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Ended up getting in touch with Washington. In less than 24 hours I had a new officer. Within 4 hours I was told that I did not need updated medical records. Two days later I received my approval notice. Seven days later I received my green card. Obviously someone realized that my file had been lost. So relieved. Two years with a 7 month gap between applying for adjustment and then after sending requested materials, wait another 7 months, had to cancel interview because of winter travel ban day of interview and then a wait of another 6 months was stressful to say the least. Note to others who may experience this. DO NOT call your rep's local office. Call the Washington office!

Sorry for not replying sooner. And thanks. We did go to the rep. His assistant told me ( get this) that there is ONE person "working on all the files" and so that is the reason it take so long.So, I finally received an interview in March. And of course, we were hit with a travel ban that day and because our area in North Eastern PA got almost 4 feet of snow in 24 hours. All roads were closed. I was told when I called that I would get a letter in 2 weeks regarding my new appointment time. And yes, I did get a letter within 2 weeks telling me that I would get a letter as soon as an appointment time became available. SIX months later and yesterday we went for our interview. The woman was hateful. No "hello", no "how are you". Did not smile, did not ask my husband one question. Rhymed off the questions and asked for birth certificate, marriage license. Proof we live together (Deed for a home we bought together) At the end she asked me for my medical records and vaccination certificate. Now, I received an RFI back in July 2016 for more information. NEVER EVER ASKED OR TOLD that my medical records and vaccinations would be invalid after one year, (which in itself is a stupid rule)She did not tell me what I needed. She only said she would send me a letter telling me what I needed and once I did what she asked she would "Make my decision". No "don't worry" no "goodbye". She should not be working there! We watched other interviewers who came to the door and they all greeted folks with "hello'" and welcome smiles. Not this one. When I even joked that she was the first person to correctly pronounce my last name, she just kept walking towards her office. No "please follow me" no "sit down here please". Even when I was asked to look at the camera it was a "look here". No please, no thank you. Anyway, now I am at the mercy of this power hungry woman who will likely make me wait for the letter and for the "decision" simply because she can. Meanwhile my paroles ran out a year ago (of course they did because who waits 2 years for an interview!!) My Mom is 91 and I have not seen her in over a year. I guess it helps that she has dementia. I am so upset by all this. And guess what....no one at USCIS or SS care....