Interview Was Completed
You have completed your USCIS interview and the officer is reviewing your case.
The officer has conducted your interview and is now reviewing your application, documents, and interview responses. In some cases, the officer may approve on the spot. In others, additional review or an RFE may be needed.
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?Frequently Asked Questions
How Long After Interview for Decision?
Most interview decisions come within 7-120 days. Some officers approve on the spot, while others need time for review. If you receive an RFE after interview, the timeline resets. Contact USCIS if no update after 120 days.
Case Stuck After Interview - When to Worry?
After interview, most decisions come within 120 days. If no update after 120 days, submit a case inquiry. Delays may indicate additional security checks, supervisory review, or administrative processing. Contact your congressman if the delay is excessive.
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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Accuracy: Definitions are based on publicly available USCIS materials and community-reported patterns. We do not guarantee that your case will follow the typical path described here.