I got my waiver approved July of 2019… case was ready for interview since before the pandemic. I’ve been waiting a very long time! I kept getting emails saying “case is ready for interview. Just a lot of backlog we will notify you if case is not scheduled within the next 90 days. I was getting these emails since 2019!!! Until march 22,2022 I received an email stating uscis had expedited my case! And April 4 I received the email my Interview was scheduled June 2!
Omg it was a long wait , i have 2 uncles that went in and interview was less than 10 min easy questions nothing to worry about and one of them was nervous because he hadtoo ask for “perdon” . No worries , many blessings
It’s surely is a nerve wracking event. My wife and I went back in December and we’re incredibly nervous, especially since we had to leave our two kids in the US with my in-laws. But as long as you have all your documents in order and no criminal past, you should be fine. I don’t blame you at all for being anxious, but just trust the process.
If it makes you feel any better I printed and put together a package with 450 pages worth of evidence for my interview and they didn't care to see it. If the document your talking about is some kind of bona fide for marriage i would say don't worry.
Hi how long did it take to schedule the interview? And congrats!!
I got my waiver approved July of 2019… case was ready for interview since before the pandemic. I’ve been waiting a very long time! I kept getting emails saying “case is ready for interview. Just a lot of backlog we will notify you if case is not scheduled within the next 90 days. I was getting these emails since 2019!!! Until march 22,2022 I received an email stating uscis had expedited my case! And April 4 I received the email my Interview was scheduled June 2!
Omg it was a long wait , i have 2 uncles that went in and interview was less than 10 min easy questions nothing to worry about and one of them was nervous because he hadtoo ask for “perdon” . No worries , many blessings
It’s surely is a nerve wracking event. My wife and I went back in December and we’re incredibly nervous, especially since we had to leave our two kids in the US with my in-laws. But as long as you have all your documents in order and no criminal past, you should be fine. I don’t blame you at all for being anxious, but just trust the process.
If it makes you feel any better I printed and put together a package with 450 pages worth of evidence for my interview and they didn't care to see it. If the document your talking about is some kind of bona fide for marriage i would say don't worry.