Statistics of approval with out an interview ….
Jan 9th 2004, 1:41 am
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Statistics of approval with out an interview ….
Can somebody please tell me if there is or (based on their experience) what is the % of approvals of the I-751 removal of conditions with or with out an interview?
Specifically in CSC.
And I was told to contact them if I don’t hear from them in 11 months, could that be sooner?
Thanks in advance.
P.S: this is the greatest forum for immigration help that I could find on the net.
Thanks again
Specifically in CSC.
And I was told to contact them if I don’t hear from them in 11 months, could that be sooner?
Thanks in advance.
P.S: this is the greatest forum for immigration help that I could find on the net.
Thanks again
Jan 9th 2004, 1:43 am
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Re: Statistics of approval with out an interview ….
Ohhh, and does it make a difference on what you send with the I-751?
I have sent them everything they wanted and some extras.
I have sent them everything they wanted and some extras.
Jan 10th 2004, 1:25 am
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Re: Statistics of approval with out an interview ….
Originally posted by muntaser7
Ohhh, and does it make a difference on what you send with the I-751?
I have sent them everything they wanted and some extras.
Ohhh, and does it make a difference on what you send with the I-751?
I have sent them everything they wanted and some extras.
Jan 10th 2004, 1:44 am
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Re: Statistics of approval with out an interview ….
Originally posted by muntaser7
Bump!
Bump!
Have no clue, nor do I think anyone has, of where you would find these statistics.
They can request an interview because of questions on the documentation you submitted or just because you were randomly picked to have one even if your documentation is overwhelmning.
Just sit back and wait it out. Unless, of course, you are planning on divorcing and asking this question because you don't want to have to go through an interview as the other half won't be around to attend. Just a guess on my part and hopefully, I am dead wrong.
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Jan 10th 2004, 8:14 am
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Re: Statistics of approval with out an interview ….
Actually, we were thinking about moving to Spain and was hoping not to have to come back for this interview if all possible.
But it seems IF they want to meet us, we will have to fly back to California for a 10 minute interview!!
P.S: How come it’s so much easier and faster for my wife to become a Spanish citizen than me become a USC?
But it seems IF they want to meet us, we will have to fly back to California for a 10 minute interview!!
P.S: How come it’s so much easier and faster for my wife to become a Spanish citizen than me become a USC?
Jan 10th 2004, 10:46 am
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Re: Statistics of approval with out an interview ….
Originally posted by muntaser7
Actually, we were thinking about moving to Spain and was hoping not to have to come back for this interview if all possible.
But it seems IF they want to meet us, we will have to fly back to California for a 10 minute interview!!
P.S: How come it’s so much easier and faster for my wife to become a Spanish citizen than me become a USC?
Actually, we were thinking about moving to Spain and was hoping not to have to come back for this interview if all possible.
But it seems IF they want to meet us, we will have to fly back to California for a 10 minute interview!!
P.S: How come it’s so much easier and faster for my wife to become a Spanish citizen than me become a USC?
Well if you move back to Spain, it is possible that you will lose the green card anyway due to abandonment. Now that is another issue you have to think about.
Rete
PS Because it is two separate countries with two separate regulations.
