hi

[thepacific 0]

hi everybody

i just recieving to day a letter for appointment to Green card i 485

so can someone tell me what happening in this interview ?

is this Green card for 10 years?

thank u

[thepacific 0]

hi everybody

i just recieving to day a letter for appointment to Green card i 485

so can someone tell me what happening in this interview ?

is this Green card for 10 years?

thank u

plz help me

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Congratulations on your interview appointment,

Basically, you and your spouse show up at the appointment and are interviewed by an immigration officer. You bring with you all of the originals of the papers you submitted with your AOS application and any other evidence that you have to show you are a married couple. The interview is to see if you have a real marriage or a marriage that was only for immigration purposes, so they will look at your evidence and also how you and your spouse act together during the interview and how well you know each other.

If your interview is a success you will be approved for your green card. If when you are approved you have already been married for more than 2 years you will receive a 10 year card. If you have been married for less than 2 years, then you will receive a 2 year conditional green card. The condition is that you will have to apply 2 years after you get your 2 year green card to have the 'condition' removed. That means you submit another application and a lot more evidence to prove you have a real marriage. After that application - called "Removal of Conditions" - is approved you get your 10 year green card.

Good luck at your AOS interview.

Edited March 24, 2009 by Kathryn41

[thepacific 0]

Congratulations on your interview appointment,

Basically, you and your spouse show up at the appointment and are interviewed by an immigration officer. You bring with you all of the originals of the papers you submitted with your AOS application and any other evidence that you have to show you are a married couple. The interview is to see if you have a real marriage or a marriage that was only for immigration purposes, so they will look at your evidence and also how you and your spouse act together during the interview and how well you know each other.

If your interview is a success you will be approved for your green card. If when you are approved you have already been married for more than 2 years you will receive a 10 year card. If you have been married for less than 2 years, then you will receive a 2 year conditional green card. The condition is that you will have to apply 2 years after you get your 2 year green card to have the 'condition' removed. That means you submit another application and a lot more evidence to prove you have a real marriage. After that application - called "Removal of Conditions" - is approved you get your 10 year green card.

Good luck at your AOS interview.

thank u so much for your nice information

i have just 5 month to my marriage

so is the last interview or i have a other one with 10 years card

[FRJ 0]

Congratulations on your interview appointment,

Basically, you and your spouse show up at the appointment and are interviewed by an immigration officer. You bring with you all of the originals of the papers you submitted with your AOS application and any other evidence that you have to show you are a married couple. The interview is to see if you have a real marriage or a marriage that was only for immigration purposes, so they will look at your evidence and also how you and your spouse act together during the interview and how well you know each other.

If your interview is a success you will be approved for your green card. If when you are approved you have already been married for more than 2 years you will receive a 10 year card. If you have been married for less than 2 years, then you will receive a 2 year conditional green card. The condition is that you will have to apply 2 years after you get your 2 year green card to have the 'condition' removed. That means you submit another application and a lot more evidence to prove you have a real marriage. After that application - called "Removal of Conditions" - is approved you get your 10 year green card.

Good luck at your AOS interview.

thank u so much for your nice information

i have just 5 month to my marriage

so is the last interview or i have a other one with 10 years card

next time use the search bar..

[Goldfee111 3]

normaly if u file with ur spouse the removal u will not call up for an interview again..but it can happen..that will decide the officer from case to case..

be sure that u have enough evidence to proof the bona fide of ur marriage in the first interview

good luck

[thepacific 0]

normaly if u file with ur spouse the removal u will not call up for an interview again..but it can happen..that will decide the officer from case to case..

be sure that u have enough evidence to proof the bona fide of ur marriage in the first interview

good luck

thak u so much

can u tell me some exemple for evidence plz

[FRJ 0]

normaly if u file with ur spouse the removal u will not call up for an interview again..but it can happen..that will decide the officer from case to case..

be sure that u have enough evidence to proof the bona fide of ur marriage in the first interview

good luck

thak u so much

can u tell me some exemple for evidence plz

use the search bar!!!! hundreads of posts about that...

[thepacific 0]

normaly if u file with ur spouse the removal u will not call up for an interview again..but it can happen..that will decide the officer from case to case..

be sure that u have enough evidence to proof the bona fide of ur marriage in the first interview

good luck

thak u so much

can u tell me some exemple for evidence plz

use the search bar!!!! hundreads of posts about that...

thank u

[KIMCORENE 0]

Read your interview letter carefully- maybe several times, as it has a very long and detailed list of what kind of evidence to bring to the interview.

[Mr Zee 0]

Make sure you practice some questions... sometimes the wrong answer may delay your case or maybe worse.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

No, it will NOT result in a 10 year green card. You are adjusting from a K-1 fiancee visa so it will result in a 2 year CONDITIONAL green card.

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Edited March 24, 2009 by *Len*