AOS interview

[katya_and_besik 0]

So I had my AOS interview in Garden City location yesterday. The lady-officer was very nice and polite. She asked a lot of questions like

-how long have you been married?

-how long have you lived together before you got married?

-where did you meet?

-where did your wife work when you first met?

-did you have a wedding ceremony? (We didn't have an actual ceremony, but we explained to her that we were definitely planning to have one, later on, maybe when my parents are going to have a chance to come to the US; and she seemed pretty satisfied with the answer)

Questions to my USCIS husband:

do you know what your wife's parents do for living?

where do they live (which city in Russia)?

She asked me for my original birth certificate. I explained that I had a notarized copy+translation (my original birth certificate is in Russia), she looked at it breefly and gave it back.

We had only been married for 6 month, so we do not have a lease agreement or health insurance,

but we brought lots of pictures with my husband's family.

She took the original bank statements, even though I offered her the copies i had brought.

Overall I think the interview went well. The officer said that if they need something else, they will mail us a notice, otherwise I should be getting my 2-year green-card soon.

(FBI NAME CHECK???)

[~Chad~ 0]

that's awesome

[ED*Riza 0]

Congrats! :dance:

[2007n 0]

So I had my AOS interview in Garden City location yesterday. The lady-officer was very nice and polite. She asked a lot of questions like

-how long have you been married?

-how long have you lived together before you got married?

-where did you meet?

-where did your wife work when you first met?

-did you have a wedding ceremony? (We didn't have an actual ceremony, but we explained to her that we were definitely planning to have one, later on, maybe when my parents are going to have a chance to come to the US; and she seemed pretty satisfied with the answer)

Questions to my USCIS husband:

do you know what your wife's parents do for living?

where do they live (which city in Russia)?

She asked me for my original birth certificate. I explained that I had a notarized copy+translation (my original birth certificate is in Russia), she looked at it breefly and gave it back.

We had only been married for 6 month, so we do not have a lease agreement or health insurance,

but we brought lots of pictures with my husband's family.

She took the original bank statements, even though I offered her the copies i had brought.

Overall I think the interview went well. The officer said that if they need something else, they will mail us a notice, otherwise I should be getting my 2-year green-card soon.

(FBI NAME CHECK???)

congratulations

[DakotaK1 1]

Thats great congrats, thanks for the report

[ThaiStyleUSA 1]

Congrats and good luck!

[LaL 418]

If you are stuck in the FBI Namecheck, there is no way for an AO to tell when it will actually be completed (you stated "soon") unless it is back from the FBI and is simply waiting for review in the local office.