Hey all,
I wanted to make sure i'm not forgetting anything for the interview.

I have all copies of the original packet sent for the 1-129. I have also added, my passport (i've gotten a new one since, so i'm sending the one with the stamps in it where i've been to England). I'm also sending a log of all the emails i've sent him, and all the emails he's sent me. I am going to send new evidence, where I went over in December, (pics - flight details etc), and where he came over here in July (flight details, passport stamps). I have the 1-134 filled out and notarized, by me and my co-sponsor (my mom), I have 3 recent paystubs from my old job (I started a new one this week, so I can't really get anything from them yet). I have a letter from my co-sponsors employer with her salary listed on it. Updated letters of intent, signed by me and my fiance, both notarized. I have letters in there he's sent me, as well as cards that i've received from his family for holidays (birthday, Christmas etc). He is going to check when he gets home to see if we still have Christmas cards his family sent us last year saying to you and your fiancee lol. Other then that, am I forgetting anything? he goes home today and is taking my binder of information with him, just want to make sure we're not forgetting anything

Do you have a copy of your (and your co-sponsor's) most recent tax return? A few people have reported that they needed that recently.

ummm. I think I can get a copy of mine, but my mom is in Mexico right now. Will they not approve it, or will it be pending the additional information? I mean... the letter from her employer should be enough to prove how much she makes in my opinion. She makes way more than is necessary, so I don't really think we'll have any problems with it?

Edit: I forgot to metion I also have letters from the bank for me and my mom (they are dated back in March when I got them) that state how much we've put in the bank in the last year, how much we currently had, and how long our account had been with them etc.