AOS (Greencard) Timelines

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Names	Entry Visa	CIS Office	Filed	NOA	RFE(s)	Bio. Appt.	Interview	Decision	Approved ?	Got I551 Stamp ?	Green Car Received	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
R & J	K1	San Francisco CA	2018-11-23	2018-12-02		2018-12-27	2020-01-23	2020-02-23	Yes		2020-03-31		2020-02-02
Crisel & Bruce	K1	San Francisco CA	2019-03-12	2019-03-19		2019-04-09	2020-02-20	2020-02-21	Yes		2020-02-28	Feb 20: Interview in the morning in SF. We came 30mins before schedule. At the inner waiting area, we were called to the interview before our schedule and the officer thanked us for being early. He was pleasant, friendly and thorough. It was a pretty easy interview. I was bracing myself for intrusive questions such as 'What colour are your husband's underwear' but he asked nothing of the sort. First we swore to tell the truth before taking a seat. He asked for my passport, EAD, Social Security, state ID and my husband's passport and driver's license. He asked me all of the questions on the I-485 form and physically check-marked each item on the papers when my answer matches what was written. He would also write down on the form anything I answer that wasn't there (have I been a part of any organization- I didn't write any on the form but I said orally 'like girl scouts?' and he wrote that down). Then he went through all the Yes/No questions in the end, and looked especially serious when asking the question about having ever used public assistance from the US government. Then he showed me all the new information he wrote down on the form and had me sign it. Then he asked my husband where we first met and during this, I make a point of not helping him answer any of the questions, just nodding if he gets it right. After a while we just start telling our story. The officer seemed to be typing everything we were saying, all the stories we tell him and seemingly just every word we say. Then he looked through and kept a few photos from the stack of photos we had printed out and he liked that we had labelled it in the back of each. He commented that the group photos with family members were very good. Every time anything comes up in conversation that we had corresponding paperwork for, we would hand it to him. He said we're very organised, lol. He liked that we submitted mostly original documents and not photocopies (like the marriage certificate). In the end he asked if there's anything else we'd like to give him or tell him and we said no, that's what we have. Then he left to make a photocopy of my own work offer letter (I only brought the original, it was an afterthought). When he came back he gave us 2 pieces of paper, told us that our case will be reviewed to make sure that I will not be a public charge and that the decision will come within 2-4 weeks. Status changed later in the afternoon to interview is completed and that it was being reviewed. Evidence we had: joint bank statement (checking and savings, the officer asked what we used the checking for, this seemed kind of weird), husband's job offer letter, my job offer letter, my latest W2 and husband's latest tax forms (husband always does taxes early), 1 car title showing both our names as owners, health dental and life insurance through husband's job also showing my name as beneficiary and as dependent, plane ticket and lodging bookings for a future trip together, photos.	2024-02-01
Soo & Daniel	K1	New York City NY	2019-10-10	2019-10-14		2019-11-22	2020-02-20	2020-02-21	Yes				2020-02-22
Loye & Seyi	H-1B	Boston MA	2019-07-12	2019-07-22		2019-08-14	2020-02-21	2020-02-21	Yes	No		Lawrence MA field office	2020-02-22
Gor & Pan	K1	Columbus OH	2019-10-09	2019-10-30		2019-11-25	2020-02-18	2020-02-21	Yes	No	2020-02-27		2020-02-27
L & G	Other	Washington DC	2019-03-07	2019-03-13		2019-04-01		2020-02-21	Yes				2023-02-28
M & G	K1	San Jose CA	2019-05-02	2019-05-10		2019-05-29	2020-02-04	2020-02-21	Yes	No	2020-02-29	We received our interview letter beginning of January and it was scheduled at the San Jose Field Office. We prepared all the information asked for in the letter and brought it for our interview. We also asked a friend to come along as an interpreter, but the IO didn't even let him come in. They said they had their own interpreters if needed but wanted to do as much without one since my husband was able to understand basic English. The letter said that we would ba e to provide our own interpreter so I guess it depends on the office and what is available. Interview went fairly well, mostly went over the application and asked my husband some of the yes and no questions. We gave our updated address because we had just moved. Our medical was missing from the file and he said we would have to redo it so I was quite upset about that. He said case looked pretty straightforward but he would be sending an RFE. We waited for over 2 weeks and I made a service request to have them please send the RFE. A week later, the status changed daying a new card was being produced and he was approved! So they must have found the medical exam somewhere, hooray! Approval notice arrives today and green card arrives this Saturday.	2024-03-03
Pepper & Tony	K1	Los Angeles CA	2019-10-16	2019-10-22		2019-12-04	2020-02-20	2020-02-21	Yes				2023-09-16
Marivic & Mark	K1	Portland OR	2019-06-13	2019-06-21		2019-07-22	2020-02-05	2020-02-21	Yes		2020-02-29	It took 16 days after the interview before the status changed to case was approved and 8 days to received the greencard.	2020-03-04
Ben & Sarah	Other	Saint Louis MO	2019-09-28	2019-10-12	2019-11-30	2019-10-28		2020-02-21					2020-02-22