What to bring to Interview

[lilsweetpea11 0]

Hello, I just got notified that my husband's interview in Colombo will be February 2nd. I am trying to figure out what all is absolutely mandatory to bring to the interview. I know all civil documents, supporting evidence, passport photos is what I've read. My confusion is when it comes to the 'forms I need to have original copies of' so does that mean I did wrong in the beginning of this and was supposed to send in copies of the I-130 form and also for the affidavit of support? Because I made a big mistake then by not making copies of those forms...?? Can someone please give me some advice or know how????? Thank you.

[John andrew 8]

It's ok and u did not make any mistakes but u did a good job all what you need is to get a new affidavit support signed up with black ink and send via DHL to ur beneficiary with your work confirmation and house receipt payment last three paychecks and w2 current one with last tax returns in year 2015/16 then you done from your end

[MrChamploo 45]

It's pretty simple. They want you to bring everything you sent to the NVC. Everything you sent to the NVC can be photo copies at the interview (Besides the AOS)

 

So all the tax stuff you sent to the NVC they want those. (Most recent W2 and last 3 years of transcripts is what my wife brought) The interview letter and the completion verification of DS-261

They want an affidavit of support signed by you,at the interview. They want the applicants police certificate,birth certificate and divorce if needed.

 

They only want photo copies of the evidence and tax stuff. The AOS has to be original.

The embassy will also send you an checklist of what they want you to bring. (Email or mail)

 

Biggest thing is you can't bring too much! If they don't want it or need it they will tell you!

Second big thing is.. BE ORGANIZED! If they ask for something make sure you don't have to dig through papers to find it. Sort it with clips or something.

[lilsweetpea11 0]

Thank you for the responses. So pretty much I need to do the AOS process all over again, because there's no way of getting to what I have already sent in, and then send it to my husband. Oh great lol I hated this part of it because I also have a co-sponsor which means twice the work.  Also how do I get the d-261 verification? I'm thinking this might have been sent to me when I did it. ? Anyway thank y'all again!

[MrChamploo 45]

Just now, lilsweetpea11 said:

Thank you for the responses. So pretty much I need to do the AOS process all over again, because there's no way of getting to what I have already sent in, and then send it to my husband. Oh great lol I hated this part of it because I also have a co-sponsor which means twice the work.  Also how do I get the d-261 verification? I'm thinking this might have been sent to me when I did it. ? Anyway thank y'all again!

 

You get it from the NVC website where you completed the DS-261. Go to where you completed it and it should say print it OR to email you the verification.

The guides here always say to make two sets of copies. I kept a set of a copy of everything and i sent my wife a copy of everything.

[M&R<3 10]

*IRS trasncripts for recent years
*If the benficary has worked overseas police clearence from those countries.

*Original birth certificate(Sinhala) and the transalted one.
 

I went there today, to pick up my pp and originals and saw almost everyone in the room was handed yellow 221g for any one of the above.