Interview questions for GC and USC?

[Journey Man 0]

When applying for a GC And then USC. Are the interview questions the same? What is the difference?

What kind of background check is ran for both status?

[donical 0]

When applying for a GC And then USC. Are the interview questions the same? What is the difference?

What kind of background check is ran for both status?

No the questions asked at GC and USC interview are not the same...and the background check is a FBI check via finger prints and pictures.

I suggest just you start and finish one process before worry about the next.

Good luck

Edited April 18, 2012 by donical

[Journey Man 0]

No the questions asked at GC and USC interview are not the same...and the background check is a FBI check via finger prints and pictures.

I suggest just you start and finish one process before worry about the next.

Good luck

I thought it was the same as the Background check for pre-employment?

What kind of questions are asked for GC? What about for USC?

I have read that the interview can be waived? How does that work?

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

What visa would you be adjusting from?

You can read the guides here and the reviews for interviews to see what questions are asked.

[Journey Man 0]

What visa would you be adjusting from?

You can read the guides here and the reviews for interviews to see what questions are asked.

B-1.

[ceadsearc 515]

Then you and your spouse will be required to have an interview. It can't be waived. You'll have a joint interview where you will both be questioned on your relationship and the LPR will also be questioned on any criminal history, etc. Though really, the IO can ask whatever they want. Search for interview experiences to see what some people have experienced.

[Journey Man 0]

Then you and your spouse will be required to have an interview. It can't be waived. You'll have a joint interview where you will both be questioned on your relationship and the LPR will also be questioned on any criminal history, etc. Though really, the IO can ask whatever they want. Search for interview experiences to see what some people have experienced.

A USC Mother and an USC Brother filed I-130 for her Adult Son/Adult Brother over 21 years of age who is on Overstay B1 and grandfathered under the 245i Labor Certification, the petition was denied, never married. Received date/Priority date shows June 09, 2011 on I-787C. Paid $420 X 2 Application/Petition Fee. What is the next process. Visa bulletin shows that it will be about 6 years and 1 month. On the USCIS shows, when you put in the Receipt Number, it shows dark blue in 'Initial Review'. Next step shows 'Decision' which is grayed out.

The beneficiary would be in 'F1' category right? When I looked at the May 2012 Visa Bulletin website, it shows May 1st of 2005.

Any suggestions?

Edited April 19, 2012 by Journey Man