Legal Question in Immigration Law in Ohio

Re: 20 Days After AOS Interview, And Still No Decision, Is This Normal?

This is fairly standard. Do you recall if the interviewing officer mentioned anything regarding fingerprint or name check clearance?

Re: 20 Days After AOS Interview, And Still No Decision, Is This Normal?

A final step in the process is a name check or file check to be certain that between the time of the notification of an interview and the interview itself there have been no violations. You make want to make an infopass appointment to see where things stand.

Re: 20 Days After AOS Interview, And Still No Decision, Is This Normal?

A final step in the process is a name check or file check to be certain that between the time of the notification of an interview and the interview itself there have been no violations. You make want to make an infopass appointment to see where things stand.

Re: 20 Days After AOS Interview, And Still No Decision, Is This Normal?

Generally you AoS application needs one final level of security checks. The rationale behind this procedure is that your criminal history was checked prior to the interview and must be checked again before final approval. Additionally, your case may be approved in Cleveland, but the approval notices are generated in Nebraska. Most of my clients receive notification within 30-45 days subsequent to the interview.

Re: 20 Days After AOS Interview, And Still No Decision, Is This Normal?

Yep, this is normal. This is also the government -- you must be patient. Give it until the 2nd week in March and if you haven't heard anything, don't hesitate to make an INFOPASS inquiry at the local office. Good luck.