AOS appointment letter
Apr 23rd 2003, 5:36 pm
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AOS appointment letter
The LETTER arrived yesterday.
In little more than one month we will have our interview at the Seattle office to make me a permanent resident of this beautiful country
First thing i noticed was that the letter was not from INS, but the 'Department of Homeland Security'.
It took about 6 and a half months from filing AOS based on a Visa Waiver marriage to getting the appointment letter.
Happy and excited
JuMu
In little more than one month we will have our interview at the Seattle office to make me a permanent resident of this beautiful country
First thing i noticed was that the letter was not from INS, but the 'Department of Homeland Security'.
It took about 6 and a half months from filing AOS based on a Visa Waiver marriage to getting the appointment letter.
Happy and excited
JuMu
Apr 23rd 2003, 6:27 pm
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Congrats!
That made me think, maybe they are so slow sending out peoples approvals because they are too busy changing the stationary? Hehehe.
That made me think, maybe they are so slow sending out peoples approvals because they are too busy changing the stationary? Hehehe.
Apr 23rd 2003, 6:42 pm
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Re: AOS appointment letter
Originally posted by JuMu
The LETTER arrived yesterday.
In little more than one month we will have our interview at the Seattle office to make me a permanent resident of this beautiful country
First thing i noticed was that the letter was not from INS, but the 'Department of Homeland Security'.
It took about 6 and a half months from filing AOS based on a Visa Waiver marriage to getting the appointment letter.
Happy and excited
JuMu
The LETTER arrived yesterday.
In little more than one month we will have our interview at the Seattle office to make me a permanent resident of this beautiful country
First thing i noticed was that the letter was not from INS, but the 'Department of Homeland Security'.
It took about 6 and a half months from filing AOS based on a Visa Waiver marriage to getting the appointment letter.
Happy and excited
JuMu
Nice going JuMu. Now you can start getting all your documentation together, putting it in order, photocopying, two hole punching, worrying and nitpicking over what to do and not do ;-)
Ain't life in the BCIS lane fun?
Rete
Apr 23rd 2003, 8:12 pm
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Thx Kiwa and Rete,
actually after all the Homeland Security stuff going on in the last months I wasn't expecting the interview to be that soon.
I am hardly trying not to worry.
I have read so many postings in these group about what documents / evidence they brought to the interview and how the questioning is going on, that we probably will be more than prepared.
Thanks everyone for posting their experiences!
My hubby was sweet. He asked 'What evidence do they want? If they see us, they will know we belong together'
Greetings
JuMu
actually after all the Homeland Security stuff going on in the last months I wasn't expecting the interview to be that soon.
I am hardly trying not to worry.
I have read so many postings in these group about what documents / evidence they brought to the interview and how the questioning is going on, that we probably will be more than prepared.
Thanks everyone for posting their experiences!
My hubby was sweet. He asked 'What evidence do they want? If they see us, they will know we belong together'
Greetings
JuMu
Apr 23rd 2003, 8:19 pm
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Best wishes to you and sweet hubby, JuMu Congratulations!
Congratulations!
