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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / February 2006I-485 approval without interview?
I'm a little confused. After submitting my I-485 to the NYC office (in 2002), my case was transferred to the California Service Center. After sending additional evidence, I today received an approval notice (by e-mail). The e-mail says that my petition was approved and that a new card would be sent to me by the mail. What does this mean? That I'm being issued a green card without an interview? It seems a little strange to me. Thanks, J-F > I'm a little confused. After submitting my I-485 to the NYC office > (in [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > J-F Congratulations, you have been approved without an interview. This has been happening quite frequently lately with CSC transfer cases; if you do some searching on 'approved without interview' you'll find other posts. > I'm a little confused. After submitting my I-485 to the NYC office > (in [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > J-F A new card? Did you already have one? If so, a second interview isn't necessary for a renewal, or to remove conditions. If it's your first card, a bit scarey that they're issuing them without an interview.... so much for enhanced security measures. > A new card? Did you already have one? If so, a second interview isn't > necessary for a renewal, or to remove conditions. If it's your first > card, a bit scarey that they're issuing them without an interview.... > so much for enhanced security measures. Hi ktdyd, The verbage on the approval notices says "new card" even though it's the first card. Rene > Hi ktdyd, > > The verbage on the approval notices says "new card" even though it's > the first card. > > Rene Yes, congrats! Same happened to me. I applied through Atlanta in 2003 and then this past August I got the message that my case was transfered to CSC. I was approved without interview in November. No interview to go to, and since you have been married for more than 2 years you should be receiving a 10-year GC! :) > Yes, congrats! Same happened to me. I applied through Atlanta in 2003 > and then this past August I got the message that my case was > transfered to CSC. I was approved without interview in November. No > interview to go to, and since you have been married for more than 2 > years you should be receiving a 10-year GC! :) I wouldn't be surprised if the OP receives a 2-year conditional card, even though married more than 2 years. For some reason, I'm thinking USCIS might only issue conditional cards to those who skipped having an interview. Hopefully this isn't the case, and he'll get the 10-year one. Best Wishes, Rene > I wouldn't be surprised if the OP receives a 2-year conditional card, > even though married more than 2 years. For some reason, I'm thinking [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Best Wishes, > Rene I received a 10-year one. > A new card? Did you already have one? If so, a second interview isn't > necessary for a renewal, or to remove conditions. If it's your first > card, a bit scarey that they're issuing them without an interview.... > so much for enhanced security measures. Personally I'd rather they concentrate on doubtful cases than waste time interviwng straightforward marriage-based adjusters... > I'm a little confused. After submitting my I-485 to the NYC office > (in [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > J-F CONGRATS!!, that's definitely the way to go!:) |
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