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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Thailand
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Hi,

I received a notice for an AOS interview. It lists a bunch of things that I need to bring with me, but I'm a little confused. For example, it asks that I show proof of my citizenship. I have my birth certificate; is that enough? It seems a little redundant because it asks for the same things more than once. I'm also required to bring proof of my wife's eligibility for AOS; would our marriage certificate be adequate? Finally, the notice says that I need originals and copies of all supporting documents... exactly what is this referring to? I submitted everything to them... do I just bring copies (and copies of what exactly... each form I submitted + evidence)?

Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks!

-G

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Bring anything and everything you can to prove that you have a bonafide marriage. When I had my interview I brought, joint car insurance, house insurance, emails, pictures, marriage certificate, husbands divorce decree, birth certificates. The INS officer will have your file there, I brought an extra copy along incase they lost it along with all my originals. Dress professionally, and arrive early and everything should be fine.

N-400

10/26/09 Sent application to Lewisville TX.

10/27/09 Rec'd Application signed by B. Conteh

10/29/09 Check cashed

11/02/09 Rec'd NOA date showing 10/29/09

11/09/09 Rec'd letter Bio Appointment

11/17/09 Bio Appointment 8am

11/20/09 Called FBI-Prints were sent back to USCIS same day.

12/03/09 Rec'd email from USCIS that the RFE was a mistake.

12/04/09 Rec'd email from USCIS saying that I have been transferred for an interview.

12/07/09 Rec'd letter for interview on 1/11/10 @11am in Fairfax, VA.

01/11/10 Interview completed. Passed test decision can't be made.

03/02/10 Contacted Senator's office...No reply yet!

03/04/10 Senator office called says can take up to 120 days.

04/12/10 Service request filed.

05/12/10 Contacted Senator's office again.

05/12/10 Told over the phone that I was approved. Believe it when I see it!

06/04/10 Senators office tells me the adjudicator who interviewed me thinks I have a criminal record. Send out all paper work showing no criminal record.

06/08/10 Leave for Canada

06/09/10 Get RCMP certificate showing no criminal record. Fax off to senators office.

06/23/10 Approved for Citizenship

06/24/10 USCIS contacts Senators office

06/28/10 Find out that I have been approved for citizenship and they are just waiting to schedule my oath.

07/12/10 Put in line for oath ceremony....wonder how long that will be!

08/18/10 Called USCIS confirmed they sent oath letter for 09/17/2010 at 9am.

09/17/10 Oath ceremony at 9am..... US Citizen!!!! Applied for passport.

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Filed: Country: Thailand
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Should we bring our son? :P

Your absence runs through me like a needle

Everything I do

Is stitched with your color

Married in 2005

I-130

2/6 NOA1

5/11 touch

5-10 Approval for both 129F and I-130

129F

2/14 applied

3/01 NOA1

5/1-11 a few touches

5-10 Approval for both 129F and I-130

5-21 sent to NVC

5-22 129F recieved @ NVC

5-29 forwarded to Embassy

6-12 interview date set (discovered, rather) ... (still no NOA2)

6-22 email notification of NAO2 for I-130

6-27 email notification of NOA2 for 129F

7-15 Medical appointment - Docs say she has pneumonia and want to run 2 months + $2K USD of tests.

7-19 interview

7-20 informed that she has cleared medical. Documents not yet forwarded to Embassy, they will not release them to her, saying they must deliver the documents themselves. (Not true. many people had their medical papers @ the interview)

7-21 Missed flight

7-25 Docs recieved by embassy, visa all ready to go

7-27 Visa revieved

7-28 ARRIVED IN USA!! :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

...

waiting for AOS NOA

9-28 5 page RFE sent :(

10-7 RFE recieved

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Japan
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Bring Coppies of Everything you submitted in your aos package.

Bring all NOA's received.

and the following

  • Legal Govt. issued ID & birth certificates for Both people ( DL, Passport, or state issued ID, EAD card if already have it)
  • Receipts as support evidence ( wedding rings, wedding ect..)
  • Joint Insurance, utility forms, phone bills, ( showing co-mingling of finances)
  • Joint accounts refelcting both names residing at same address ( utility bills)
  • Copies of Airline ticket stubs ( showong that you traveled to see benefciary in her country.
    • Letters & Correspondances , Phone Bills .
  • past 3 tax returns or tax transcripts from IRS ( showing steady income)
  • letter from employer ,Most recent paystub or W2( should have submitted with Aos package )
  • Statement of Bank Account
  • Original Marriage Liscense
  • Translation of any foriegn issued documents
  • Pictures are nice but hold very little value in determining Validity of relationship.

    Remeber bring more thank you think you will need, it is better to have too much than to forget something and be delayed or denied for be under prepared.

Should we bring our son? :P

Absolutly & bring his Birth Cert.

Having a child between the two of you shows definate validity to the relationship & Marriage, Just be sure he is well behaved ;)

Edited by Addie_Goodvibes

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IMPORTANT NOTICE:Like you all, I am not an attorney ; I am a layperson (I have laid a lot of persons ) My advice is based on Experience obtained by filing ourselves

AOS met in Japan 1994 married 10/2004

DO:Los Angeles,Ca.

6/17/06 Forms Sent (I-130, I-485, and I-765)

6/19/06 RD I-130,I-485, I-765

6/26/06 NOA rcvd

7/15/06 Biometrics complete Day 22

8/4/06 Interview Notice Rcvd Day 42

9/9/06 EAD Card Received :)Day 78

9/13/06 SS Card Received :)Day 82

9/27/06 AOS Interview Los Angeles APPROVED LPR Day 96

12/04/06 Welcome To the United States Letter received

12/08/06 Green Card Received- expires 12/2016

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Japan
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Bring anything and everything you can to prove that you have a bonafide marriage. When I had my interview I brought, joint car insurance, house insurance, emails, pictures, marriage certificate, husbands divorce decree, birth certificates. The INS officer will have your file there, I brought an extra copy along incase they lost it along with all my originals. Dress professionally, and arrive early and everything should be fine.

As lissa mentions bring copies of everything you submitted with you roriginal package, The USCIS has been known to misplace things.

Our IO asked me for my tax return & current pay stub even though I had submitted them with my AOS package.

So it helped to have it ready when he asked made his job easier and the interview went smooth we were well prepared. put everything togther neatly in abinder so you can easily access it .

You dont' want to come accross as unorganized or unprepared, after all this is the most important step in your live together respect it as such.

Arrive at least 15-30minutes early.

Edited by Addie_Goodvibes

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IMPORTANT NOTICE:Like you all, I am not an attorney ; I am a layperson (I have laid a lot of persons ) My advice is based on Experience obtained by filing ourselves

AOS met in Japan 1994 married 10/2004

DO:Los Angeles,Ca.

6/17/06 Forms Sent (I-130, I-485, and I-765)

6/19/06 RD I-130,I-485, I-765

6/26/06 NOA rcvd

7/15/06 Biometrics complete Day 22

8/4/06 Interview Notice Rcvd Day 42

9/9/06 EAD Card Received :)Day 78

9/13/06 SS Card Received :)Day 82

9/27/06 AOS Interview Los Angeles APPROVED LPR Day 96

12/04/06 Welcome To the United States Letter received

12/08/06 Green Card Received- expires 12/2016

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Jordan
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Good Luck! :thumbs:

بســــم اللـــــه الــــرحمـن الــــرحــــيم

My N-400 timeline, I hope it will help - Local Office (Chula Vista Field Office - San Diego)

10/01/2010: Application was sent.

10/04/2010: Application was received.

10/06/2010: Email received "Application has been received" & Noticed Date.

10/07/2010: "Touch"

10/08/2010: "Touch" & Check was Cashed

10/09/2010: NOA1 Received via mail.

10/22/2010: Status Changed Online "Request for evidence" It was for Biometrics.

10/25/2010: Request for evidence recieved "Biometrics Notice".

11/18/2010: Biometrics date ==> 11:00AM. Biometrics was taken On time.

12/03/2010: "Yellow Letter" Received.

12/06/2010: "Touch" Case Moved to "Testing and Interview".

12/08/2010: Interview Letter received via mail.

01/13/2011: Interview Date. Done, " Thanks To ALLAH, I Passed the Test.

01/18/2011: Oath Letter was Sent.

01/20/2011: Oath Letter Recieved via mail.

01/28/2011: Oath Date. ==> Done, I am a U.S. Citizen

01/31/2011: Applied for a U.S. Passport Book, And, U.S. Passport Card.

02/25/2011: Passport Book's Received.

02/26/2011: Passport Card's Received.

02/28/2011: Certificate Of Naturalization's Returned.

Game Over.

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