AOS approval - Washington DC
Sep 6th 2005, 8:33 pm
#1
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AOS approval - Washington DC
Hello,
My wife had her interview scheduled today, at 1:30 p.m. We arrived at
12:50 and had to wait about 1 hour and 15 minutes until they called
her name. The officer quickly went through the I-485 with my wife,
and asked me to confirm a couple of questions from the I-130.
Then he asked us for our taxes from the past 3 years, my letter of
employment and paystubs. After he went through those, he asked for
bank statements and deed of house (if we had any, which we did). And
finally, he asked to see the birth certificate of our baby. That was
it, no pictures, no bills, nothing else. He didn't even ask us
anything (how you met, etc.)
He then stamped my wife's passport (was making some mistakes, which he
wrote over). At that point, the interview was over: it took us around
15 minutes.
One thing that got me a little worried was when he asked for my wife's
medical exam (sealed envelope). I told him that we included it in our
initial paperwork and he then looked over all of our paperwork, and
found them. :)
Well, it's been more than 2 years since we applied to adjust the
status of my wife. You guys have been great and I want to thank you
all for all your help. Especially Brenda and Rene (who was always
ready to answer any questions that I had. Thank you Rene!).
Alex
My wife had her interview scheduled today, at 1:30 p.m. We arrived at
12:50 and had to wait about 1 hour and 15 minutes until they called
her name. The officer quickly went through the I-485 with my wife,
and asked me to confirm a couple of questions from the I-130.
Then he asked us for our taxes from the past 3 years, my letter of
employment and paystubs. After he went through those, he asked for
bank statements and deed of house (if we had any, which we did). And
finally, he asked to see the birth certificate of our baby. That was
it, no pictures, no bills, nothing else. He didn't even ask us
anything (how you met, etc.)
He then stamped my wife's passport (was making some mistakes, which he
wrote over). At that point, the interview was over: it took us around
15 minutes.
One thing that got me a little worried was when he asked for my wife's
medical exam (sealed envelope). I told him that we included it in our
initial paperwork and he then looked over all of our paperwork, and
found them. :)
Well, it's been more than 2 years since we applied to adjust the
status of my wife. You guys have been great and I want to thank you
all for all your help. Especially Brenda and Rene (who was always
ready to answer any questions that I had. Thank you Rene!).
Alex
Sep 6th 2005, 9:50 pm
#2
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Joined: May 2005
Posts: 28
Re: AOS approval - Washington DC
Congratulation!!!
Now she is completely done with immigration until citizenship, good news.
You said they stamped her passport, I thought they don’t do that anymore, but I guess they do.
Now she is completely done with immigration until citizenship, good news.
You said they stamped her passport, I thought they don’t do that anymore, but I guess they do.
Sep 6th 2005, 9:59 pm
#3
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Joined: Apr 2003
Location: Phoenix, Arizona
Posts: 58,679
Re: AOS approval - Washington DC
Hi Alex! You're Welcome, and Congratulations! Hooray! 
business+ - My husband got his I-551 stamp in Phoenix at his AOS interview, but we had to ask for it.
Best Wishes,
Rene
business+ - My husband got his I-551 stamp in Phoenix at his AOS interview, but we had to ask for it.
Best Wishes,
Rene
