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4 hours ago, Duane & Haney said:

Hi Everyone,

 

It's good to know all your feedback and comments with regards to your AOS interview experienced at the USCIS Detroit Field. My AOS interview is on August 22, 2019 and in my AOS interview letter states that I must bring "A completed medical examination (Form I-693) and vaccination supplement in a sealed envelope (unless already submitted)". Did anyone of you bring this form to the interview? I had already taken my medical exam and also got the vaccination shots that the US immigration required when we filed for the K-1 visa. Do I have to take another immigration medical examination before going to the interview?

 

Thank you in advance for all your help.

 

Duane and Haney

Hey! Everyone gets the same form with the interview date and since  I already sent my medical examination I DID NOT bring another one. They didn’t ask me for a new one because I already had it. Good luck guys! 

20 minutes ago, fip & jim said:

Didn't get RFE but the interviewing officer didn't have our medicals in our files so didn't approve us on the day. We were expecting RFE to get them done again. 6 weeks later we got approved with no explanation. 

Thank you for your response. Hopefully we’ll get it ASAP too lol and congrats 🎊 

Hey! I’m wondering if anyone got RFE after interview how long does it take for uscis to respond back after submission? 

2 hours ago, LisaLisa said:

I have been in the US for 7 years on different status. I had work authorization from my previous immigration status and have been working for 2 years. I live in the Metro Detroit area

What is the status that you’re adjusting from? If it’s not a secret:) Bc it’s been 104 days since I applied..so frustrating.. 

27 minutes ago, lusiaan said:

Update:

12/28/18 filled

12/31/18 recived and noa date for ap and ead

1/3/19 i485 noa 

1/24/19 biometrics appointment 

3/18/19 ready to schedule the interview 

3/25/19 interview scheduled 

5/1/19 the interview

 

Yay congrats and good luck 🍀 I hope you have a fast and smooth interview;)

Just now, LisaLisa said:

I wish the best luck to you and your family. It would be amazing if you could update your timeline for Detroit helps everyone to get a perspective.

Omg I started a couple times but never finished 🤦‍♀️ I’ll update it soon 

9 minutes ago, LisaLisa said:

Not everyone is the same you are right. There is a reason why the majority of asylum applications are denied. It is extremely hard to get one. The majority of people that apply for them use them as an extension of time in order to settle their life here. I have been in this country for 6 years now and been part of immigration communities for a long time. You are not the first one. You know what it obviously works!!!

Yes you’re absolutely right that works just like some fake marriages get approved as well. I just wish everyone who needs and deserves it to have a fast process for AOS🙏 Good luck everyone and let’s be respectful to each other and positive ✌🏼

3 hours ago, LisaLisa said:

I mean of course and being a B2 visa and applying for AOS is crazy. But there is loops in the system and people know them and use them. Like the dude above with the J1 and the asylum. In my schools here in MI there is dozens of people that are from Eastern Europeans countries that clearly don't qualify for asylum. They apply for it then the application takes for ever to process and in the meanwhile they are scouting for someone to get married. Then they apply for AOS through marriage. Unethical yes, illegal well depends thousands of people still do that.   

Don’t judge everyone on someone’s experience! Not everyone applies for asylum for no reason..some people really need it! You don’t know my story too. And I’m not “scouting” anyone to get married to get papers! I have a daughter and I love my husband there’s no reason to wait for asylum for YEARS when I can go through AOS. 

2 minutes ago, lusiaan said:

I completely understand your frustrations. Wishing you a fast process this time.

Thank you so much 🙏 good luck to you too!

12 minutes ago, lusiaan said:

See, I was wondering because my bio appt was on Jan 24th and my interview is already scheduled. I'm adjusting from k1 and I think they do this category the fastest. That's what I have noticed here. But also, it's only a 2 day difference. Hope you hear something soon!

Thank you. I hope so I swear. Because sometimes they are not fair the way they schedule interviews. My husband was waiting for his citizenship interview for over a year when other people get it within 5-6 months..kills me... 

1 hour ago, lusiaan said:

Hi, what visa are you adjusting from?

Hi, I had j1 visa back in 2016, then applied for political asylum but while waiting for any news I got married and now applied through marriage (c9)

16 minutes ago, yuni_yuni said:

No, there is no notification for case transferred to Field office.

where  did you do the biometrics? im at Grand Rapids support center.

 

I’ve done mine at Detroit uscis field office the one on Jefferson Ave 

31 minutes ago, yuni_yuni said:

Thank you!!

I can see you just joint the VJ forum? am i right?

so, Welcome to VJ Forum! if you want to know every member time line you can click the "time line" button also please complete your timeline also please...

my AOS NOA 1 December 27, 2018 and did the biometrics on January 22, 2019, how about you?

 

Wow! This is insane! 🎉 my pd is December 26 but I completed my bio on January 22 as well. Since January 25 it says bio review is completed! So I guess I’ll get some updates soon too YAY! 

Did you get any notifications when your case was transferred to the field office?

5 hours ago, yuni_yuni said:

After read that you got another update, i checked mine also

and Yeayyyyy.....mine also change to "INTERVIEW WAS SCHEDULED"

hopefully i can receive my interview invitation by today also... hahahahaa (to good to be true,LOL)

 

 

Hey congrats! What is your timeline?