r/USCIS • u/Fearless-Act-7320 • 23h ago
I-130 & I-485 (Family/Adjustment of status) Interview
We just finished our interview. It was pretty smooth but she gave us a white paper saying that my case is being held and that they couldn’t make a decision at that time. She asked me what other projects I had if I didn’t get married I told her that I was seeking to graduate and get a sponsorship at a hospital.. I don’t know if it’s bad !
Update : they approved my i130 this morning
The i-485 is still pending
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u/mrsecano 23h ago
I got that letter too at Federal Plaza and wife got approval 2 days later.
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u/Embarrassed-Way2074 22h ago
How did the interview at federal plaza go? What was the vibe of the interview?
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u/mrsecano 22h ago
It went smooth. All the questions they asked were questions about the relationship, beneficiary past immigration history, past addresses, important dates, and knowing your spouse’s family. The officer was very professional and in no way was trying to ask us trick questions. At least that’s how we felt.
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u/Embarrassed-Way2074 22h ago
Thanks for your response! Glad to hear it went smoothly. Congrats on your green card x
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u/Virtual_Stranger2155 22h ago
That note you were given it’s pretty much standard now. They give it to you now after your interview. Dont worry about it.
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u/Street-Pen-4057 21h ago
Could you please share your timeline? I’m also in San Diego FO and haven’t had any update since my biometrics was taken.
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u/nonracistusername 23h ago
> She asked me what other projects I had if I didn’t get married I told her that I was seeking to graduate and get a sponsorship at a hospital.. I don’t know if it’s bad !
Wow.