How many chances to have ROC interview?

[ACINLOVE 2]

Just curious!

I entered in the US with a K1 visa, successfully AOS with no interview (transferred to California Service Center)...how many chances we have now to be interviewd for ROC (Vermont Service Center)?

Thank youuuuuu!!!!!!

[Barbara J 115]

Just curious!

I entered in the US with a K1 visa, successfully AOS with no interview (transferred to California Service Center)...how many chances we have now to be interviewd for ROC (Vermont Service Center)?

Thank youuuuuu!!!!!!

Who knows it's all up to the Gods. I had the same no interview but ROC just have to wait and find out hey

[sasaqlain 24]

The way I see it, if you had no interview at AOS, its unlikely you'll have one at ROC. They didn't interview you during AOS because they were convinced of your relationship and legitimacy. Unless your situation has changed or your supporting documents are lacking

concrete evidence, you are all good for the ROC.

[Dave&Roza 748]

The way I see it, if you had no interview at AOS, its unlikely you'll have one at ROC. They didn't interview you during AOS because they were convinced of your relationship and legitimacy. Unless your situation has changed or your supporting documents are lacking

concrete evidence, you are all good for the ROC.

You can think that, but looking at Igor's list of VJ memebers who filled in Denver, all had an interview except one since January 2010. So My feeling is that USCIS has changed their operating procedures and most everyone now has an interview for AOS. For ROC we will know after we file. Our interview was quick and painless as there were convienced of our relationship and legitimacy, but we still had an interview.

You will know if you have an interview when you receive a letter telling you to show up for one.

I would put your chances at 10 to 1 you have an interview .

Good luck.

Dave

[TBoneTX 43,326]

Unless your case requires scrutiny by way of an interview for ROC, there's a 10% statutory requirement for interviews -- meaning that 10% of "everyone else" will be randomly picked for (a perfunctory) interview.