URGENT help - No interview notice?

[Visitor User 236]

Just now, icanbenobody said:

If you complete it then you're good to go. 

They were only good for 1 year unless it was done on or after 11/1/18. 

 

There is also something about the civil physician signing and 60 days. That confuses me. 

[icanbenobody 187]

And you don't have to be super prepare for aos interview specially if your case/relationship is clean and real trust me.

[Visitor User 236]

31 minutes ago, geowrian said:

The case status gets updated, the notice needs to be printed & stuffed, then it needs to go through the mail room. Then actual mailing time. In my experience this is about a week end to end, but YMMV. Don't worry about missing it for at least a couple weeks. Nothing works quickly with USCIS.

My understanding is that if your case has an active G-28 on file, the attorney should get a notice as well.

How long are that G-28 valid for?

[icanbenobody 187]

6 minutes ago, icanbenobody said:

If you complete it then you're good to go. 

 

Edit: i saw that you done your medical june 2017 then you really need to do your medical because it was expired june 2018 but if you already did your I693 recently then youre good to go

I edit my comment

[geowrian 22,335]

12 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

Month from when? 1/18/19?

Month from the electronic notification that the notice was sent.

7 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

How long are that G-28 valid for?

The length of the case or until the G-28 is withdrawn.

[Visitor User 236]

48 minutes ago, icanbenobody said:

And you don't have to be super prepare for aos interview specially if your case/relationship is clean and real trust me.

I want to be over prepared and front load my documents. I even know which suit and tie I will wear LOL. My lawyer will also be at the interview. My AOS is not based on marriage.

[Visitor User 236]

41 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Month from the electronic notification that the notice was sent.

The length of the case or until the G-28 is withdrawn.

Notification came 5 days later so it says 5 days ago on 1/23/19 when I got it. I never withdraw G-28 so it is valid I assume?

[geowrian 22,335]

6 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

Notification came 5 days later so it says 5 days ago on 1/23/19 when I got it. I never withdraw G-28 so it is valid I assume?

Bingo It should arrive soon.

[Visitor User 236]

1 hour ago, icanbenobody said:

I edit my comment

My lawyer told me to wait for me to redo my medical until I get my interview notice. Many here also gave same advice. I heard that my June 2017 I-693 might be valid still if it was submitted 60 days or earlier to USCIS?

 

[C90 376]

9 hours ago, Visitor User said:

I am seeing that most get it within a week from the case update. Another issue is that isn’t my interview day scheduled 30 days from 1/18/19? I will need time to prepare for my  interview. Do I need to re-do my I-693 Medical examination? It was done in June 2017.

Don't redo your medical yet. Your medical has to be valid at time of applying for AOS. It's not our fault that USCIS has such a long processing time right now. Take the print of the USCIS website where it states that, I've seen some stories on here where people were RFE'd at the interview for medical, handed them the print and got approved without new medical. It's a waste of your money if they don't want a new one. Worst case scenario you do get an RFE on the spot, get your medical redone and a decision will be made soon after.

[eckoin 211]

11 hours ago, Visitor User said:

They were only good for 1 year unless it was done on or after 11/1/18. 

 

There is also something about the civil physician signing and 60 days. That confuses me. 

If you did it in June 2017, you need a new one. 

 

After November 2018, I-693 is valid for two years as long as you completed it 60 days or less before submitting the AOS forms. Basically, a person can't do the medical on February 1 and submit their AOS on April 30 with that medical, it won't be valid for two years. You could do it at most 60 days before submitting, or anytime after. 

 

This unfortunately doesn't apply to you because it was done in 2017. Get a new one now. 

 

My interview was scheduled 1.5 months out from when I got the online update, and I got the letter in the mail 2 weeks after it was scheduled. I called USCIS to ask, and they said that when the interview is scheduled more than a month in advance, they usually send the notice out later, not right away. Not sure if true, but I got the mail notice right about one month before the interview date so it seems to check out. 

Edited January 26, 2019 by eckoin

[ceeq 53]

13 hours ago, Visitor User said:

Let’s see when we get it. What is your FO?

Agreed. San Francisco

[Visitor User 236]

4 hours ago, C90 said:

Don't redo your medical yet. Your medical has to be valid at time of applying for AOS. It's not our fault that USCIS has such a long processing time right now. Take the print of the USCIS website where it states that, I've seen some stories on here where people were RFE'd at the interview for medical, handed them the print and got approved without new medical. It's a waste of your money if they don't want a new one. Worst case scenario you do get an RFE on the spot, get your medical redone and a decision will be made soon after.

I don’t want to be RFE’ed only to delay the decision of my AOS. That delay takes months I heard. I see that some IO ask for it and some don’t. 

 

 

[Visitor User 236]

3 hours ago, eckoin said:

If you did it in June 2017, you need a new one. 

 

After November 2018, I-693 is valid for two years as long as you completed it 60 days or less before submitting the AOS forms. Basically, a person can't do the medical on February 1 and submit their AOS on April 30 with that medical, it won't be valid for two years. You could do it at most 60 days before submitting, or anytime after. 

 

This unfortunately doesn't apply to you because it was done in 2017. Get a new one now. 

 

My interview was scheduled 1.5 months out from when I got the online update, and I got the letter in the mail 2 weeks after it was scheduled. I called USCIS to ask, and they said that when the interview is scheduled more than a month in advance, they usually send the notice out later, not right away. Not sure if true, but I got the mail notice right about one month before the interview date so it seems to check out. 

I will redo the medical after I get the interview notice.

[Visitor User 236]

Looks like I will get my interview notice today according to USPS informed delivery.

 

It is coming from NBC and inside looks like white color.

 

Do you all think this is it or something else?