy; Jun 8th 2005 at 2:24 am.
#8
Originally Posted by jeffreyhy
USi,
It might depend on the issues that are involved and what it might take to resolve them. There's no value to either side by creating false expectations.
If you don't hear anything further after 2-3 months you might want to make an InfoPass appointment to inquire about where things stand.
Regards, JEff
It might depend on the issues that are involved and what it might take to resolve them. There's no value to either side by creating false expectations.
If you don't hear anything further after 2-3 months you might want to make an InfoPass appointment to inquire about where things stand.
Regards, JEff
#9
USi,
Excellent! The same thing happened to my wife - she went in this past Monday morning only to be told that her application had been approved the preceeding Friday. If I'd checked my e-mail over the weekend we'd have known that, although it would have been too late to cancel the appointment.
Regards, JEff
Excellent! The same thing happened to my wife - she went in this past Monday morning only to be told that her application had been approved the preceeding Friday. If I'd checked my e-mail over the weekend we'd have known that, although it would have been too late to cancel the appointment.
Regards, JEff
Originally Posted by USimmigrant
I guess the infopass appointment i have made was useful although the officer was kinda hars and rude to us but i got approved yesterday 

#10
Originally Posted by jeffreyhy
USi,
Excellent! The same thing happened to my wife - she went in this past Monday morning only to be told that her application had been approved the preceeding Friday. If I'd checked my e-mail over the weekend we'd have known that, although it would have been too late to cancel the appointment.
Regards, JEff
Excellent! The same thing happened to my wife - she went in this past Monday morning only to be told that her application had been approved the preceeding Friday. If I'd checked my e-mail over the weekend we'd have known that, although it would have been too late to cancel the appointment.
Regards, JEff
#11
Originally Posted by USimmigrant
Thanks jefrrey and glad to hear about your wife's approval too

Rene







