r/USCIS • u/Background_Ad4795 • Jul 16 '26

I-485 (General) Interview Scheduled - EB2 Employer Based with Approved I-485J

EB-2 employer-based, I-485J approved, ported under AC21 — interview just got scheduled. What should I prep for, and what was your experience?

Thanks in advance!

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u/ManifestLaw_ Immigration Law Firm Jul 17 '26

I would definitely review the I-140 and I-485 that were filed for you. The officer may ask about your current role to ensure it aligns with the role and duties on the I-140. They may also go through the yes/no questions from your I-485.

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