Zeppelinn1630

Hi, my friend went through this and faced a very ignorant officer, his case was denied and finally he got approval from BIA( Board of Immigration Appeals). He and his wife described word by word and put them on paper as how that happen that day at the interview. BIA considered and slapped that officer with their right decision. So write down the details and notarize and send to the proper authorities and also save it for future , you never know what is coming on your way.

It's a little late in this instance, but a recommendation -- one that will take awareness and some guts -- is to reply, "Perhaps your supervisor would like to hear your conclusion about our miscarriage; call him or her in now, please."
 
The interviewing officer will have no option but to comply, backtrack, or move to further questions (which will almost certainly be less outrageous).

CONGRATS, Can you please shed some light on your marriage timeline and the evidence sent? Thank you!

I am going through the same. Divorcing my spouse. My lawyer made my spouse write a affidavit but she kind of said some mean things but my lawyer said it doesn't matter. He wants me to write one also. The lawyer notarized it. 
 
I have too much riding on this and have no room for mistakes so I just hired a lawyer. I personally do ;t see an issue doing this without a lawyer but if there were an interview, I am glad I have him. During my i485 interview, a lot of officers knew my lawyers and they were saying hi to him by his first name. That made me feel comfortable. 

I don't think it is a rumor. It is on their website. They had a memo on 2018 about interviews and such.
 
If you went to a ROC interview, and have a normal application (Good evidence, and nothing extreme), you are more likely to have your interview waived. There are really very few cases would get both Interviews waived. Same, very few cases who would get both AOS and ROC interviews. By the end of the day, they leave the judgement to the officer in charge of the case, and with the backlog of cases, they are more likely to approve cases without interviews for those who are already interviewed considering the limited resources  

I don't think it is a rumor. It is on their website. They had a memo on 2018 about interviews and such.
 
If you went to a ROC interview, and have a normal application (Good evidence, and nothing extreme), you are more likely to have your interview waived. There are really very few cases would get both Interviews waived. Same, very few cases who would get both AOS and ROC interviews. By the end of the day, they leave the judgement to the officer in charge of the case, and with the backlog of cases, they are more likely to approve cases without interviews for those who are already interviewed considering the limited resources  

Edit- Also IMO the most important piece in a divorce waiver ROC is the affidavit letter you send yourself outlining the relationship and how/why it broke down along with proof. Start at the waaaay beginning when you met, describe how you fell in love and married. Outline all the joint proof you are including. Explain then how it broke down, proof of any therapy, proof of divorce paperwork along with final decree if you have it. The decree is a HUGE piece of evidence as it's a sworn court document where you both acknowledge the marriage and your joint assets and debts. 

Before like everyone else. They just can’t approve your case before they have the official divorce decree. 
 
If if you know you are getting a divorce 100% than get started on the process that will make it easier for you in the long run so you don’t have to wait for that. If you guys are not sure yet than he should sign as a couple 

Then you might want to find a divorce attorney and start the process to end the marriage.....then file with a waiver.....otherwise, you are giving your husband the opportunity to sabotage your ROC ........just food for thought....