Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview .

[Freerising]

Hi everyone, After 232 days, I sent out 2expedite requests for my ead. Having submitted the reasons why my case needs it ,on Friday my statuschanged to "case is ready to be scheduled for an interview ".Where does that leave me? And how long will I further wait? For ead? Or for Gc?? Or both??? I am somehow confused. Your suggestions will help. Thanks, and Goodluck family.

[Tezza]

Hi everyone, After 232 days, I sent out 2expedite requests for my ead. Having submitted the reasons why my case needs it ,on Friday my statuschanged to "case is ready to be scheduled for an interview ".Where does that leave me? And how long will I further wait? For ead? Or for Gc?? Or both??? I am somehow confused. Your suggestions will help. Thanks, and Goodluck family.

The only form that needs an interview from the ones you send for AOS is the I-485, so the ready to be scheduled for an interview is in regards to your green card.

Some people remain on this status for months, it all depends on when your field office schedules that interview. You can find the processing times for each field office on their site if you want a general guide, but sometimes they're innaccuate it seems. If you let us know your field office, others may also be able to offer some personal experience with how long it took at that specific office.

Good luck.

[Freerising]

Hi Tezza

Many thanks Tezza for your kind explanation. I am from Norfolk Field Office, VA.

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

Many thanks Tezza for your kind explanation. I am from Norfolk Field Office, VA.

The Norfolk VA office also had the system glitch. They stopped working 2017 cases and were interviewing people who filed in 2018. My best assessment here is that your interview is about to be scheduled.

[Freerising]

Thanks Uscitizenfilingforspouse.

Many thanks Uscitizenfilingforspouse. I appreciate your assessment so much. It has been helpful while I continue waiting.

[Godobo]

The only form that needs an interview from the ones you send for AOS is the I-485, so the ready to be scheduled for an interview is in regards to your green card.

Some people remain on this status for months, it all depends on when your field office schedules that interview. You can find the processing times for each field office on their site if you want a general guide, but sometimes they're innaccuate it seems. If you let us know your field office, others may also be able to offer some personal experience with how long it took at that specific office.

Good luck.

Hi guys ,
My case has also been scheduled for interview since June 20, my field is Boston .
Any idea how long it takes before th date is scheduled ?

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

Hi guys ,
My case has also been scheduled for interview since June 20, my field is Boston .
Any idea how long it takes before th date is scheduled ?

I should clarify that ?case is ready to be scheduled for an interview? does not mean anything. My case reached that stage on 4-23-18.

That being said - The Boston field office has been very consistent with their processing times. I broke down that data for someone in this forum. The member had a job offer in Boston but lived in Atlanta at the time. They had also filed for AOS in mid 2017. June or July 2017 if I remember correctly.

Boston has almost no humanitarian based AOS and they increased the number of employment based applications processed without delaying the processing of family based AOS and N-400.

Godobo - I think you?re about to be scheduled for interview based on the Boston, MA data. You can trust the processing time listed.

Aim for an approval on the spot. Make that your priority. Look at the thread thread I posted with links to useful tips to stage evidence etc. Look at the Tanle of Contents that Emerald 2020 put together. Use that as a guide.

[Godobo]

I should clarify that ?case is ready to be scheduled for an interview? does not mean anything. My case reached that stage on 4-23-18.

That being said - The Boston field office has been very consistent with their processing times. I broke down that data for someone in this forum. The member had a job offer in Boston but lived in Atlanta at the time. They had also filed for AOS in mid 2017. June or July 2017 if I remember correctly.

Boston has almost no humanitarian based AOS and they increased the number of employment based applications processed without delaying the processing of family based AOS and N-400.

Godobo - I think you?re about to be scheduled for interview based on the Boston, MA data. You can trust the processing time listed.

Aim for an approval on the spot. Make that your priority. Look at the thread thread I posted with links to useful tips to stage evidence etc. Look at the Tanle of Contents that Emerald 2020 put together. Use that as a guide.

Thanks a lot UScitizenFilingforspouse, God bless you richly for your great contribution. I will continue to keep the house posted.