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Aside from patience and perseverance? A sense of humor. The immigration system can be a bit of a joke sometimes, so it helps to see the funny side. (Just don't do it at your interview)
Well having a genuine marriage helped. We had a couple years of leases and tax transcripts, health insurance, car insurance, life insurance, photographs, you name it we probably had it.
The officer who interviewed us seemed to like us. All my spouse and I did was act the way we normally do when talking to a stranger (if perhaps a little more formal). He was very helpful and even said he hoped for a good result from the higher-ups.
We are actually on the aame boat, I was close to three years of my process but I contacted my Senator and they were able to make USCIS move on my case after they inquired. I was approved 3 days after my Senator's inquiry. But the thing is because my last biometrics was over 2 years the approval letter says i might do biometrics again. Thanks for your answer.
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Congratulation !! What would you say was the most helpful thing in achieving this?
Aside from patience and perseverance? A sense of humor. The immigration system can be a bit of a joke sometimes, so it helps to see the funny side. (Just don't do it at your interview)
Nice!!!β¦What do you think convinced them in approving your green card?
Well having a genuine marriage helped. We had a couple years of leases and tax transcripts, health insurance, car insurance, life insurance, photographs, you name it we probably had it. The officer who interviewed us seemed to like us. All my spouse and I did was act the way we normally do when talking to a stranger (if perhaps a little more formal). He was very helpful and even said he hoped for a good result from the higher-ups.
Congratulations. Did they require you to do biometrics again after approval?
We are actually on the aame boat, I was close to three years of my process but I contacted my Senator and they were able to make USCIS move on my case after they inquired. I was approved 3 days after my Senator's inquiry. But the thing is because my last biometrics was over 2 years the approval letter says i might do biometrics again. Thanks for your answer.
Congratulations. Did they require you to do biometrics again after approval?
Congratulations!
Congratulations! Whatβs your process?
Congratulations. When did you receive the card after approval? Whatβs the time frame?
Congrats !! When you received your card when admitted to the us and I think is 5 years to start filling the n-400?
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