AOS

[lovely09 0]

font="Georgia"]size="5"]Hi everyone me and my hubby been interviewed last June 6,2011 for AOS and now i checked the result of our interview CARD DOCUMENT PRODUCTION..

GOD IS SOOO GREAT:-)THANK YOU LORD:-)

CAN'WAIT TO SEE ....ME AND MY DAUGHTER LOVELY OUR GREEN CARD [/color[/font]][[/size]

[newhallone 2]

Congratulations!!!

[JeWcHee 3]

weeeeeeeeeee! this is an awesome news! congrats

[lovely09 0]

Congratulations!!!

THANK YOU:-)

[lovely09 0]

weeeeeeeeeee! this is an awesome news! congrats

THANK YOU GOODLUCK ON YOUR VISA JOURNEY ...GOD BLESS

[~happyndinlove~ 540]

Congrats!!!

[lovely09 0]

Congrats!!!

thank you

[tallcoolone 102]

Who in the world has another interview after the Interview in Manila

We did the AOS and Lifting Condition on AOS

Never had to do anymore interviews.........

BTW - Interviews Sucks............................

[DavenRoxy 1,073]

Who in the world has another interview after the Interview in Manila

We did the AOS and Lifting Condition on AOS

Never had to do anymore interviews.........

BTW - Interviews Sucks............................

Looks like the USCIS requires it, but not always: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos

Interview (in person) for Adjustment of Status

Eventually most people (see exception below) will receive a letter from the CIS informing you of your interview date. It will include instructions on what to bring to the interview and any required items you may need to complete before hand. One of the most critical items requested will be "evidence of the relationship" which proves that your marriage is true and faithful (i.e. photos, joint checking account, joint lease, joint mortgage, and birth certificates of children if any, etc.). Also, it is important to bring the current passport of the beneficiary to the interview. The interview is fairly painless and may be video recorded and lasts between 15-30 minutes. If approved you will be mailed your "green-card" shortly after the interview date (weeks).

Interview Exception. In some cases a beneficiary's Adjustment of Status case may be transfered to the California Service Center (possibly another location) where the CIS will attempt to complete processing without requirinig an "in person" interview. There is no particular way to know if this will happen to your case however if this does happen then you will not be required to attend an interview in person. If the I-485 is approved the beneficiary's green card will simply be mailed to them.

[tallcoolone 102]

Looks like the USCIS requires it, but not always: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos

Interview (in person) for Adjustment of Status

Eventually most people (see exception below) will receive a letter from the CIS informing you of your interview date. It will include instructions on what to bring to the interview and any required items you may need to complete before hand. One of the most critical items requested will be "evidence of the relationship" which proves that your marriage is true and faithful (i.e. photos, joint checking account, joint lease, joint mortgage, and birth certificates of children if any, etc.). Also, it is important to bring the current passport of the beneficiary to the interview. The interview is fairly painless and may be video recorded and lasts between 15-30 minutes. If approved you will be mailed your "green-card" shortly after the interview date (weeks).

Interview Exception. In some cases a beneficiary's Adjustment of Status case may be transfered to the California Service Center (possibly another location) where the CIS will attempt to complete processing without requirinig an "in person" interview. There is no particular way to know if this will happen to your case however if this does happen then you will not be required to attend an interview in person. If the I-485 is approved the beneficiary's green card will simply be mailed to them.

I know about 6 couple that are our friends that have done the AOS recently, and none of them had to do a interview for AOS, We just got my wife 10 year GC last month.

[DavenRoxy 1,073]

I know about 6 couple that are our friends that have done the AOS recently, and none of them had to do a interview for AOS, We just got my wife 10 year GC last month.

I hear ya, I know it happens both ways. I recently read a thread about someone who actually had to go to one, not a big deal, but they both had to take off work and go together. Guess it's luck of the draw whether you get sent to CSC or not, eh?