regent's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: James Beneficiary's Name: Viktoria VJ Member: regent Country: Ukraine Last Updated: 2018-10-25 |
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Immigration Checklist for James & Viktoria:
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Timeline Comments: 2
Parsi2017 on 2018-10-26 said:Congratulations on finally receiving your green card. I am still waiting.
Would you kindly let me know what documents were requested and what questions were asked during interview?
Thanks
Regent on 2018-10-26 said:Thank you, and sorry to hear that you're still waiting. It's maddening when something that should be so easy and straightforward takes so long. USCIS will never tell you exactly what information they want to see; it's always the same, vague requests for information about children, finances, living arrangements, and so forth. That's what we'd sent originally, and added some updated documents (a more recent tax return, bank statement, etc.) with the RFE. The only specific point raised in our RFE was about the different spellings of my wife's name, and to answer that I pointed to the official transliteration policy of her country. That must have been enough.
For the interview, there were almost no questions, mostly just verification of the information already in the case file. The IO asked what we did on weekends, holidays, etc., asked about our cat (maybe because we don't have children?), asked about the relationships of the affidavit writers, and if we had a language in common (he seemed to like our "half-and-half" answer). Pretty much just the things we'd already supplied; didn't ask anything about taxes, finances, home ownership, and didn't look at anything in the stack of supporting documents we'd brought. The whole interview probably lasted 20 minutes. He said he didn't see any problems, and we got the approval confirmation email later that same day.
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