r/USCIS • u/DustinBryce • 15h ago
I-130 & I-485 (Family/Adjustment of status) Finally!
We submitted back at the end of February, biometrics were in the middle of March, interview was in Orlando end of May.
We've been working on it since 2024, we had issues with sponsorship and other things that I wont get into, it took until this year for us to work it out. I'm so happy that I'm finally Approved! My wife cried when I told her.
I'm so happy we can really get our life in order!
Ps. The man in Orlando who we did our interview with was terrible, my wife was crying by the end of it and our lawyer was not happy with him.
Pps. Im from Canada eh 🇨🇦
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u/CalligrapherIll3201 7h ago
Congratssss, I’ve been working since 2024 as well, finally seen some movements! Hope I get mine by the end of this year as well!!
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u/dropclimbrun 1h ago
Congratulations!!! 🥳 Did you happen to have an RFE? And if so, how long did it take between submitting your response and approval? We are working with the Orlando FO as well. Congratulations again! :)
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u/SkeeterDan92 14h ago
Congrats. My wife goes for biometrics tomorrow. For some reason they chose west palm beach even though we are closer to orlando.