I got an interview coming up in 30 days from now … lmk how yours go

mine is after yours (week of thanksgiving) - please lmk how yours go @Elliott SD

thanks so much for the detailed response @blessed & favored.

your VAWA was approved in 1 year? did you do a expedited?

I’ll definitely leave a detailed description of my interview and questions asked . it was yes and no does help but I get that people that are going through this process want to know everything. That’s the least I can do . I’ll leave my comment here on the 20th of November.

Hello @Zazu Zeh which field office did you file vawa i360 and i485?

Anyone in Newark office?

@k d, no, I didn’t

filed both together- i360 at Vermont and they transferred my i485 to my local office @Quiet Rebby

@Zazu Zeh oh wow that was super fast for a I360

@Zazu Zeh You can click on my profile to read my Greencard Interview experience. Just have a clear understanding of your Vawa case and most importantly, be truthful in all your responses. Goodluck and stay blessed.

thank you @Hopefully hopeful that was helpful

@Hopefully hopeful @Elliott SD, on your green card interview letter, were you asked to bring any specific documents?

yes , I got the list and it’s just what they send to everyone…

YOU MUST BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WITH YOU: (Please use as a checklist to prepare for your interview) This Interview Notice and your Government-issued photo identification. A complete medical examination (Form 1-693) and vaccination supplement in a sealed envelope (unless already submitted). : All documentation establishing your eligibility for Lawful Permanent Resident status. • Any immigration-related documentation ever issued to you, including any Employment Authorization Document (EAD) and any Authorization for Advance Parole (Form 1-512). • Any travel documents used to enter the United States, including Passports, Advance Parole documents (I-512) and 1-94s | (Arrival/Departure Document). • Your Birth Certificate. • If you have children, bring a Birth Certificate for each of your children. • Original and copy of each supporting document that you submitted with your application. Otherwise, we may keep your originals for our records. • If you have ever been arrested, bring the related Police Report and the original or certified Final Court Disposition for each arrest, even if the charges have been dismissed or expunged. If no court record is available, bring a letter from the court with jurisdiction indicating this. • A certified English translation for each foreign language document. The translator must certify that she is fluent in both languages, and that the translation in its entirety is complete and accurate.

just copied and pasted it

thank you. mine is different. it says “bring government ID and any immigration documents ever issued to you” @Elliott SD

how did the interview go? were you granted? @ zazu zeh

it’s your name for me…. 😂😂😂, Oshey Omo olalomi 😂😂😂 @zazu zeh

@Quiet Rebby, yes i was granted. declaring that by faith - i haven’t gone for the interview. it’s the week of thanksgiving. @Elliott SD interview is before mine so am looking forward to an update from him.

@law law 🤣🤣🤣eyan mi 🙌🏽

Need some prayers and some good vibes my way as I’m about to go to the interview tomorrow morning- fam !

@Elliott SD go get your green card in Jesus Name🙏🏾

amen

PROCEDURE TO EXPECT at the Interview: Plan for the day. Plan to get to USCIS early. You will have to get through security in the front of the building. This takes time. Be in line to get to the building at least 45 minutes prior to your interview. There are plenty of open parking lots in the area, Plan to be in the lobby area of the room where you are to be interviewed at least 30 minutes prior to your interview. Dress appropriately. No jeans or T-shirts. Show respect for the officer interviewing you; every little bit helps. No suits, just business casual is fine. You may bring a cell phone and something to read. Do not change any habits that you have that time of day (i.e., if you eat breakfast and have a gallon of coffee, still do this. It is normal to be nervous; nervous with a caffeine headache and an empty stomach is worse!). Try to get some sleep the night before. In the lobby, an officer will take your photo and your fingerprints When called from the lobby area by a USCIS officer, you will proceed to the private office of an office and will put you under oath to tell the truth before the interview starts. Then the officer will start asking you for documents …

my interview went well. it took 20 minutes of yes and no questions and to conclude, the kind officer said that everything looks good!

it will take up to 2 weeks to see an update, I was told…

🤞

congratulations @Elliott SD. thanks for the detailed update.

I got approved

new card being produced

I’m a permanent resident of the USA 🇺🇸

congratulations @Elliott SD. i am getting my next week in Jesus Name🙏🏾

did the officer ask for any documents? @Elliott SD

the officer asked questions. as fas as documents, only if anything needed to be updated. I showed my passport with the last entry to the USA from Europe and it was on advance parole . she scanned my passport and updated new entry. that was it . she says medical looks good .

congratulations @Elliott SD I am next in line for this beautiful news in Jesus name. @Zazu Zeh please share your updates after as well. best of luck!

@law law my interview went very well. The officer went through i-485 yes/no questions. He couldn’t find my medicals and said i would get a response within a week.

@Zazu Zeh Ayo lo ma jasi In Jesus Name

Aminnnn Jesu🙏🏾

@Zazu Zeh Any response so far?

@Zazu Zeh any update Omo iyami?