What happens if USCIS request for an interview while i am outside US?

[desperate_heart 0]

Hi Dear Friends, two years passed so fast, and I am back at VisaJourney again:) I would like to ask a question, ok, I will go to Turkey to visit my parents in October for 2 weeks, We will mail I-751 in July, What happens if USCIS asks us for an interview while I am in Turkey! My wife will be in USA, so Can she request for to change interview date? I dont think there will be interview we have lost of, tons of papers to prove our marriage is true but you know this is USCSIS and its always good to be at safe side, right?

I wish good luck to everone who apply and will aplly for I-751.

Thanks for your time

desperate_heart77

[Brother Hesekiel 2,235]

What are the odds that you file in July and get an appointment exactly during the 2 weeks in October when you are on vacation?

[desperate_heart 0]

JustBob You misunderstood my question, I am just asking that what happens If I get an interview for I-751 while i am outside of USA.

Edited July 13, 2009 by desperate_heart

[Otto 83]

JustBob You misunderstood my question, I am just asking that what happens If I get an interview for I-751 while i am outside of USA.

They (USCIS) may determine that you have perhaps abandoned your desire to lift conditions.

[CharlesB 0]

Hello desperate_heart77. How are you? I hope that you and your loved ones are fine.

The I-797, Notice of Action states that "Your conditional resident status is extended for a period of one year. During the one-year extension you are authorized employment and travel ."

By that statement, I take it to mean that one can travel outside of the USA with the NOA letter during the one year extension.

So, would it not be possible to contact USCIS and reschedule the interview date? I don't see why not. My wife and I are in the same boat with similar circumstances. Good luck.

Edited July 13, 2009 by CharlesB

[Brother Hesekiel 2,235]

They don't call you and order you in the next day.

If you get an appointment that--weirdly enough--interferes with your long planed 2-week vacation, you just reschedule. It could mean that you receive your 10 yr. GC a few weeks later, but that's not the end of the world, or is it?

[desperate_heart 0]

JustBob, I think I misunderstood your answer:) Thanks everyone for answers. I think, even there will be an interview, propabably it happens 3-6 months maybe later.