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
Josie & Jim	K1	Washington DC	2019-12-06	2019-12-12		2019-12-30	2021-01-26	2021-01-26	Yes	No	2021-02-01		2021-02-03
Chiara & Andrew	K1	Washington DC	2019-10-04	2019-10-23	2019-12-10	2019-11-21	2020-12-14	2021-01-26	Yes		2021-01-30		2024-04-07
Marina & Chad	K1	Washington DC	2019-09-30	2019-10-09		2019-10-31	2020-12-11	2021-01-12	Yes		2021-01-19		2024-02-18
Mimi & Jojo	F-1	Washington DC	2019-10-30	2019-11-12		2019-12-04	2021-01-07	2021-01-08	Yes				2021-01-13
Happy & Nony	K1	Washington DC	2019-10-10	2019-10-24	2019-12-03	2019-11-04	2020-12-15	2020-12-18	Yes	No	2020-12-26		2020-12-26
S & T	K1	Washington DC	2019-09-19	2019-09-22		2019-10-17	2020-12-08	2020-12-17	Yes		2020-12-26	Interview: The officer could not have been nicer and was making jokes the entire time. We did have to wait about 20 minutes after our appointment time which he apologized for twice. Once we got seated he said that the file looked perfect (his words) and that he didn't have any questions for me (the petitioner). He asked some random questions to get us talking and more comfortable chatting with him (normal small talk). Then he said he was going to talk to my wife while I looked for anything in my giant binder I thought he should have for the file. (He said he didn't need anything but that if I wanted to add I could) He went through the full application with my wife asking her birthday, places she has worked, parents names and professions and just kept checking off as he went along. Also went through about half of the Yes/No questions such as if she wanted to spy on America or be a terrorist. Then I explained all the papers I wanted to add to file such as more pictures, financial stuff and so on. He made a comment again how I didn't need to give him anything else but thanked me for them. He then explained that he had to go through the case one more time and said it would be his 4th time reading through it. He then asked if we understood the process that it would be a two year greencard if approved and then if with him or an American citizen you could apply for a 10 year green card or citizenship at 3 years and then we all laughed about it. He then asked if we had any more questions and I asked him about if he had anymore cases today and just general questions about how things have changed with covid. Overall it was a great experience and the officer could have not been nicer and was making jokes the whole time and seemed to just enjoy his job and talking with us. By the time we got home the case status had updated to "Interview Was Completed And My Case Must Be Reviewed". 9 Days letter changed to card being produced.	2025-02-18
Star & Patrick	Other	Washington DC	2019-10-08	2019-10-18	2019-12-07	2019-11-12	2020-12-15	2020-12-15	Yes	No	2020-12-23		2024-01-04
Romario & Kelly	K1	Washington DC	2019-09-20	2019-09-26		2019-10-16	2020-12-09	2020-12-09	Yes			We arrived at the office and waited outside until 15 minutes before our interview. We went through security and then to the waiting room for USCIS. The receptionist looked at our appointment letter to check us in. We waited about 35 more minutes until the officer came out and called my husband. I freaked out because they separated us, which is not something I had heard about happening before in our office. The officer gave me a paper to fill out and took my husband for about 20 minutes alone. I wrote my name, date of birth, social security number, how I met my husband, when we got engaged, who was at our wedding, his siblings names, my parentsâ€™ names, my job, if we have kids, and I had any other marriages. They asked him the same questions and then compared the answers. The officer had me join them at the end. He asked me more questions, like some of the same ones from the paper, and also how many times I went to Brazil, how many times my husband visited the USA before moving here, where my husband was born, and where he used to live before moving here. As far as the documents collected: The officer took our joint tax return, any proof that we lived together (lease, photocopies of our photo IDs with the same address, bank statement). He DID NOT Take anything about our health insurance, our joint credit card, our joint cell phones, or anything related to our trips together since my husband arrived here. He DID also ask for photos. I had printed 14 photos and also offered to show him photo albums. He did not want to look at the photo albums or keep a copy of our holiday card, but he kept the photos I printed and asked my husband to say who the other people in the photos were. He asked about our gross household income to verify we met the requirements. He asked about my husbandâ€™s job, but did not take any documents about verifying either of our employment. The officer said he did not have our medical. My husband had done the medical in Brazil 3 months before we applied for his AOS, so I Knew his medical was still valid but the officer was confused. He made a copy of our original vaccine worksheet from Rio de Janeiro and said he would check with someone else about it. He said we were â€œapprovableâ€ and he just needed to finish the background check and confirm about the medical. I started off extremely nervous about being separated, but in the end I could see our officer was just very very thorough. Fortunately, on hour after we left, the case already changed to approved on the ap!!! I am so relieved and happy for my husband (and both of us!)	2023-09-13
Belal & Jessica	K1	Washington DC	2019-09-20	2019-09-27		2019-10-16	2020-12-09	2020-12-09	Yes		2020-12-29		2024-01-18
Jess & John	K1	Washington DC	2019-09-06	2019-09-16	2019-10-30	2019-10-07	2020-12-04	2020-12-04	Yes				2022-10-06