hi! no interview needed for us was waved. we had to supply lots of evidence with our response for 212(e) we did the table. but then showed bank statements, mortgage agreements, travel itineraries for all the times between j-1 ending and filing I-485. it was a lot of work but they approved our greencard one day after receiving the response. I’m not sure the table actually suffices as evidence of that you satisfied 212(e) anyone could write a table. you have to then show proof the table is true.

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nothing to do with 212(e) we didn’t submit the long form birth certificates so we had to obtain then

I had it documented in my I-140. I can only tell you what we did to get approved. we provided a lot of evidence I lived in the home country for ten years, sworn affidavits and bank statements, flights and travel itineraries etc. because it was for me and my family zero chance of denial was left open. as our lawyers stated we had to prove with out doubt we might the criteria of the rfe. it is not the officers job to assume or research through other applications you have. a table alone in my opinion doesn’t prove you lived in you’re home country, bank statements, tax records, wedding certs, etc all do and that’s what you most provide. good luck, wishing you a speedy approval!

after and was south California