georgi666

Sounds about right, thank you!

Hello. Writing a research paper on continuous residence requirements by USCIS. In theory, how could they know how long the applicant has been absent, if according to CBP when exiting the country on foot there is no legal requirement to go through an open port of entry. So in theory are there any mechanisms to thwart someone walking into Mexico and flying out from there, and then flying back to Mexico and entering through a port of entry? thank you.

Interview waived oct 26 🥳

Thank you. And yeah, we are talking about buying a house soon etc, I am not too worried that she'll just randomly kick me out, withdraw her petition, and raise our 2 kids on her own where I essentially won't even be able to visit them(good luck getting a tourist visa after a withdrawn AOS petition). I could definitely understand other people's concerns about marriages not working out, and advising me not to delay my AOS process unnecessarily, but in our case I don't see this as a concern at all. And considering how long the interview process is taking, I sincerely hope they don't send me an interview notice before our 2 year anniversary. If they do, I will definitely reschedule! Now it'll be a bummer if they waive the interview and send out a 2 year green card, but nothing you can do in this case I guess.

Things are good between us, we have a daughter and another kid on the way(due December). Honestly, after being in the states for a year and a half, I could care less if I live here or not. I am pretty much staying here cause of my family. If she were to become an ####### and starts issuing threats, this would not be beneficial for our kids at all. Plus threatening and kicking your husband out of the country won't exactly get you child support payments. It's just how long it takes to process, plus another $595(assuming they won't increase this). Also, even if the things were to go south, we still won't divorce before I got my green card and what not, since we have 1 kid with a second on the way.

Thank you! And yeah, I do have my SSN and EAD/AP, valid till the end of 2023, so I don't really care when I have the interview!

Hi. We filed for AOS in June of 2021. Case has been at ready to schedule an interview since Oct of 2021. Now, considering we got married in May 2021, I was wondering, is there a way I can delay my interview(changing address to a different FO?). Or rescheduling the interview if it gets scheduled before 5/2023? After all this waiting, I would rather not deal with waiting for RoC. Has anyone done this, any suggestions how to go about it? Thanks.

Filed in Jun 2021, been ready for interview since Oct 2021. It's a long journey lol.

Yeah! My petition was submitted in June of 2021, in MA, but we moved to NC. Got my bio taken in October, status changed to Ready to schedule an interview, and I've been waiting ever since. Honestly, at this point I would love it if they took their sweet time, as we got married in May 2021, hope we have our interview after 5/2023 so we don't have to deal with RoC...

Been waiting on an interview since oct 8, so this gives me hope lol.