Interview Waived
USCIS has waived the requirement for an in-person interview.
USCIS may waive interviews for certain categories, such as employment-based adjustments, military applicants, or cases with sufficient evidence. This typically speeds up processing and means a decision will be made based on your paper file.
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Can My Case Be Approved Without Interview?
Yes, USCIS may waive interviews for certain categories, including employment-based adjustments, military applicants, and cases with compelling evidence. The 'Interview Waived' status confirms this. However, family-based and marriage-based cases typically require an interview.
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