Green Card, No Interview....Could This Be An Error!!!!

[Blondie0216 92]

3 hours ago, JoeMc said:

Congratulations!!! That is awesome news.

 

I keep checking our status. But after they canceled our interview and changed the status back to "Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview" it has not changed again, at least not yet. I still hope that they will issue my wife's green card without an interview.

 

But, I don't want to set my expectations too high just in case they do not do so. 

I’m in the same boat. Was supposed to have interview April 2nd was cancelled then on mar 28 went to ready to be scheduled for interview!  Sarge has me having hope as they were the same field office and he got waived.  We all could use this good news!! 

[Sarge2155 4,571]

2 hours ago, Blondie0216 said:

I’m in the same boat. Was supposed to have interview April 2nd was cancelled then on mar 28 went to ready to be scheduled for interview!  Sarge has me having hope as they were the same field office and he got waived.  We all could use this good news!! 

Like everything else they are taking their sweet time.  It's  coming I can feel it for both of you.

[zhuwanyu0917 26]

21 hours ago, JoeMc said:

Congratulations!!! That is awesome news.

 

I keep checking our status. But after they canceled our interview and changed the status back to "Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview" it has not changed again, at least not yet. I still hope that they will issue my wife's green card without an interview.

 

But, I don't want to set my expectations too high just in case they do not do so. 

Hey Joe! I followed your timeline and noticed our cases are in the same field office and my original interview date was a few dates behind yours. I was hoping for the same thing too but certainly don't want to get my hopes up  stay healthy and keep our fingers crossed!

[Sarge2155 4,571]

We should be seeing more interview  waviers as USCIS offices have extended their closure another 30 days till June 3rd!

[Cornflake 108]

1 minute ago, Sarge2155 said:

We should be seeing more interview  waviers as USCIS offices have extended their closure another 30 days till June 3rd!

Wow, June 3rd 😵?

[Sweetdreaming 384]

2 minutes ago, Sarge2155 said:

We should be seeing more interview  waviers as USCIS offices have extended their closure another 30 days till June 3rd!

yeah youd imagine so ! and i doubt theyll be anything close to full capacity once open, theyll have to enforce social distancing measures still. They could be under pressure to "clear the decks" of applications they can waiver so they can get all the other stuff done.

Edited April 24, 2020 by skjourney

[Sarge2155 4,571]

5 minutes ago, Cornflake said:

Wow, June 3rd 😵?

Yes, just checked the site about 15 minutes ago!

[stephbd 88]

7 hours ago, Sarge2155 said:

We should be seeing more interview  waviers as USCIS offices have extended their closure another 30 days till June 3rd!

Oh wow! I didn’t see that. I truly hope so!!! It would be such a blessing to have that weight lifted off our shoulders, especially in such hard times we’re living in.

 

If the application has been reviewed to the point of an interview being scheduled and enough supportive evidence has been provided, they could just go ahead and approve the cases.

 

Praying for all of us 🙏🏾

[Cyndy&Onyi 145]

On 4/3/2020 at 10:07 AM, Cyberfx1024 said:

Yeah you don't have go to a interview for the GC to be approved. But USCIS did say that if you didn't have a interview for AOS then you will get one for ROC. 

What is ROC?

[stephbd 88]

1 minute ago, Cyndy&Onyi said:

What is ROC?

Removal of conditions. If you’re married for less than 2 years you get a 2 year green card.

After the ROC process you receive a 10 year green card.

[NikLR 13,220]

2 minutes ago, Cyndy&Onyi said:

What is ROC?

Removal of conditions. If you have been married for less than 2 years when you get the green card it will be a 2 year card where you must remove the conditions and provide more evidence to the USCIS. 

[dekk123 44]

On 4/24/2020 at 10:30 PM, stephbd said:

Oh wow! I didn’t see that. I truly hope so!!! It would be such a blessing to have that weight lifted off our shoulders, especially in such hard times we’re living in.

 

If the application has been reviewed to the point of an interview being scheduled and enough supportive evidence has been provided, they could just go ahead and approve the cases.

 

Praying for all of us 🙏🏾

I am wondering they extended until June 3rd so they can start sending interview/bio notifications again. Usually they send out these notifications 3-6 weeks ahead. I believe once June 4 comes they are ready to start all over, instead of waiting another month (~july 4) to have these in person appt. I am hoping to start seeing in May a movement here with applicants receiving in person appt notifications by mail for june visits. 

[stephbd 88]

24 minutes ago, dekk123 said:

I am wondering they extended until June 3rd so they can start sending interview/bio notifications again. Usually they send out these notifications 3-6 weeks ahead. I believe once June 4 comes they are ready to start all over, instead of waiting another month (~july 4) to have these in person appt. I am hoping to start seeing in May a movement here with applicants receiving in person appt notifications by mail for june visits. 

I believe we should start seeing that this week. While the office was closed in early April my interview was rescheduled for May, only to be cancelled again.

 

They might start rescheduling the interviews and depending on how we progress with the pandemic, they will take place or are going to be cancelled, if the closures are extended once again.

 

I’m still wishful thinking of more waivers taking place... We shall see.

[Joen09 0]

anyone here who got approved in adjustment of status from being k1 then receiving a 10 year gc instead of 2 year conditional? 

[Sarge2155 4,571]

1 hour ago, Joen09 said:

anyone here who got approved in adjustment of status from being k1 then receiving a 10 year gc instead of 2 year conditional? 

If so that could be definitely an error! Best to talk to USCIS on that one.