AOS Interview but not approved at spot: NY

[cheema1 6]

Interview went well but IO said he will notify  within 60 days. He took all document and some photos. Interview was on 21 August 2018. Still no update. Anybody in same condition or experience? Pls share i am worried now. It was In New York.

Edited September 6, 2018 by cheema1
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2 hours ago, cheema1 said:

Interview went well but IO said he will notify  within 60 days. He took all document and some photos. Interview was on 21 August 2018. Still no update. Anybody in same condition or experience? Pls share i am worried now. It was In New York.

Like the IO said, may take up to 60 days.

 

If the interview was on August 21, it's been 15 days (not including holidays and weekends).

 

The wait is the hardest part---you're almost there---good luck and hope you hear something soon  

[WahabG 3]

My wife's interview was on August 9 in ISL and CO informed her that she will get her passport with visa in 2 weeks, but still waiting...........

[J/G 85]

I was in a similar situation but in LA. The interview went well, but they're missing my original I-129F document (the K1 visa petition). It wasn't my / our fault. They told me they'll get back in two weeks. Our interview was 12 Dec. on 30 December I received my green card. Good luck, all the best, you're almost there. 

Best

J/G

[Peot 128]

It's actually not typical to be approved on the spot. Wait for documentation or approval in the mail. If you receive an RFE for some reason, cross that bridge when you come to it, and don't stress! 😉

[Paul & Mallory 1,398]

I wouldn't begin to fret very much until maybe end of October, based on the dates you gave. 60 days probably doesn't necessarily mean 60 calendar days, particularly when there are two federal holidays within that timeframe (Labor Day and Columbus Day). As others have said, it's typical not to be approved on the spot, so doesn't necessarily mean there is something wrong.

[cheema1 6]

5 hours ago, Paul & Mallory said:

I wouldn't begin to fret very much until maybe end of October, based on the dates you gave. 60 days probably doesn't necessarily mean 60 calendar days, particularly when there are two federal holidays within that timeframe (Labor Day and Columbus Day). As others have said, it's typical not to be approved on the spot, so doesn't necessarily mean there is something wrong.

Hopefully every thing is good on other end. Anyway thanks

10 hours ago, Peot said:

It's actually not typical to be approved on the spot. Wait for documentation or approval in the mail. If you receive an RFE for some reason, cross that bridge when you come to it, and don't stress! 😉

Thanks

[cheema1 6]

21 hours ago, J/G said:

I was in a similar situation but in LA. The interview went well, but they're missing my original I-129F document (the K1 visa petition). It wasn't my / our fault. They told me they'll get back in two weeks. Our interview was 12 Dec. on 30 December I received my green card. Good luck, all the best, you're almost there. 

Best

J/G

Thanks. My all documents were attached.