Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
Jun 11th 2005, 5:32 am
#16
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Re: Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
Chgl... i am 16 days shy of meeting my two years anniversary, as everyone here knows my marriage been on a rocky start (very rocky).
I am going for my interview on the 1st and hopefully I will forget my marriage certificate. Seeing that this is a must have... i might be told to mail it back.. which i will do after my 2anniversary 16 days later.
If asked why I forgot i will let them know I was nervous and overprepared.
can't wait another two years to have conditions removed..
Don't know what might happened to my marriage then.
I am going for my interview on the 1st and hopefully I will forget my marriage certificate. Seeing that this is a must have... i might be told to mail it back.. which i will do after my 2anniversary 16 days later.
If asked why I forgot i will let them know I was nervous and overprepared.
can't wait another two years to have conditions removed..
Don't know what might happened to my marriage then.
Jun 11th 2005, 5:44 am
#17
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Re: Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
Originally Posted by Myharris
Chgl... i am 16 days shy of meeting my two years anniversary, as everyone here knows my marriage been on a rocky start (very rocky).
I am going for my interview on the 1st and hopefully I will forget my marriage certificate. Seeing that this is a must have... i might be told to mail it back.. which i will do after my 2anniversary 16 days later.
If asked why I forgot i will let them know I was nervous and overprepared.
can't wait another two years to have conditions removed..
Don't know what might happened to my marriage then.
I am going for my interview on the 1st and hopefully I will forget my marriage certificate. Seeing that this is a must have... i might be told to mail it back.. which i will do after my 2anniversary 16 days later.
If asked why I forgot i will let them know I was nervous and overprepared.
can't wait another two years to have conditions removed..
Don't know what might happened to my marriage then.
Dumb Move, Harris
You can remove conditions asa you are divorced if the two year period has not yet arrived.
Jun 11th 2005, 5:52 am
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Re: Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
Originally Posted by Myharris
Chgl... i am 16 days shy of meeting my two years anniversary, as everyone here knows my marriage been on a rocky start (very rocky).
I am going for my interview on the 1st and hopefully I will forget my marriage certificate. Seeing that this is a must have... i might be told to mail it back.. which i will do after my 2anniversary 16 days later.
If asked why I forgot i will let them know I was nervous and overprepared.
can't wait another two years to have conditions removed..
Don't know what might happened to my marriage then.
I am going for my interview on the 1st and hopefully I will forget my marriage certificate. Seeing that this is a must have... i might be told to mail it back.. which i will do after my 2anniversary 16 days later.
If asked why I forgot i will let them know I was nervous and overprepared.
can't wait another two years to have conditions removed..
Don't know what might happened to my marriage then.
Chances are small, but on something this important, should you be willing to take the risk?
Jun 11th 2005, 5:57 am
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Re: Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
Originally Posted by Myharris
... can't wait another two years to have conditions removed.
Ian
Jun 11th 2005, 6:00 am
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Re: Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
Originally Posted by Rete
Dumb Move, Harris
You can remove conditions asa you are divorced if the two year period has not yet arrived.
You can remove conditions asa you are divorced if the two year period has not yet arrived.
I am going to go for it with everything i got.
BTW I am contempalting on buying the new Chrysler 300 C, any one on here have it?
Bought a Jaguar S- Type but thinking about trading in to get the Chrysler...
Jun 12th 2005, 9:08 am
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Re: Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
Originally Posted by Rete
Ditto all the advice previously given. Note, however, that you will NOT have to immediately turn around and apply for removal of conditions. Eligibility to remove conditions does not occur until 1 year and 9 months after you become a conditional permanent resident.
Can anyone think of a good reason for this? I appreciate it doesn't do any good to worry about it, but I'm kind of intrigued to know if there is a reason...
Jun 12th 2005, 9:34 am
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Re: Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
Originally Posted by BooGeek
Can anyone think of a good reason for this? I appreciate it doesn't do any good to worry about it, but I'm kind of intrigued to know if there is a reason...
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Jun 12th 2005, 7:06 pm
#23
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Re: Should I reschedule my AOS interview?
My husband and I were 17 days prior to our 2 year anniversary. It turned out that it had been over a year and his fingerprints expired so we asked if those could be redone. Just ask the officer if there is anyway they can delay filing your case until your anniversary so you can get non-conditional status. Our immigration officer said he would try. I'll let you know in a week or two if we got non-conditional status. Our interview was in Atlanta.
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Originally Posted by cgle
I (finally) received notification about my AOS interview. The somewhat
annoying thing: It's scheduled just 20 days prior to our 2 year
anniversary.
Which means I would only get conditional status and would
immediately need to file for removal of the conditional status. That
means more $$ to the USCIS and more paperwork. I'm therefore wondering
if it would make sense to call and reschedule the appointment such that
it will be after our 2 year anniversary. This way I would get
non-conditional permanent residency immediately.
>From the information on the USCIS webpage it seems that rescheduling is
only for serious emergencies (understandable) and even then they might
not give me another date. I was wondering, do they really take it that
serious? Or would it work without problems if I call and for instance
claim I had a work related trip that day that I can't skip and that I
therefore need a different date?
I don't care if that shifts the date back by something like 2 or 3
months.
Any information on this is highly appreciated.
Oh, in case it matters my district is Atlanta.
Thanks in advance,
andreas
annoying thing: It's scheduled just 20 days prior to our 2 year
anniversary.
Which means I would only get conditional status and would
immediately need to file for removal of the conditional status. That
means more $$ to the USCIS and more paperwork. I'm therefore wondering
if it would make sense to call and reschedule the appointment such that
it will be after our 2 year anniversary. This way I would get
non-conditional permanent residency immediately.
>From the information on the USCIS webpage it seems that rescheduling is
only for serious emergencies (understandable) and even then they might
not give me another date. I was wondering, do they really take it that
serious? Or would it work without problems if I call and for instance
claim I had a work related trip that day that I can't skip and that I
therefore need a different date?
I don't care if that shifts the date back by something like 2 or 3
months.
Any information on this is highly appreciated.
Oh, in case it matters my district is Atlanta.
Thanks in advance,
andreas
