A Green Card applicant was met with a shocker when, after prepping for months for her interview, she received a call the night before, cancelling her appointment.
The person was scheduled to appear for their USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) interview the next day, but got a vague call instead. The officer on the phone apologized for the inconvenience and said they “need more time.”
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There was no specific reason, no next steps, or date; just leaving the applicant in panic and confusion.
Now there are doubts plaguing her mind. Was something wrong with their file? Did they do something wrong? Is this normal?
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According to an immigration lawyer, it’s not always a bad sign.
In fact, he said it’s “better to have it postponed than rushed.” Because officers might need more time to review your documents — or maybe your assigned officer is suddenly unavailable.
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He advised people to stay calm, gather updated evidence, and be fully prepared whenever the interview is rescheduled.
Yet, for someone waiting anxiously for months, a sudden delay with no explanation can feel like a punch to the gut.
