Prepping for AOS interview

[mamaronga 2]

Those of you who have already done the AOS interview... can you please help us with a few questions as we prep for our January interview?

1. can i as his spouse be his translator, or must it be a third party?

2. the Interview letter asked for a Medical exam and an Affidavit of support---but we already turned that in with our AOS application, so why would they ask? should we just bring a copy of what we have? (b/c we obviously don't have whatever was in the sealed envelope...)

3. They also ask for originals and copies of "supporting documents"-- don't they have this all from our AOS application? do we have to make a whole other copy of our application again? or what exactly are they referring to? (are they referring to the AOS application or the Interview)

4. What's the "documentation establishing eligibility for permanent residence status" is this all the NOA's that we got from the government throughout the whole process, or what is this?

thank you so very much for your help!

cheers

claire

[Inky 1,111]

Your question 2 is pertaining to the I-693 forms that need to be brought to the interview.

[radacos 0]

1. Not sure.

2. You obviously don't have the medical exam and the original Affidavit. Bring copies of the latter if you have them. Also bring tax returns, a couple recent pay stubs, etc.

3. Bring the originals of everything you sent in the packet, or copies if, by chance, you sent originals. USCIS often loses stuff.

4. That means proof that you two are indeed a legitimate married couple, starting with the marriage certificate, and including bank accounts, credit cards, mortgage, lease, insurance, plane tickets, photos, or whatever else you have.

Good luck!