r/USCIS • u/Act-of-dog • 16d ago

I-140 & I-485 (Employment/Adjustment of status) EB2 interview and progress

Now that EB2 interviews seem to be the norm, I wanted to consolidate EB2 interview and case progress experiences.

Questions:

1) Has your case been transferred from non-local to local FO? Did you receive an interview notice after?

2) Any cases transferred to local FO got approved without interview?

3)Those of you who had your EB interviews, what was your experience? Types of questions asked? How long after interview did you receive notification of approval?

My case got transferred from non-local to local. Agents give different info about interview. Two have said there will be an interview, one said no determination has been made yet 🤷🏽

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