magicmike

hi my good people, just wanted to let you all know that exactly at the 2 weeks mark my status has changed to "New Card Is Being Produced" Thank you for all your support my new family Hopefully, this means I will be getting the most awaited card soon? Can someone please share their experience and timeline?

Thank you very much @Demise ! Did the officer tell you the next steps on the day of interview or were they open about it if you got approved on the spot? Can you please tell me a bit about their behavior at the interview? I am trying to decipher whatever I felt in terms of their niceness at the interview. They were pretty respectful. I am wondering if their is a connection :)

Thank you very much balo101 !

I need help, can someone please share the timeline between their AOS interview and the day they got approval and their physical card in hand? Anyone who has recently been approved or received their Greencard please?

Yes you must take sealed I-693. If you do not it can unnecessarily trigger RFEs that may delay your case. Even if the officer does not ask for it just politely ask him if he needs to see your sealed medical records. Believe me it will save both of your time. The $400 I agree is a lot of money but in the end if you get your approval earlier, it will all be worth it.

Hi Family, can someone please share the timeline between their AOS interview and the day they got approval and their physical card in hand?

In my interview, the officer did not ask much except for the yes or no questions. Plus, some of the marriage history with abuser. How we got married and how many people were invited. Or if I have ever spoken to the abuser after the last incident. They did not get into abuse at all. While I was going through everything that had happened in my head for the past month and was reliving it again and again. But they were actually quite nice and decent. They did not bring up the abuse at all. They did ask the marriage and divorce dates but nothing I would not feel comfortable to share with them. From my experience, I would suggest you to go over the application very very thoroughly and try to remember the dates as much as you can. Especially the dates of your residences. They asked me so many dates. Basically going over your I-485 application and anything that has changed in your life after that- be it employment, residence, marriage status, anything about parents. Just have a quick revision of what all has happened since you filed the application. Please make sure you have all the documents photocopied and their originals with you. Keep them organized so that it does not take much time to find them. Please bring your I-693 medical in a sealed envelope if you have not already submitted with your application. It is very important. They will open it and go through it at the end of the interview. Please keep us posted about your experience. Good luck!