INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT LETTER AND CHANGE OF ADDRESS

[gigant 0]

Dear members,

i had fingerprints done today and i'd like to know when, aproximately, CIS will send the interview appointment letter:

2 weeks later? 30 days later?

the reason I am asking is because my roommate asked me to leave my room "in 3 monts"; so now i am

confused: should I stay until everything will be resolved (received appointment letter and final decision letter)

or should I just leave asap? ( I am afraid the appointment letter will be sent to the old address)

can anyone pls advice on this situation?

thank you

[Szilvia74 3]

My interview was about a month and a half later than the biometrics, so I think you should be fine. What is your location? You can try to do a search on this site around the timelines in your filing location to get a better idea of when the interview would be.

[NickD 202]

Need a working crystal ball with the USCIS, but more confused about your roommate, are you in college? If that was the case, should use your parents home as the permanent address.

I had roommates before, they never told me when to leave. As pointed out in another recent post, not a good idea to change your address after you sent in your application.

[David-and-Mae 15]

Had my Bio last Apr 21, got an update today informing me that my case is under interview scheduling.

[gigant 0]

Thank you for your answers

Im in ny, garden city ins office, not in college but with roommate.

Now my roommate talks about leaving the apartment and i can't afford to pay full rent

So I guess ill be in some serious problem 3 months from now if I've to leave and a new tenants will come in and I may be waiting for a final decision

letter, or, even worse, a oath letter

[NickD 202]

Thank you for your answers

Im in ny, garden city ins office, not in college but with roommate.

Now my roommate talks about leaving the apartment and i can't afford to pay full rent

So I guess ill be in some serious problem 3 months from now if I've to leave and a new tenants will come in and I may be waiting for a final decision

letter, or, even worse, a oath letter

Its not that my kids have been through that many times, ha, many kids. And as recent as my stepdaughter losing a roommate this semester. Find another! How! So I got on that Craiglist thing and found her hundreds, take your choice.

A lot easier to deal with that than the USCIS. I am not nebulous on changing districts during an application, your're meat, but a bit nebulous about moving to a different apartment across the hall.