AOS interview documents - are we good?

[Nicola&Matthew 0]

As with most people we are getting quite worried about having enough information for our AOS interview, so was wondering if experienced AOS-er's could put our minds at ease!

This is what we have for supporting evidence:

- Keep sake marriage certificate (also bringing the certified one)

- Copy of our wedding vows from the ceremony

- Invitation's for our wedding reception

- Rental agreement with both of us named, however my name is in my maiden name

- Health insurance cards from both of us, with an invoice for clinical services

- New home cards from my family in the UK adressed to both of us

- "Happy birthday Son-in-law" card from my mum

- Selection of our wedding reception cards

- Print out of our itinary for the Hawaii trip where we were married (both names are on itinary)

- Print out of our wedding package confirmation with buisness card of our Rev.

- Recipt from us applying for a marriage licence in Hawaii

- Boarding passes from our trip to Hawaii

- Adoption sheets from the animal shelter for our kitten. A large pack of signed doccuments from us both witnessed and signed by the lady at the shelter.

- Certificate of vaccinations and recipt from the vet's for the kitten, listing us both as owners and our address.

- Comcast invoice listing him as the account holder and me as an authorised signatory at our apartment.

- Letters from my family in England addressed to both of us

- Recipt and card from my mum sending me flowers

- Congratulation e-mails from my friends and family in the UK.

- My state ID

- Our wedding photo album

We don't have anything where we are listed on as a joint account, like the comcast bill, water and electric.

We do have a joint bank account and have had this for 5 1/2 months now but my concern is that the address is listed under his mom's. I'm changing the address today at the bank, should I include the bank statement that was mailed to his mom's house? Or will this be frowned upon? (We do have a number of our reception cards that were mailed to his mom's house in our evidence folder).

Do we have enough? Any extra feedback would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you so much!

Nicola&Matthew

[tomica52 0]

That looks like more then enough. You should bring your bank statements, I am not sure why they were sent to your mother-in-law, but if you have a good reason bring them.

Good luck.

Alex

[Nicola&Matthew 0]

That looks like more then enough. You should bring your bank statements, I am not sure why they were sent to your mother-in-law, but if you have a good reason bring them.

It was easier to get it sent to the MIL's addy than our own, but now we are settled it's all sorted out with the bank now. Hopefully we'll get a new statement at our addy before the interview!

[Collie 122]

Dont forget your passport and birth certificate

Good luck!

[rebelheart 0]

Goodluck for your upcoming AOS interview!

[Mrs.J06 4]

Seems to me like you have LOTS! Our list was pretty similar, but they didn't look at ANYTHING!

If you can, bring one or two of the latest paychecks, they seemed to be mostly interest in the financial support issue.

Good luck to you, no reason to worry, everybody was very nice when we had our interview!

[kariandmax 0]

Looks like you have everything....Good Luck!

Our interview is tomorrow and our list is very long too!

[Nicola&Matthew 0]

Oh fabulous thank you so much for taking the time to check out our extensive list, its very much appreciated and thank you so much Mrs Johnson you've put our minds at ease! We're collecting payslips and re-doing the affidavit of support so that should help!

Interview here we come!

[happyinlove08 0]

That is good enough. Do you have emails that you sent eachother? That can also help in addition, you should have cards you have given to each other.