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If you have a green card or naturalization interview in 2025, don’t expect an instant approval. USCIS has quietly introduced a new policy — officers are now reviewing your old visa applications before approving cases, sometimes going back 15+ years.

Immigration lawyer Michael Ruttle explains what’s happening and how to prepare so your case doesn’t get delayed or denied.

✅ Here’s what you’ll learn:
• Why USCIS stopped same-day approvals
• How old DS-160 or visa records can impact your case
• Why you should never sign a statement at the interview without legal review
• How to request your old visa file from the Department of State
• Steps to prepare before your naturalization or adjustment interview

⚠️ Key takeaway: Review your visa history and talk to your lawyer before the interview. Never sign anything on the spot.

00:00 – No more same-day approvals
00:22 – How interviews used to work: instant on-the-spot approvals
00:38 – What changed in 2025: officers now pause approvals
01:03 – Real LA case: officer asked about an old DS-160 during naturalization interview
01:10 – The DS-160 blind spot — applicants rarely have copies on hand
01:24 – Don’t sign statements you can’t review — legal warning
01:51 – What you must do if you have an upcoming interview
02:00 – Pull your original visa/DS-160 from the State Department
02:16 – Who needs extra caution (tourists, students, past denials under 214(b))
02:35 – This policy shift is happening quietly — lawyers are seeing it now
02:44 – Final advice & subscribe for real-time immigration updates

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ABOUT ☑️
Michael Ruttle is an award-winning immigration attorney who speaks multiple languages in pursuit of giving his clients the utmost attention and care. Michael graduated summa cum laude (top 5%) from Whittier Law School in 2012, with a concentration in International & Comparative law.

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