Documents for Interview

[ptrober 0]

My parents interview is a week today! The document checklist sent with the appointment letter stated that all requirements had been met and that they did not need to bring any additional items to interview except for their photos, passports and appointment letters.

Should I send them photocopies of everything that I submitted on their behalf as the petitioner (I-864, original I-130 etc.)? The embassy appointment letter states that those documents have been accepted so is this even necessary or should we do it anyway for prudence sake?

Thanks!

[payxibka 10,044]

I would PM VJ member TayRivers... He just completed this exact process in London earlier this year....

Edited November 23, 2009 by payxibka

[TayRivers 4]

My parents interview is a week today! The document checklist sent with the appointment letter stated that all requirements had been met and that they did not need to bring any additional items to interview except for their photos, passports and appointment letters.

Should I send them photocopies of everything that I submitted on their behalf as the petitioner (I-864, original I-130 etc.)? The embassy appointment letter states that those documents have been accepted so is this even necessary or should we do it anyway for prudence sake?

Thanks!

No they dont need anything else for the interview. My parents took a copy of everything that had been sent to USCIS and NVC they were not asked for any of it, so Dad had carried a heavy bag all the way from the hotel for nothing..

As long as everything is checked off on the checklist they are good to go..

Tay

[ptrober 0]

Thanks Tay!

My parents interview is a week today! The document checklist sent with the appointment letter stated that all requirements had been met and that they did not need to bring any additional items to interview except for their photos, passports and appointment letters.

Should I send them photocopies of everything that I submitted on their behalf as the petitioner (I-864, original I-130 etc.)? The embassy appointment letter states that those documents have been accepted so is this even necessary or should we do it anyway for prudence sake?

Thanks!

No they dont need anything else for the interview. My parents took a copy of everything that had been sent to USCIS and NVC they were not asked for any of it, so Dad had carried a heavy bag all the way from the hotel for nothing..

As long as everything is checked off on the checklist they are good to go..

Tay