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Nyte   1

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Hi everyone. I know that my wife and I have some time before we have to deal with the removal of conditions, but I was curious about the procedure concerning interviews.

My understanding has always been that more often than not, for the removal process, most people do not have interviews. Is this correct? Or is it half and half or other?

Thank you for your time as always!!! And best of luck to everyone that has an open petition at the moment!

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Dakine   26

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Hi everyone. I know that my wife and I have some time before we have to deal with the removal of conditions, but I was curious about the procedure concerning interviews.

My understanding has always been that more often than not, for the removal process, most people do not have interviews. Is this correct? Or is it half and half or other?

Thank you for your time as always!!! And best of luck to everyone that has an open petition at the moment!

Most don't that submit evidence of a "normal" marriage. Peeps self filing are more apt to be interviewed.

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MoroccanInTexas   24

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Most people do not get called for an interview. There is no rule tough, people get picked randomly.

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1HappyGuy   45

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As long as you provided a well organized and well documented application, everything should go smoothly. That doesn't mean it won't take a while to complete. As to those being interviewed, it seems that less are interviewed if they have provided good documentation of marriage and joint financial transactions.

It would make sense that they would occasionally interview couples just to keep their statistics up to date and accurate.

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Nyte   1

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Thanks for the help everyone!

Our AOS Timeline

06/16/07 -- Our Wedding

06/26/07 -- AOS sent by attorney

07/02/07 -- Receipt of Documents by USCIS

08/01/07 -- Biometrics Completed

08/05/07 -- "Touched"

09/07/07 -- EAD Card Production Ordered!

01/29/08 -- AOS Interview - APPROVED!! [Verbally]

02/06/08 -- Welcome EMail Received

02/11/08 -- Card Production Ordered

02/19/08 -- Card Received!

Our ROC Timeline

11/05/09 -- Initial meeting with attorney to file Removal of Conditions

11/11/09 -- ROC sent by attorney

01/05/10 -- Biometrics Completed

02/16/10 -- Approval

Citizenship

06/13/11 -- N-400 sent by attorney.

06/24/11 -- NOA

07/15/11 -- Biometrics Completed

08/25/11 -- Interview APPROVED

08/31/11 -- Oath Taken! Now a US Citizen!

Passport

09/06/11 -- Passport Application submitted.

09/21/11 -- Passport Book Received!

09/23/11 -- Passport Card and Certificate of Naturalization received.

09/25/11 -- Life after USCIS begins.

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Thanks for the help everyone!

Has anyone got approved without interview through divorce here ? who is the most people got their 10 years without interview ? thanks

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