I-485 interview a little help please

[wanderingbeing 0]

hello I have 3 questions about what is needed for the I-485 interview, sorry if was posted previously I looked but didn't see exactly:

1.Medical Exam form I-693 - I was reading you need this starting May 1st of last year, but my wife got her medical exam in May but got a different form in Peru but is in english and looks similar is Form DS-3025. Do you think we need to get another Medical exam here?

2. All documents that make you eligible for a lawful permanent resident status, all immigrant documents - Which documents are these exactly? Do we need to bring all previous papers for I-130, I-129f, I-485, and I765 papers? or just these documents "passports, visa, EAD, both birth certificates, marriage certificate, I-864, plane tickets, bills with joint names, photos, medical exam, Tax return, W2, letter from employer, pay stubs, all NOA's, with copies of all"?

3. Do we really need to bring an interpreter? I thought usually they had a spanish speakers there especialy in minnesota with so many latinos.

[wanderingbeing 0]

Found an answer to #1, just need to contact a civil surgeon to re-transcribe from DS-3025 to I-693 and to avoid getting over charged.

hello I have 3 questions about what is needed for the I-485 interview, sorry if was posted previously I looked but didn't see exactly:

1.Medical Exam form I-693 - I was reading you need this starting May 1st of last year, but my wife got her medical exam in May but got a different form in Peru but is in english and looks similar is Form DS-3025. Do you think we need to get another Medical exam here?

2. All documents that make you eligible for a lawful permanent resident status, all immigrant documents - Which documents are these exactly? Do we need to bring all previous papers for I-130, I-129f, I-485, and I765 papers? or just these documents "passports, visa, EAD, both birth certificates, marriage certificate, I-864, plane tickets, bills with joint names, photos, medical exam, Tax return, W2, letter from employer, pay stubs, all NOA's, with copies of all"?

3. Do we really need to bring an interpreter? I thought usually they had a spanish speakers there especialy in minnesota with so many latinos.

[jjmarfzie 0]

hello I have 3 questions about what is needed for the I-485 interview, sorry if was posted previously I looked but didn't see exactly:

1.Medical Exam form I-693 - I was reading you need this starting May 1st of last year, but my wife got her medical exam in May but got a different form in Peru but is in english and looks similar is Form DS-3025. Do you think we need to get another Medical exam here?

2. All documents that make you eligible for a lawful permanent resident status, all immigrant documents - Which documents are these exactly? Do we need to bring all previous papers for I-130, I-129f, I-485, and I765 papers? or just these documents "passports, visa, EAD, both birth certificates, marriage certificate, I-864, plane tickets, bills with joint names, photos, medical exam, Tax return, W2, letter from employer, pay stubs, all NOA's, with copies of all"?

3. Do we really need to bring an interpreter? I thought usually they had a spanish speakers there especialy in minnesota with so many latinos.

Regarding your question number 1, it says to the letter you will bring the medical exam form of I-693 in a sealed envelope (UNLESS ALREADY SUBMITTED) if you have submitted that with your application forms when you file for AOS, there's no need for you to bring it anymore.

question #2, With the petitioner, get a copy of your state id or driver's license and also your SSN and birth certificate the same with your partner. If she/he already have an EAD, driver's/state id and SSN make a copy of it and also bring the original with you.

question #3, to make things sure, bring an english interpreter.

[payxibka 10,044]

3. Do we really need to bring an interpreter? I thought usually they had a spanish speakers there especialy in minnesota with so many latinos.

Minnesota has a lot of Latinos?

The USCIS does NOT have interpreters available for your use.

[wanderingbeing 0]

1. hmm you are right about the sealed I-693, so guess we will just make the appointment with the doc. I'm assuming they didn't get it unless they got it in the sealed envelope when they took the other sealed envelope with all the documents in the airport.

2. "question #2, With the petitioner, get a copy of your state id or driver's license and also your SSN and birth certificate the same with your partner. If she/he already have an EAD, driver's/state id and SSN make a copy of it and also bring the original with you."

Thanks for this info, but more curious if I need to include the full I-130, I-129f, I-485, and I-765. Just bought ink so ready to print.

3. any idea oh how cheap we could maybe find an interpreter for? :S

Thanks for the responses