Langa

Congrats on your 1-360 approval.
I went through the same process in 2006 and I just became a US Citizen beginning of 2011....what a journey!!
After my I-360 was approved I only waited say 3 months if not less for my I-485 interview and the interview was so easy (I thought I would be grilled about the marriage, etc) and the I.O was very nice. I was so scared of course but it only lasted about 10 minutes most. The I.O. only asked me questions on the I-485 (mostly the questions relating to me and my background none about my abusive spouse or the marriage). So it shouldn't be too long for you before you are called in for your interview. At the interview answer what you have been asked truthfully and to the point (Yes or No) and don't start going into story-telling unless asked specifically to explain. Remember you are being recorded, there is a camera in each I.O's office. As I always say, each case is different and also depends on who is interviewing you. If you get approved and you get your greencard, remember that under VAWA you are eligible to apply for Citizenship after 3 years of becoming a permanent resident (I applied after 3 years and 11 months only because I didn't have enough money at 3 years to apply).
Please feel free to email me privately if you have specific questions.
GOOD LUCK AND ALL THE BEST. I HOPE THIS HELPS TO CALM YOUR NERVES

Congrats on your 1-360 approval.
I went through the same process in 2006 and I just became a US Citizen beginning of 2011....what a journey!!
After my I-360 was approved I only waited say 3 months if not less for my I-485 interview and the interview was so easy (I thought I would be grilled about the marriage, etc) and the I.O was very nice. I was so scared of course but it only lasted about 10 minutes most. The I.O. only asked me questions on the I-485 (mostly the questions relating to me and my background none about my abusive spouse or the marriage). So it shouldn't be too long for you before you are called in for your interview. At the interview answer what you have been asked truthfully and to the point (Yes or No) and don't start going into story-telling unless asked specifically to explain. Remember you are being recorded, there is a camera in each I.O's office. As I always say, each case is different and also depends on who is interviewing you. If you get approved and you get your greencard, remember that under VAWA you are eligible to apply for Citizenship after 3 years of becoming a permanent resident (I applied after 3 years and 11 months only because I didn't have enough money at 3 years to apply).
Please feel free to email me privately if you have specific questions.
GOOD LUCK AND ALL THE BEST. I HOPE THIS HELPS TO CALM YOUR NERVES