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| Detroit MI |  Review on May 20, 2009: |
Knight2000
Rating:  | Review Topic: Adjustment of Status
My wife and I had her interview on February 5th. Her appointment time was 11 AM, but we got there at 10:45. The other people who came with us was my immigration lawyer and my Mom. All of us walked in, waited about 30 minutes because the entire lobby was packed. Finally, the immigration officer called my wife's name. Before going in she asked "who are these 2 people?" I told her that's my attorney and the other lady is my Mom. My wife is from Iran and she knows english, but she has a little bit of a problem communicating, so the officer told my Mom to wait outside then she'll call her if she's needs her. She told us to come over to her little office space, raise our right hands and promise to tell the truth, and we both agreed. I had a bag with me full of wedding pictures, bank accounts, income tax forms, utility bills, etc. Whatever she wanted, I was ready to give her what she asked for. Then she asked my wife a few questions like "how did the two of you meet?", "what's your current address?". My wife knew all the answers, and it took her less than a second to respond. The interview went great, but at the end she said she was missing some kind of T file to put all of the documents together. She said without that T file, she can't make a decision. Now it's a little over 3 months and my wife still didn't get her green card. I called my lawyer and said he went down to Detroit to find out what happened about our case. He said that blonde officer was the worst one in the building. If she would have had everything during the interview, we wouldn't have waited this long. Now, we have to go back down there on June 9th, but this time we got a different officer who has more experience. Hopefully, this will be the last time. 
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #4416