USCIS adjudicators have reportedly begun asking a series of pointed questions during Adjustment of Status interviews, prompting concern among immigration advocates and applicants. These inquiries focus on the reasons for choosing Adjustment of Status over consular processing, knowledge of available immigration avenues, and the applicant’s visa status.
Key Details:
- New interview questions include inquiries about the choice of Adjustment of Status versus consular processing.
- Applicants are asked if they are aware of the consular process as an option for obtaining an immigrant visa.
- Questions also address potential barriers to leaving the U.S. for consular processing and the applicant’s visa expiration.
- Responses highlight the legal distinctions between maintaining a valid visa and valid status under U.S. immigration law.
These developments may impact how applicants prepare for their interviews and navigate the immigration process. Need help with your immigration case? Visit QuickFiling.us for professional immigration services.
Source: Ryan Wilck, J.D.
