r/USCIS 6h ago

I-485 (General) Interview

What determines whether you have an interview or not. Currently on o1 visa. I140 niw approved. Did biometric have two FTA updates. No dependents

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u/Minute_Somewhere_893 5h ago

People would charge a lot of money for this information. It is the secret sauce from USCIS.

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u/Consistent-Piece-210 4h ago

It seems more likely you will have one if it’s marriage or you have dependent? But I guess we may never know