# Marriage green card interview at West Palm Beach FL field office — approved after the interview (May 2026)

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AOS (concurrent), came from NLS to DACA to Advance Parole to AOS, filing to approval in 5.6 months.

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## Profile

- Field office: West Palm Beach FL
- Case type: AOS — I-130 + I-485 filed together
- Prior status: NLS to DACA to Advance Parole to AOS
- Attorney used: No
- Interview: Not specified
- Outcome: Approved after the interview
- RFE received: Yes
- Filing to approval: 5.6 months

## Timeline

| Milestone | Date |
| --- | --- |
| Filed | Feb 4, 2026 |
| Biometrics | Apr 2, 2026 |
| Interview | May 27, 2026 |
| I-130 approved | Jun 14, 2026 |
| I-485 approved | Jul 24, 2026 |

## Their story

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Marriage-based AOS, filed I-130 with I-485 concurrently. Immigrant spouse's path was NLS to DACA to Advance Parole to AOS. Got an RFE for extra tax info before the interview. No lawyer used. For the interview, brought condensed evidence rather than a large stack of documents to keep the process moving. Interview happened right after a new USCIS memo came out; questions were basic. I-130 approved first, I-485 approved about 6 weeks after the interview.

## Questions the officer asked

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1. Why arent you doing consular processing? Can you do it? And why not?

## Their advice

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Bring condensed, focused evidence rather than throwing a lot of documents at the officer - it can slow down the process.

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