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Their response should clearly say your case is queue for potential interview waiver application but I do not see that wording in this paragraph and I am not a lawyer so I cannot tell. You could reach out to your congressperson to contact USCIS again and ask a specific question about the potential interview waiver

You can find out whether or not your case's interview will be waived if you contact local senator. Just reach out to them and say your case is out of normal processing time. Ask them to reach out to USCIS for a case update. They will let you know whether or not your case is queued for a potential interview waiver application. This does not guarantee your interview will be waived but it's a good indication that it might be.

Seattle office, no interview or no new medical was needed. 05/05/2020 - NOA date 11/19/2020 - biometrics 12/03/2020 - EAD received 05/10/2022 - Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview 06/10/2022 - Contacted local senator to reach out to USCIS and found out that my case was queued for a potential interview waiver application 06/10/2022 - On the same day, I filed an official complain via USCIS that my case is outside of normal processing time (don't know if this helped?) 09/30/2022 - Greencard approved 10/05/2022 - Card was mailed to me (waiting for USPS tracking number update) Finally after 2.5 years, getting my green card.

Is it still stuck? It's been almost 6 months for you.. was wondering if you got that approved. When I contacted the local senator's office, they said my application is qualified for an interview waiver program and they are waiting for it to be transferred from NBC to an office for a final adjustment. However, it's been almost 3 months...

My status was updated to "ready to be scheduled for an interview" about 15 days ago but haven't heard anything yet. My field office is Seattle, WA. I called USCIS yesterday and they said an interview date has not been confirmed. Does it usually take this long to schedule an interview?

Thanks, I will see if they require a new medical. My status was updated to "ready to be scheduled for an interview" about 15 days ago but haven't heard anything yet. My field office is Seattle, WA. I called USCIS yesterday and they said an interview date has not been confirmed yet. Does it usually take this long to schedule an interview? Is there a way to schedule or expedite it?

While waiting for my interview, I’d like to sort out my expired medical exam. It’s been 2.3 years since I did my medical. Should I re-do the exam?

My case is ready to be scheduled for an interview. PD 05/05/2020 (though, I filed on 03/24/2022 initially and had to file again due to an issue with my documents). My field office is Seattle, WA. I also reached out to the local congresswoman’s office about 1.5 month ago. (Senator’s office refused to help us for a ridiculous reason). USCIS responded and said my case was being reviewed for an interview and I should hear back from them within 60 days. Seattle field office’s processing time is currently 25 months. (Decreased from 28 months when I checked 4-5 months ago)