I have an interview schedule in a month for my Adjustment of Status/Green Card and finally get permanent residence. I was very excited upon receiving my schedule for the interview. But then again, I started to panic or at least started thinking so much about the interview. I only know a few people that have gone through the same process that also lives in Chicago. One of them have done it almost a year ago.
If you have gone through an interview in the Chicago local district office, please let me know what your experience is. Also, my lawyer that represented us is in Texas right now and her family is there. She wont' be able to be there during the interview. Would it be ok to bring another lawyer to the interview?
Thanks so much!
2007-11-04
17:26:06
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USAGUY = yes of course I came here legally! I was an international student and graduated and everything before I got married. I thought your comment was funny. But thank you.
2007-11-04
17:37:49 ·
update #1
PEACHWITHIN = u sure they won't even let the lawyer in? because I have heard of many that suggests to bring the lawyer if they have it because a friend of mine went to interview in May and she had a lawyer. Although her lawyer didn't go, she was asked by the immigration officer whether the lawyer was present. Just thought I throw that out there...
2007-11-04
18:18:08 ·
update #2