there’s no set time. was your interview scheduled? could be approved on the spot or take a lot longer

do you get your interview notice and what is the date of your interview I mean they give you 1 month time our more ??

@Singh USA 🇺🇸 you will receive an interview notice. the Lawfully app should update you too. we received our interview notice 2nd May and our interview was held on 6th of June. not approved as yet.

@Nattlestar 🇨🇦 K I can’t answer this question but I just wanted to send you some good wishes during the interview. Good luck and God’s blessing.

@w s 🇨🇦🇺🇸 In November 2023, I was told by a USCIS live agent that my interview was waived and now the I-485 shows Interview - current step 3/4 (if necessary) on the USCIS website. Found out our case was transferred to local field office; Louisville on April 11th by a live agent. I’m not quite sure what to believe anymore.

@Nattlestar 🇨🇦 K interview can still be waived. ignore all that stuff as I just said

@w s 🇨🇦🇺🇸 At the end of the day, who really knows. You’re right. The timeline is a total whack job.

Thank you @My P

@Nattlestar 🇨🇦🇺🇸 🤞 my guess is they don’t even know either 😂. I get a sense its not the most well organized place.

honestly don’t believe a word Emma agents say. I’ve been given wrong information time and time again. I’m Canadian and was told I was in line to get an interview, then the next agent told me it was waived and the one after that said my file was transferred to a different field office.. so what is anyone supposed to do. in my experience most interviews are being waived for Canadians. Unfortunately for other countries there is for sure a bias depending on where you’re immigrating from. I expect yours to be waived if you provided enough evidence and there are no red flags (large age gap, same educational background, etc)

A message from my Congressman: Thank you for your inquiry, dated May 17, 2024, on behalf of your constituent, Natalie Kerr, regarding her pending Form I-485. As a part of a greater eligibility determination, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) conducts background and security checks on applicants and certain petitioners for immigration benefits. These checks are necessary to ensure United States national security and public safety interests. In some cases, the results of these checks require USCIS to perform additional inquiries or consult with other government agencies. When this is necessary, there is often some delay in resolving the checks, and it is difficult to predict when resolution will be completed. Please be assured that this case has not been overlooked. Once all checks are resolved, the Form I-485 will be adjudicated and your constituent will be notified of the decision.