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You guys are right. I’m going with my husband since it’s best to, especially with the next administration coming in.

Just now, top_secret said:

At my wifes interview, the officer called her name from across the very full waiting room and as she walked up he greeted her and introduced himself and then asked her if I was......"and said my first and middle name".  She answered "yes" and he said "good" and then took her back to her interview.  He never said a word to me directly and I only sat around in the waiting room but my presence was definitely noted and it was clear he had reviewed her case in advance and knew exactly who I was. 

Thank you.

3 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Why not just rearrange your vacation?

Trip is planned and its other people as well. It has been decided that my husband and I will come back and go. Thank you for the input

Hello,

My ROC was approved the same day my N400 interview was scheduled on December 4. My interview is scheduled on Jan 16, where I was suppose to be in Mexico for a trip. I’m obviously coming back to the states and my idea was to go back to Mexico after my interview. My question is, if my ROC has been approved does my husband have to come back to the states with me? This is for the 3 year rule N400. I’m trying to see if I can avoid a round trip for my husband if not necessary. Posted pictures for the people who are curious 

Sounds like you want the green csrd badly. My best advice to get it would be for her to come see you several times or she lives with you for some time with a lot of pictures. If you cant do neither, denied.

On 4/1/2021 at 9:39 PM, roman63rus said:

Congratulations! how long did it take from biometrics to interview?

Took 30 days for me

Had interview March 25. I, husband, went in first and the guy asked me for verification and my job and told me I was going yo be approved. My wife, the one getting the AOS, was called afterward and asked to verify some information. The nice guy told us both we're approved. 10 min after, status updated to new card being produced.  It seems that me being an engineer helped but also the guy interviewing us was super super friendly. Questions asked, when you met your wife, where, and how what first time. He asked me to verify my family and when did I become a citizen. He asked me about my job and when did I meet my wife. 

I have no idea but my I 485 just updated to interview scheduled. It looks like they skipping the whole EAD process. My whole green card application has been straightforward.

Edit: I mean my wife