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I am a silent reader/user of this website. But my silence can no longer save me cause I really need your opinions on a couple of stuff
PD 7/11/2017
Salt Lake City
Interview Date: today: Oct. 31, 2018 (15 months -_-)
The problem, however, is that my husband (army) has a BLC training this date and would not be able to attend the interview.
Oct. 18, 2018, I was able to grab hold of an infopass and talk to the supervisor and he told me it's up to me to attend the interview alone but because we are living separately he says that it will cast a doubt on the bonafide of our marriage (the reason though, as to why we are separated is because I was able to grab hold of a job in a good company in salt lake (the place where i stayed when he got deployed abroad) and it was so difficult to find a job in black river (the place where we stayed when he came home, and where he still currently is now). We, however, were both planning to settle in Hawaii next year (March 2019). In fact I have the DA form 5888 (command sponsorship) that listed me to come with him as he gets deployed in Hawaii (final orders were not yet made).
Our lawyer (yes, we hired one: because we are honestly both bollocks with rules, paperworks, and stuff) said they will be the ones to file the rescheduling and gave me a letter that states the reason as to why we needed to reschedule the interview. I haven't received any notice yet coming from the USCIS about the new schedule or the like. I asked the paralegal about the things to bring on the initial interview and she said to just bring the letter that they gave to me.
My question now is, should I follow what the paralegal said and just bring the letter for reschedule on the interview? Or is it still necessary to bring the documents stated in the interview notice for the (like the proofs and other stuffs) for initial interview?
PD 7/11/2017
Salt Lake City
Interview Date: today: Oct. 31, 2018 (15 months -_-)
The problem, however, is that my husband (army) has a BLC training this date and would not be able to attend the interview.
Oct. 18, 2018, I was able to grab hold of an infopass and talk to the supervisor and he told me it's up to me to attend the interview alone but because we are living separately he says that it will cast a doubt on the bonafide of our marriage (the reason though, as to why we are separated is because I was able to grab hold of a job in a good company in salt lake (the place where i stayed when he got deployed abroad) and it was so difficult to find a job in black river (the place where we stayed when he came home, and where he still currently is now). We, however, were both planning to settle in Hawaii next year (March 2019). In fact I have the DA form 5888 (command sponsorship) that listed me to come with him as he gets deployed in Hawaii (final orders were not yet made).
Our lawyer (yes, we hired one: because we are honestly both bollocks with rules, paperworks, and stuff) said they will be the ones to file the rescheduling and gave me a letter that states the reason as to why we needed to reschedule the interview. I haven't received any notice yet coming from the USCIS about the new schedule or the like. I asked the paralegal about the things to bring on the initial interview and she said to just bring the letter that they gave to me.
My question now is, should I follow what the paralegal said and just bring the letter for reschedule on the interview? Or is it still necessary to bring the documents stated in the interview notice for the (like the proofs and other stuffs) for initial interview?
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