no decision after 2nd (stokes) interview

[miamiboy 0]

hello,

about a month ago we had so called stokes interview (2nd), which in our opinion went smoothly, the officer was a pleasant, very professional young lady, we were interviewed separately, asked about 50-60 questions each (roughly 40-45 mins each). on the way back home me and my spouse went over all the questions we could recall and couldn't really think of any mismatches.

after the interview was over the officer did not give us any notice/letter, nor did she tell us about her decision or at least any timeframes. the only thing she mentioned is that my medical form got expired and i would need to obtain a new one from the doctor. that means even if she wanted to approve the case, she could not do it without an updated medical form.

so we are waiting for RFE letter i guess, even though she did not say she would mail something to us.

it has been over a month after the last interview and we haven't heard anything from uscis so far.

i don't really understand why it takes them so long to send a simple 1 page letter requesting new med exam form (or perhaps any other evidence documents). we already provided 2 joint lease agreements, joint car title, insurance, registration, joint tax return, life insurance, 3 joint credit cards statements, photos, pet adoption contract, etc.

Edited November 22, 2014 by miamiboy

[NikLR 13,220]

Go get the medical redone, don't wait for a letter.

[miamiboy 0]

Go get the medical redone, don't wait for a letter.

its not a problem to get it redone, it takes like 2-3 days. the question is where do i send it? will they accept it since no RFE letter has been sent so far? what if they need some more evidence documents (which we don't have, the officer took everything we brought with us)

[Penguin_ie 5,985]

They may be waiting for you to send the medical form.

I'd try and do a walk in/ hand deliver it to the same office where you had the interview if you can.

[miamiboy 0]

They may be waiting for you to send the medical form.

I'd try and do a walk in/ hand deliver it to the same office where you had the interview if you can.

should i make an infopass appointment or should i just stop by the uscis office to drop it off? btw i don't remember the officer's name, so i guess i just have to leave it with the front desk lady, right?

[belinda63 2,981]

When my father-in-law went for his interview they needed another paper. We just got it and turned it in at the office, no appointment or anything. He was approved a few days later.

[miamiboy 0]

went to the local uscis office to drop off an updated med exam form - they refused to accept it, saying i need either to wait for RFE letter (how long???) or make an infopass appointment.

tried to use the machine next to front desk to make an appointment - whatever option i clicked on - no appointments available

[NancyNguyen 1,657]

No USCIS office sees you without an InfoPass, you need to check until you find a slot available for you.

[miamiboy 0]

No USCIS office sees you without an InfoPass, you need to check until you find a slot available for you.

it does not show me any available dates at all - "At this time, there are no information appointments available for the office in your area. Please try back again later."

[Pitaya 2,576]

OP: Please help everyone in the forum better understand your specific immigration situation. It helps everyone that uses the forum, or is helped by the forum.

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

You were given a Stokes, so I am curious(beyond the usual wanting to organize the forum posts correctly), what visa are you adjusting from?

[miamiboy 0]

You were given a Stokes, so I am curious(beyond the usual wanting to organize the forum posts correctly), what visa are you adjusting from?

i've been out of status for a few years

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

What visa did you enter with and overstay?