Originally Posted by lemonlilly

Hi all,

I had my interview today and it went OK. I put together a packet of stuff they did not even look through and just asked random questions to establish the timeline of our relationship.

The officer was quite hung up on why we didn't have a big wedding or invite anyone to dinner or anything. We talked about it some and then he stepped out to make "copies." He was out for like 10 mins and my husband saw him go into the supervisor's office. We think they were discussing our wedding day.

He came back and said that "inclined to approve the application" though he was still iffy about the wedding day. We talked some more then he said he was going to approve me.

I got approved for a conditional green card.

We left and went to eat. When we were eating, he called to say that he had approved it too quickly without realizing that I had not had my fingerprints. He said that his supervisor pointed out that one of the letters that got returned by the post office was a fingerprint appointment letter. He said he was sorry for his oversight but that I needed to go. After that, he would review the results and give a "final approval."

I said OK sure.

But of course it leaves me uneasy. Is it possible they are "taking back" the approval? If so wouldn't they just tell me instead of pretending it's because I missed a step?

Also, during the interview, we told him about us not getting all the mail. He said that was weird and that he "saw no evidence" of mail being undelivered in the file. So i just find it odd that they suddenly found that letter.

I guess I'm just worried they changed their minds.

My husband says it's just an oversight like he said.

Ack!

Any thoughts?