Left interview with nothing

[scotty 0]

Hi this occured to me when I was driving home,we left the interview with no green card and not a scrap of paper, no documentation for me to even say I was there.

was this right , is this the norm.

Regards Scotty

[Muuuuah 0]

We came away with nothing also...dont know whether that is right or not...funny thing is.....we have not been touched since 3 weeks before our interview and our ead has not been touched since our NOA1.......hopefully someone more knowlegdeable will be able to answer your question

[LaL 418]

Hi this occured to me when I was driving home,we left the interview with no green card and not a scrap of paper, no documentation for me to even say I was there.

was this right , is this the norm.

Regards Scotty

we were given a piece of paper that indicated case pending FBI namecheck. That's all we were given. I do know others who have not received this letter as well though.

[pj1959us 0]

We didn't receive anything either. I believe it was 21 days after interview when we received the Green Cards.

[motu 5]

Its normal. Most people I know didn't get anything either, though a few were told that they had been approved (still nothing given to them - stamp or document) You will hear in 3 to 8 weeks what happened and almost all receive their greencard in that time. Good Luck

[pbgirl 1]

We were asked to sign a sheet of paper saying we were aware of having to file for removal of conditions. Otherwise, no stamp etc.

[sjoefl01 1]

We were told that we were approved. We wanted to get a stamp in the passport or something in case things didn't happen like the lady promised. We left with nothing but a promise. We started getting Emails in a few days and had the green cards in a couple of weeks. The lady was true to her word.

[~*Dorothy*~ 2]

I guess it all depends on where your interview took place as well as the officer. We were told of the approval, the officer kept the passport and told us that another person will review the file and if all is in order they will give us a stamp in the passport. She took out the I-94 and send us back into the waiting area where after about 15 min they called my hubby's name and given him back his passport with the stamp and a separate sheet of paper explaining the removal of conditional status...I wonder why not all of the offices follow similar procedures. It makes so much more sense to me to be aware of the stats from the begining...but I guess they love to play with people's emotions and torture all of the poor souls...Hope that the Green Cards will be arriving soon to all of you guys.

Dorothy

[LaL 418]

just adding scotty was not approved, he is pending FBI namechecks, so i am not sure what angle he was asking this question from.

[jsassman 1]

We were asked to sign a sheet of paper saying we were aware of having to file for removal of conditions. Otherwise, no stamp etc.

We were told that we were approved. We also were asked to sign a sheet of paper saying we were aware of having to file for removal of conditions during the 90 days preceding expiration date of conditional permanent resident card.

Her passport was stamped with I-551 indicating work authorization and expiring same date as 2 year conditional permanent resident card.

[rebeccajo 14]

Its normal. Most people I know didn't get anything either, though a few were told that they had been approved (still nothing given to them - stamp or document) You will hear in 3 to 8 weeks what happened and almost all receive their greencard in that time. Good Luck

Define 'most'.

There are 400,000 petitioners stuck in namecheck.

Your comment is flip and offhanded.

[scotty 0]

Her words were everything is in order but your namecheck from FBI has'nt cleared yet will let you know via e-mail when it does. I said to her is that it, she never answered,gave no indication on how long it would take I actually mentioned to her about the black hole and she gave a smug smile ggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Regards Scotty

[motu 5]

Its normal. Most people I know didn't get anything either, though a few were told that they had been approved (still nothing given to them - stamp or document) You will hear in 3 to 8 weeks what happened and almost all receive their greencard in that time. Good Luck

Define 'most'.

There are 400,000 petitioners stuck in namecheck.

Your comment is flip and offhanded.

If you read my post - it says Most people I know - sorry if you are still confused. Hope you do OK. Good Luck

[Cassie 8]

I wasn't left in FBI namecheck, but I left the interview without an approval due to another reason. The only way we knew I had been there that day was the picture we took of me outside the building, and the receipt from the gas station in OKC.

[rebeccajo 14]

Its normal. Most people I know didn't get anything either, though a few were told that they had been approved (still nothing given to them - stamp or document) You will hear in 3 to 8 weeks what happened and almost all receive their greencard in that time. Good Luck

Define 'most'.

There are 400,000 petitioners stuck in namecheck.

Your comment is flip and offhanded.

If you read my post - it says Most people I know - sorry if you are still confused. Hope you do OK. Good Luck

I'm not confused at all. Most people who leave the interview with the knowledge they are still in namecheck DO NOT come out with an approval in three to eight weeks.