Still waiting for AOS interview date in Chcago since March 2000
Sep 24th 2002, 6:35 am
#1
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Still waiting for AOS interview date in Chcago since March 2000
Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more inquiry
letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The customer
service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we should
have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you do
to get an interview???
office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more inquiry
letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The customer
service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we should
have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you do
to get an interview???
Sep 27th 2002, 3:13 am
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Re: Still waiting for AOS interview date in Chcago since March 2000
It was almost 3 years before I got my AoS interview. I applied in June/98 and had an interview Feb/01.
Ian
Ian
Originally posted by Patricia:
Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more inquiry
letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The customer
service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we should
have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you do
to get an interview???
Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more inquiry
letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The customer
service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we should
have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you do
to get an interview???
Sep 29th 2002, 6:05 am
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Re: Still waiting for AOS interview date in Chcago since March 2000
our timeline in Chicago:
Aug 1999 - filed I-485
May 2002 - AOS interview(with senator's office help)
my friend's timeline:
Apr 2000 - filed I-485
May 2002 - AOS interview
contact your local legislator ASAP!
[email protected] (Patricia) wrote in message news:...
> Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
> office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
> Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
> We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more inquiry
> letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The customer
> service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we should
> have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
> the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
> afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you do
> to get an interview???
Aug 1999 - filed I-485
May 2002 - AOS interview(with senator's office help)
my friend's timeline:
Apr 2000 - filed I-485
May 2002 - AOS interview
contact your local legislator ASAP!
[email protected] (Patricia) wrote in message news:...
> Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
> office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
> Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
> We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more inquiry
> letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The customer
> service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we should
> have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
> the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
> afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you do
> to get an interview???
Sep 29th 2002, 11:39 am
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Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 267
Re: Still waiting for AOS interview date in Chcago since March 2000
Sorry to intrude... but may I ask were these AOS interviews for Conditional PR after arriving in the US on a K1 visa or for PR? Does it normally take that long to adjust status? This sounds like some horror story I'll be living through starting next year.
Ian
Ian
Originally posted by Eastern European Princess:
our timeline in Chicago:
Aug 1999 - filed I-485
May 2002 - AOS interview(with senator's office help)
my friend's timeline:
Apr 2000 - filed I-485
May 2002 - AOS interview
contact your local legislator ASAP!
[email protected] (Patricia) wrote in message news:...
> Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
> office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
> Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
> We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more inquiry
> letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The customer
> service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we should
> have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
> the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
> afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you do
> to get an interview???
our timeline in Chicago:
Aug 1999 - filed I-485
May 2002 - AOS interview(with senator's office help)
my friend's timeline:
Apr 2000 - filed I-485
May 2002 - AOS interview
contact your local legislator ASAP!
[email protected] (Patricia) wrote in message news:...
> Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
> office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
> Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
> We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more inquiry
> letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The customer
> service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we should
> have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
> the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
> afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you do
> to get an interview???
Last edited by eiloo; Sep 29th 2002 at 3:04 pm.
Sep 30th 2002, 2:18 am
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Re: Still waiting for AOS interview date in Chcago since March 2000
Yes, both experiences were after K-1 visa.
It's not that horrable, just inconvinient - you have to request EAD
every year,
and if you not live in Chicago, you have to take day off and drive
there to get
EAD, not to mention $100 for every EAD.
First you should get fingerprints notification, than interview can be
scheduled
If its taking more than 2 years - contact your local legislator.
He/she can inquire for you, and if there is any injustice, they can
fix it
(like INS lost your case or they denied you because they never change
your address to new and interview letter was send there).
You are more likely to get attention from your legislators office,
because of election season.
The only bright side of waiting 2 years or more - you getting
permanent green card for 10 years and you are not require to remove
conditions.
Interview itself was easy, but we were so ready - we had wine box full
of documents, read my experience here (May-June 2002) or on kamya.
Good luck, and don't try to inquire in-person, its waste of time.
eiloo wrote in message news:...
> Sorry to intrude... but may I ask were the AOS interviews after
> arriving in the US on a K1 visa? Does it normally take that long to
> adjust status? This sounds like some horror story I'll be living
> through starting next year.
> Ian
> Originally posted by Eastern European Princess:
> > our timeline in Chicago:
> > Aug 1999 - filed I-485
> > May 2002 - AOS interview(with senator's office help)
> >
> > my friend's timeline:
> > Apr 2000 - filed I-485
> > May 2002 - AOS interview
> >
> > contact your local legislator ASAP!
> >
> > [email protected] (Patricia) wrote in message
> > news:news:...
> > > Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
> > > office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
> > > Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
> > > We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more
> > > inquiry
> > > letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The
> > > customer
> > > service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we
> > > should
> > > have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
> > > the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
> > > afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you
> > > do
> > > to get an interview???
It's not that horrable, just inconvinient - you have to request EAD
every year,
and if you not live in Chicago, you have to take day off and drive
there to get
EAD, not to mention $100 for every EAD.
First you should get fingerprints notification, than interview can be
scheduled
If its taking more than 2 years - contact your local legislator.
He/she can inquire for you, and if there is any injustice, they can
fix it
(like INS lost your case or they denied you because they never change
your address to new and interview letter was send there).
You are more likely to get attention from your legislators office,
because of election season.
The only bright side of waiting 2 years or more - you getting
permanent green card for 10 years and you are not require to remove
conditions.
Interview itself was easy, but we were so ready - we had wine box full
of documents, read my experience here (May-June 2002) or on kamya.
Good luck, and don't try to inquire in-person, its waste of time.
eiloo wrote in message news:...
> Sorry to intrude... but may I ask were the AOS interviews after
> arriving in the US on a K1 visa? Does it normally take that long to
> adjust status? This sounds like some horror story I'll be living
> through starting next year.
> Ian
> Originally posted by Eastern European Princess:
> > our timeline in Chicago:
> > Aug 1999 - filed I-485
> > May 2002 - AOS interview(with senator's office help)
> >
> > my friend's timeline:
> > Apr 2000 - filed I-485
> > May 2002 - AOS interview
> >
> > contact your local legislator ASAP!
> >
> > [email protected] (Patricia) wrote in message
> > news:news:...
> > > Well after 2 inquirey letters- the 2nd one sent from the chicago
> > > office and signed by a supervisor in Customer service. She wrote
> > > Urgent- schedual immediatly! on it.
> > > We get a letter a month later telling us not to send any more
> > > inquiry
> > > letters untill at least 90 more days have past! What BS. The
> > > customer
> > > service womans eyes got big when she saw our date- She Knows we
> > > should
> > > have had an interview by now - but said it must have 'fallen through
> > > the cracks'. Again what bs...Id contact my congress woman but I am
> > > afraid the vindictive office may hold things up more! What do you
> > > do
> > > to get an interview???
