@Faiz M since 2024 July we had had our interview the officer told us that we will receive decision the next day or in a week but we did not in 2025 march our case status changed to case is being actively review by uscis however till now they haven’t made a decision yet.

I had my interview January 2025 still no decision

Are you in usa ?

@Maddy M Expect an approval, a home visit or another interview. Ultimately, you might have to sue to get a decision. Were you out of status when you filed? Were you or your spouse married before? Are you from a banned country?

@Navraj Singh yes

@Rocco Forté No i wasn’t out of status, i am on F1status right know studying my bachelors degree. Neither me and my wife is married before neither i am from a banned country. The one thing i am afraid for is another interview. they cooked me in my interview and i dont wanna go again

@Rahim Kamara thank u

@clear Meeks thank u

@Maddy M Oh! you don’t think your first interview went well? Did you bring a lawyer? What did they have an issue with at that interview

@Rocco Forté No I didn’t have my Attorney i got some confusion in dates

@Maddy M Yea that wasn’t a good idea. Only thing to do now is to wait and continue gathering martial evidence. They might visit your home or bring you back for another interview, send RFE or NOID or they will simply go ahead to approve the case.

@Rocco Forté Thank you. is it safe to travel outside country i got my Combo card approved before my interview?

which banned country are you from ?

@Maddy M It should be but general advice is to travel after you get your green card. This current administration aren’t immigrant friendly

Yes, this can happen. An online status that still says “Interview Scheduled” after the interview does not necessarily mean a problem. USCIS online statuses are not always updated right away or in a way that reflects every internal step. For a marriage-based I-485, there is no fixed 95-day post-interview decision deadline, and after a separate/Stokes-style interview USCIS may keep the case under review while it finishes eligibility, admissibility, or background-check review. So for now you just have to wait. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask them in our next Lawfully office hours session! - Attorney MaryJoy Chuba (All information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney - client relationship. Your situation may require fact-specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.)

@Rocco Forté Thank you